This workshop helps women learn how their menstrual health affects their body, and guide them into how they can have a symptom-free cycle.

Two Toronto residents are breaking mental health stigmas by revealing what it is like to be a patient at CAMH.

We are a diverse group of psychotherapists and social workers dedicated to anti-oppressive practice, community care and specialized support. We work with individual adults and children as well as ...

We often move through life on autopilot, in survival mode, waiting for “someday” when things might finally feel better. But real, lasting change starts in the here and now. At Glow Mental Health, I ...

The Archdiocese of Toronto's new Help Not Harm campaign urges members of Canada's largest Catholic community to oppose the March 17, 2027, plan to expand euthanasia access to individuals solely living ...

New documentary ATTILA will be making its world premiere in Toronto on Tuesday, Oct. 10 at Hot Docs Cinema. That day also marks the 75th anniversary of World Mental Health Day. The doc, directed by ...

Bell's $10 million commitment to Canadian mental health initiatives in 2026 brings total Bell Let's Talk investment to $194 million since 2010 Bell Let's Talk Day on January 21, 2026 encourages ...

Men and teen boys between ages 15 and 44 years experienced the highest leaps in gambling-related problems after Ontario ...

When the Maple Leafs take to the Air Canada Centre ice Wednesday, they'll do so in the midst of the eighth annual Bell Let's Talk Day in support of mental health awareness. And from Toronto's players ...

Progress in addressing mental health is notoriously slow and mostly incremental. Breakthrough treatments tend to be rare, and ...