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Puppies! - Your Daily Diversion Is A Calming Romp with 21 Cuties

3rd - Higher Ed
Need a break from these stressful times? We've got just the diversion ... How about 21 adorable puppies enjoying the outdoors!? Their joy for life as they frolic, chase and tumble is heartwarming. Watch the full video at:...
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How About Cooking Up Your Daily Diversion - Try These Amazing Unwritten Recipes!

3rd - Higher Ed
Need a break from these stressful times? We've got just the diversion - Safe at home is a good time to share Felicia's family's favorite recipes with heartwarming stories stirred right in. Watch our collection of Felicia's stories behind...
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It's OK to SMILE - Norbert: Today's Daily Diversion

3rd - Higher Ed
Need a break from these stressful times? We've got just the diversion ... Today's stress release is Norbert, the 3-pound therapy dog who spreads hope and smiles to everyone he meets. Watch the full video at:...
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How Did COVID Affect My Mental Health as an Educator - Ask a Professor

9th - Higher Ed
Help The University of Illinois Emergency Dean Fund: https://odos.illinois.edu/give/ Recently one of my students asked me how COVID affected my mental health as an educator and here is my response. #mentalhealth #itisoktonotbeok...
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Do professors care about their students’ mental health?

9th - Higher Ed
Help Support Free Online Education at: http://www.patreon.com/woltersworld or become a channel member. #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters Learn Marketing & More at http://www.professorwolters.com Copyright Mark...
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How this new Toronto facility plans to support refugees, asylum seekers across the city

9th - Higher Ed
The Toronto branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association will be opening a transition house next month. As CBC’s Greg Ross reports, the facility will be dedicated to supporting asylum seekers and refugees across the city.
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The Psychological Challenges Of Rare Diseases And The Need To Navigate Empathy

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Living with a rare disease comes with unique psychological challenges that often go unnoticed. Patients and caregivers face emotional distress, isolation, and uncertainty due to limited awareness, delayed diagnoses, and lack of support....
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Education to heal Ukrainian Children's Invisible War Scars

9th - Higher Ed
Since 2022, the war in Ukraine has eroded the mental health and well-being of the population, including approximately 5 million school-age children. Ensuring that children have access to education during crisis provides a sense of...
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Scolded by mother, schoolgirl jumps off 20th floor

9th - Higher Ed
A 15-year-old schoolgirl in Bengaluru tragically died by suicide after reportedly being scolded by her mother over phone use. The incident took place at a high-rise building where she jumped from the 20th floor. Police have registered a...
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Miniature therapy horses bring joy to Athens’ vulnerable communities

9th - Higher Ed
A team of miniature therapy horses in Greece spreads happiness and offers support to children, the elderly, and those in care homes, despite ongoing financial challenges.
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Protect Your Heart During Pollution: Doctor’s Essential Guide

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Air pollution isn’t just a threat to your lungs; it can severely impact your heart health too. In this insightful video, we shares expert tips on how to protect your heart during times of poor air quality. Learn about the connection...
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Pinaymootang Health Centre's pilot projects fill a gap for local communities

9th - Higher Ed
More than a dozen pilot projects are underway at the Pinaymootang Health Centre. The First Nation's centre and its partnerships help bridge health-care gaps, with the goal of creating a more equitable health system for Indigenous people.
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Report finds mental health worse than before pandemic, access to care is inconsistent

9th - Higher Ed
A new study out today says that mental health is three times worse than it was before the pandemic.And among Indigenous peoples, more than a third reported their mental health as "poor" or "fair."CBC's Mike Crawley has been looking into...
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B.C.'s Ministry of Mental Health and Addictions has been dissolved

9th - Higher Ed
Dr. Ryan Herriot, an addictions and family medicine practitioner, reacts
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SAIT makes mental health training permanent part of paramedic program

9th - Higher Ed
As first responders increasingly face mental health issues like PTSD, SAIT is making mental health training part of its curriculum. The course aims to equip future first responders with tools to better deal with the pressures they...
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Can Psychedelics Help With Mental Health?

9th - Higher Ed
We are asking the 'age old' question, whether psychedelics can actually help you with mental health.
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My dad and I retraced my grandfather's experience in WWII — here's what we learned

9th - Higher Ed
Eric and Gary Anderson travelled to Norway to better understand Andrew Anderson's work as a spy during WWII, and how it impacted their family for decades afterwards.
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What Does It Take to Conquer Everest? Baljeet Kaur Reveals All #DreamIT

9th - Higher Ed
Discover the mental preparation behind conquering the world's highest peaks. In this exclusive interview with Baljeet Kaur, a renowned Indian mountaineer, learn about her strategies for overcoming fear, staying focused, and maintaining...
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My journey with ADHD

9th - Higher Ed
CBC News video journalist Emily Fitzpatrick shares how she discovered during the pandemic that she has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. She takes us through what led to her diagnosis and how she’s living with it.
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Woman’s 500+ mile walk across NY raises awareness about suicide prevention

9th - Higher Ed
A Buffalo woman made a stop in the Hudson Valley on Saturday as she walks across the state to honor her son and raise awareness about mental health and suicide prevention.
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Affordability poses a barrier to receiving care, social worker says

9th - Higher Ed
Jessica Kristy, registered social worker at online therapy practice Shift Collab, spoke to CBC News and said that often people delay sessions or have to drop out of therapy because they run out of insurance and have to pay out of pocket.
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Gen Z and millennials seeing greater impact from uncertain job market, doctor says

9th - Higher Ed
Gen Z and millennials are more vulnerable to job uncertainty and the rising cost of living in their early career stage leading to increased levels of stress, Dr. Saunia Ahmad, clinical psychologist and director of Toronto Psychology...
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Expert warns of consequences in delaying seeking mental health help

9th - Higher Ed
The impact of not being able to access therapy when you need it has the potential to change a person’s developmental trajectory, Jo Henderson, executive director of Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario and CAMH scientist told CBC News.
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September is World Suicide Prevention Month and experts say youth are among the most vulnerable

9th - Higher Ed
According to Statistics Canada, more than four thousand people in Canada die by suicide every year. As CBC’s Talia Ricci reports, youth are one of the most vulnerable populations and many experts say Canada needs to continue expanding...