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Perspectives Of A Caregiver: Suicide & Safety Questions
This podcast highlights Kathy Day’s experience as a caregiver to her relative with mental illness. Ms. Day answers questions relating to suicide and safety plans for family emergencies. If you… Read MoreThe Impact Of COVID-19 On Mental Health Care: Perspectives From A Peer Specialist
Today’s podcast will focus on COVID-19’s impact on the work of a peer specialist in mental health care. It will discuss how the role of a peer specialist has changed… Read MorePatient & Family Guide To The CANMAT & ISBD Guidelines On The Management Of Bipolar Disorder
This patient and family guide aims to translate the key principles of the Canadian Network for Mood and Anxiety Treatments (CANMAT) and the International Society for Bipolar Disorders (ISBD) clinical… Read MoreDisclosing To Others Fact Sheet
Ideally, the people around you will understand your illness and encourage you. But the important people in your life might not know much about mental illness. They may want to… Read MorePerspectives Of A Caregiver: Navigating Legal & Financial Hurdles
This podcast highlights Kathy Day’s experience as a caregiver for a relative with serious mental illness. Ms. Day answers questions about her experience of navigating legal hurdles and how she… Read MoreMental Health In The COVID-19 Era
The news about COVID-19 is relentless: an ever-escalating number of confirmed cases, portents of economic meltdown, ominous images of barren public spaces. Most people find it stressful to be surrounded… Read MoreAmerican Foundation Of Suicide Prevention
The American Foundation of Suicide Prevention (AFSP) has been a supporting organization of PsychU since 2018. Dr. Jill Harkavy-Freidman sat down with PsychU to talk about how an individual can… Read MoreMental Health Awareness Month 2020 Toolkit
Throughout May each year, we celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month (MHAM). Since 1949, Mental Health America (MHA) has been leading the observance of May MHAM. For 2020, MHA will continue… Read More - PsychU For You
