From sunshine to snowfall: Ways to manage mental health as the seasons change
SAD can cause symptoms like sadness, low motivation, trouble concentrating, and loss of interest in activities you normally enjoy. The good news: there are proven ways to manage SAD and protect your mental health through fall and winter.
Preparing for Cold Weather – A Home Safety Checklist for Older Adults
As the temperature drops and the first snowflakes appear, winter can bring beauty—but also new challenges for older adults living at home. Cold weather, icy walkways, and shorter days can…
How to stay healthy and boost your immune system during cold & flu season
If you’re asking, “How can I stay healthy and avoid getting the flu this season?”—start with vaccination, support your immune system with vitamins and healthy habits, and practice simple hygiene steps every day. Small actions can make a big difference in keeping you healthy all season long.
World Mental Health Day 2025: Expanding access to mental health support in times of crisis
Every year on October 10, Canadians join people around the world to mark World Mental Health Day, a day to raise awareness and promote understanding of mental well-being. The 2025 theme, announced by the World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH), is “Access to Services – Mental Health in Catastrophes and Emergencies.
Mental Health and Aging Well at Home: What Seniors & Caregivers Should Know
As Canada’s population grows older, mental health and aging have become an increasingly important part of overall well-being. Canadians aged 65 and older now make up nearly 20% of the…
Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2025: Early detection, symptoms, and support
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2025. This month highlights the importance of early detection, encourages regular screenings like mammograms, and raises awareness about symptoms, risk factors, and support resources. Take action this month by learning the signs, scheduling your screening, and sharing resources to support those impacted by breast cancer.