Accessible, reliable, professionally produced resources on an array of mental health topics for patients, families, students and professionals.
What older adults, their families and friends need to know.
Read more about Depression in Older AdultsAre you a primary care provider, medical student, or part of a family health team? Are you looking to improve your access to mental health assessment tools, provide customized patient care, have a powerful teaching and simulation tool on-hand, and save time during your screening and interviewing process? This intuitive and simple-to-use app is for you!
Read more about Primary Care Psychiatry ToolkitStudents can use the app to search, share and review various services around the Greater Toronto Area, based on six major categories: Legal and Financial, Health and Social Services, Recreation and Culture, Family and Friends, Spirituality and Wellbeing, Work and School, and Sex and Relationships.
Read more about Thought SpotIf you want to take charge of how much you drink, or when you drink, Saying When is a successful program that provides step-by-step directions that can help. You could be interested in quitting drinking or just cutting down and the simple action of tracking your drinking and your urges to drink can help you get it under control.
Read more about Saying When21 ways to make it better: a self-help guide for single newcomers.
Read more about Alone in CanadaRead more about When a Family Member Is Unwilling to Seek Help
It is important to know what to do when a family member is suicidal. This guide includes many resources to support the family and the person who is suicidal.
Read more about When a Family Member Is SuicidalIssues to Consider for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Transexual, Two-spirit, Intersex and Queer Communities
Read more about Substance Use