Climate change is increasing risks to the mental health of Canadians. Impacts from a
changing climate may outstrip the ability of Canadians and their health-sustaining …

Mental health challenges are the leading health issue facing youth globally. To better
respond to this health challenge, experts advocate for a population health approach …

This position paper has been substantially revised by the Canadian Psychiatric Association
(CPA)'s Section on Transcultural Psychiatry and the Standing Committee on Education and …

Background Much of the research and theorising in the knowledge translation (KT) field has
focused on clinical settings, providing little guidance to those working in community settings …

When Persimmon Blackbridge and Sheila Gilhooly launched their Still Sane exhibit in
Vancouver in 1984, the second wave of the feminist movement was well underway. The …

While knowledge represents a valuable commodity, not all forms of knowledge are afforded
equal status. The politics of knowledge, which entails the privileging of particular ways of …

This dissertation explores the psychosocial consequences of climate change and
psychosocial adaptation opportunities in High River, Alberta. Influenced by the theoretical …

Mental, physical, and emotional health are essential for everyone to enable the totality and
completeness of one's health and well-being to enhance quality of life. Mental health is one …

Student mental health on university campuses in Canada has been identified as a growing
issue that requires a systemic response from post-secondary institutions as students are …

As mental health social work educators in Canada and Australia, the authors of this chapter
welcome international calls for transformative paradigms addressing poor mental health and …