BC Schizophrenia Society representatives and supporters hosted an exciting “Lunch and Learn” event October 9th, 2014 for BC MLAs.
Recently retired police chief Jamie Graham, prominent psychiatrist Dr. Bill McEwan, and parents and educators Bill …
Read more →The Mental Health Commission of Canada is hosting a National Youth Anti-Stigma Event, November 16-22, 2014. Students from across Canada, aged 14-17, will be hosted at Encounters with Canada** in Ottawa. The goal of this event is to ignite a national di…
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Read more →From left to right (back row) Tracy, Kim. Front row (left to right) Ashleigh, Mike, Geraldine and Natasha.Taken at the Pacific Training Regional Centre in ChilliwackPicture taken by Francesca Arueyingho
On December 18th at the RCMP Pacific Regional Tra…
More than 40,000 British Columbians – roughly one in 100 – are living with schizophrenia, a neurological disorder that distorts the senses and impairs cognition, making it difficult to distinguish what is real from what is not.
According to data co…
[Police Chief] Chu and [Mayor] Roberston want 300 secure mental health treatment beds, a hospital crisis centre and better treatment options at provincial housing facilities.
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