Category: Mental Health

Bell Let’s Day was a few weeks ago. I have mixed feelings about the day. While it’s good to raise awareness, it should be happening everyday. We do not need a day dedicated to talking about mental health. I used to like the day and used to participate, but then I learned that Bell is […]

One of the most common discussions – between experts and researchers, as well as the general public – surrounding addiction is whether addiction is a disease or a choice.

I’ve been working on a special project…A five-part video series that includes five people with five different stories.

A couple months ago, someone reached out to me to do a collaboration with me. She is an opiate addict. In the wake of Demi Lovato’s relapse and overdose, as well as the opioid crisis as a whole, I had a lot of questions about addiction and recovery.

It’s been a rough ten days for Lovatics and Demi’s loved ones. Almost a month after the release of her song “Sober” where she admits to relapsing, Demi was rushed to the hospital due to a drug overdose.

Written by Detox Local Twenty per cent of adults in the Canada have been diagnosed with anxiety and/or depression. Nearly half of those are never treated for their issues.

On Thursday, after six years of sobriety, Demi Lovato confessed to us that she recently relapsed in her most heartbreaking song called “Sober”.

About two months ago, I decided to try and go off my antidepressants, because I wanted to see if I could manage without them. You should never try to do this without help from a doctor.