Tag: depression
Study: why we choose anxiety over relaxation
Pennsylvania
State University performed a study in 2019 that examined the relationship
between anxiety and strategic behaviors, like relaxing. According to the study,
even though relaxation is...
LinkMentalHealth offers students flexible mental health support
LinkMentalHealth, a website that connects people
to therapists that fit their need, announces students can get help faster and
skip over wait times for free.
LinkMentalHealth, an...
Do seasons affect emotions?
Every year, the winter season brings with it a sense of gloom and dreariness. Days get shorter and nights get longer, trees are left...
Be yourself & film videos
It’s 11 p.m. and you have a paper due at midnight. You switch back and forth between your word document, a scholarly article, and...
Students find a big voice in Small Beauty
Exploring “Home, Exile, and Return,” the UTM English and Drama Society hosted the first of their 2017/2018 series of visiting speakers on November 20th....
The impacts of alcohol
Alcohol is not inherently bad just like drinking responsibly and in moderation is not dangerous. However, underage drinking, binge drinking, or long term heavy...
24-hour wait times for students in crisis
Among the next steps for the growth of residence counselling are services offered in international languages and a new social work intern, mentioned at...
More to the story than stress
There are a few things on my mind this week, and none really stands out, so I’ll touch on each.
MENTAL HEALTH & MONEY
A UTMSU...
Research reveals link between depression and smoking
A new study conducted by Michael Chaiton of the University of Toronto and Jennifer O’Loughlin of the University of Montreal reveals a connection between...