Saying Goodbye to York: Creative piece
A 10-year story of how I got my undergraduate degree.
Tag: Mental Health
Are strikes the solution for improving students’ mental health?
The York Federation of Mental Health considers a strike as a symbol of support and solidarity for the mental health of students.
Canada’s next pandemic is the mental health pandemic
While the majority of COVID-19 restrictions have lifted, many Ontarians will still feel side effects when it comes to mental health.
A discussion with Professor Flett on his latest book on perfectionism and its implications
York psychology professor co-authors academic book on perfectionism, first of its kind.
The Book of Grief and Hamburgers by Stuart Ross, York alumni
Stuart Ross discusses how his new book came to fruition and what it means to grieve.
Depression isn’t trendy, so why laugh about it?
Some people cope with “life” through sarcasm and dark humour, and that is okay.
The personal and academic benefits of journaling through the eyes of educators
Writing faculty dive into the benefits of journaling and how it can improve academic writing for students.
Is it silly to still feel scared?
While I don’t think we should be living in fear, it feels like we’re throwing caution to the wind without acknowledging the people who are worried about being physically back in the classroom and office.
Children Unheard and the importance of youth mental health
York student has started a non-profit organization bringing awareness to mental health in children.
Connecting York’s queer community to the support they need
York offers a range of 2SLGBTQ+ support, but where can it be found?