Charlotte’s story In many ways Charlotte’s life is unremarkable. Married, she lives in a large suburban home with her husband and children. She holds a management position with a large company, where she
Silent Majority. Isolation. Stigma. Suffering in Silence. Loss of Freedom. The fear of the unknown or of being judged can sometimes be a barrier to counselling. Education is therefore critical to improving our
The Douglas Mental Health University Institute Foundation officially opened the Stearns pavilion gazebo for the children and adolescents treated at the Douglas. This project was made possible through the generous donation of the
Your Support Takes Care of Youth and Their Families As a result of the kind-heartedness of our donors, our youths will now be able to take advantage of a comfortably furnished lounge built
For two years now, the Iannicelli Healing Garden at the Moe Levin Day Centre has been providing a therapeutic sanctuary for patients. Because of the enormous generosity of the Joseph and Mary Iannicelli
Last spring, Mike Santoro gave a conference at the Douglas as part of the activities of Social Work Week organized by Joan Simand, MSW, Professional Chief of Social Services, and her team. Social
