Understanding the Cultural Faces of Depression

Culturally competent mental health clinicians must be familiar with both the DSM-5’s understanding of depression and the variations in which depression may present for our patients. Read More

Multicultural Competence: A Primer for Counsellors on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

At the core of multicultural competence is the practice of cultural humility, which involves acknowledging and challenging one's own biases, assumptions, and stereotypes. Read More

Why Counsellors Should Use a Multicultural Assessment Approach

A multicultural assessment is a useful counselling tool for understanding how culture affects a client’s thoughts, behaviours, and emotions. Read More

How to Understand and Support Gender Differences in ADHD Clients

Understanding the gender differences in ADHD presentations is crucial for mental health providers to ensure accurate assessment and effective intervention. Read More

Navigating the Harmful Impact of Microaggressions

When working with clients from historically marginalized groups, identifying and naming microaggressions can provide a shared language for labeling their experiences. Read More

Psychopharmacology For Helpers – a Collaborative Approach

A helper’s understanding of psychopharmacology is an asset in providing comprehensive care for their patients. Read More