Stories & Articles

Events around the world can be scary. If you’re feeling anxious about what’s going on around the world, you’re not alone. Your feelings are valid, and there are things you can do to take care of yourself.

The fear of the consequences of climate change is a real thing. It can affect your health and mental health. It's important to take care of yourself, but there are also things you can do to help fight against climate change.

They cuddle, they play and they can be your best friend. A furry friend can be a great addition to your family life and they can be good for your mental and physical health.

How a horse and a new found perspective on life helped this amazing teen overcome her mental health challenges.

Why a chemistry student with social anxiety decided to pick up a camera and face one of his worst fears.

How Hurricane Katrina helped this amazing young man conquer his social anxiety

Joanna struggled with her mental health, but poetry – and a newfound sense of self-love – helped her get through it.

Alexandra spent her teenage years battling depression and anxiety. Now she’s using her struggles to understand the science behind mental illness.

After silently struggling with her mental health, Lindsey discovered purpose – and confidence – where she least expected: her local yoga studio.

Anxiety and depression isolated Gurvaan from her friends and family. Now, she shares her story to help normalize mental health and end the stigma that still surrounds it.

Knowing firsthand how hard it can be to navigate the health system, Yvana jumped at the chance to be involved with Foundry North Shore to help create a different experience for young people.