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There’s got to be a better way to treat depression! Psychedelics could be the answer
Psychedelic drugs could be a transformative approach to treating mental health conditions like depression, especially for those who don’t respond to traditional treatments.

How to cope with simple tasks in tough times
When you are going through any situation of high stress, accomplishing even simple tasks can feel overwhelming. Check out our tips that can help make everyday tasks more doable.

Reducing language barriers in health care
The Standing Senate Committee on Official Languages has recommended that language barriers in health care be reduced. Language rights should include being able to receive health services in the official language of the patient’s choice.

Can my plate affect my mood?
The emerging field of nutritional psychology aims to understand the relationship between what we eat and mental wellness. Do the foods we eat affect our moods and our mental health?

Myth Busters: Postpartum Depression
As our Mythbusters series continues, we bust the myths surrounding postpartum depression. Helpful resources are included.

Meet Sarah, AMI’s Newest Counsellor
Meet Sarah, AMI-Quebec's newest counsellor!

Annual Report
Interested in AMI-Quebec? Our Annual Report is a snapshot of our 2025-26 year. Find out about our programs and the people who make it all possible.

Delusions and hallucinations can be really scary! How to help a loved one who is dealing with psychosis
It can be incredibly scary and debilitating if a loved one begins telling you that they are seeing or hearing things that are not there, or begins experiencing grandiose or intense delusions. We've got some tips for how to communicate and how to cope.

Turning to AI for therapy–Is it a good idea?
An increasing number of people are using AI as their source for therapy. The question is: is it a good idea?

How to Help Someone Experiencing a Panic Attack
A panic attack is an intense episode of anxiety or fear that has a range of physical and emotional symptoms. How can you help someone through a panic attack? We've got some tips.

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#MentalHealth: When to trust what you click on
There is some good information about mental health on social media. There is also plenty that is misleading, just plain wrong or hurtful – comments that perpetuate stigma and risk making vulnerable people feel more anxious and isolated.

AI Psychosis: The Darker Side of AI
AI psychosis is a new and emerging phenomenon. The increase in the prevalence of cases has professionals and researchers concerned.

Caring for Caregivers
Taking care of an ill loved one can be a lot of work, and it can take a toll on a family caregiver’s mental and physical health. Here are some concrete ways you can offer support.

Myth Busters – Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
There are so many myths surrounding mental illnesses. We are busting them one at a time! In this article we tackle the often-misunderstood Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.

What is SAD, and why is winter tough on mental health?
Winter can be tough on your mental health, especially if you're struggling with Seasonal Affective Disorder. Read all about it here.

The Cycle of Overthinking: How to Beat Rumination
Have you ever gotten stuck thinking about something over and over again? Here are some tips on how to beat the overthinking and rumination cycle to bring you some peace of mind.

Myth Busters: Hoarding
Our Myth Busters series continues with a look at hoarding, which is one of the most misunderstood mental illnesses.

Aiming for More Humane Mental Health Care. Are We Ready?
Are we ready for more humane mental health care? The Open Dialogue philosophy is one way forward.
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