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News

The Royal unveils bear carving by Koomuatuk “Kuzy” Curley

A striking carving of a polar bear was unveiled at the Royal Ottawa Mental..

A feather with sweetgrass, sage, cedar, and tobacco in a shell

Smudging and spiritual services at The Royal

Smudging is an Indigenous spiritual ceremony that involves burning sacred herbs..

Clinic represents new hope for people living with difficult-to-treat depression

According to Health Canada, about 11 per cent of men and 16 per cent of women in..

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Dr. Louise Overington and Dale Patterson

A collaborative trauma-informed approach to transforming the SUCD inpatient spaces

Imagine this – as part of a grounding intervention in the Substance Use and Concurrent Disorders (SUCD) program at The Royal, a group facilitator asks clients to name three things they can see. One client responds: I see a beige wall, a corkboard with lots of papers on it, and another beige wall.