My name is Maddy Eisenberg - I am a media personality and mental health advocate. I live with depression and generalized anxiety.
Illusive is a local Ottawa based artist who has been pouring their heart and soul into creating emotive and meaningful pieces of art since 2019, through their company Illusive Artworks.
In late 2020, The Royal embarked on a journey to transform mental health care both locally and around the globe by leveraging one of our most powerful assets: our clients and their loved ones.
When the Brain Imaging Centre (BIC) first opened its doors in 2016, the excitement at The Royal was palpable.
The Royal and Carleton University are proud to announce that the Culture and Gender Mental Health Research Chair has been renewed for a second term.
At The Royal, many of the very top leadership roles are held by women. While in health care there are typically more women than men, that’s not always true when you look at the make-up of hospital leadership teams across the country.
Please note that these groups are only available to clients of The Royal's forensic program.
The Royal challenges Ottawa to build new skills that help each individual to care for and improve their mental health
This March, The Royal are inviting the greater Ottawa community to join The Royal’s inaugural Mental Hygiene Challenge.
New safe and confidential online tool helps support those use substances
OTTAWA, ONTARIO – February 24, 2022: Do you, or someone you know, use substances such as drugs or alcohol that may be impacting daily life?
It’s no secret that exercise is an important part of a healthy life. But how important is it for a healthy mind?
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Join us for the second annual Royal Mental Hygiene Challenge! Take 10 minutes every day throughout the month of March and engage in simple, research-based activities to boost your mental health.
Every day, we are listening to, learning from and growing alongside our colleagues to establish the necessary governance and processes to foster a culture that is inclusive, diverse, and equitable.
In the early days of the pandemic, Dr. Melissa Bolton, a clinical psychologist at the Brockville Mental Health Centre, was approached by a few colleagues who sought her advice. They asked her how to recognize the signs of burnout, how to manage self-care during such a challenging time, and what types of mental health support was available.