In mid-March, emergency public health measures swept across the country, limiting in-person interactions in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
At The Royal, we value our social workers for their commitment to care. They provide essential support to clients and families, from crisis intervention to long-term planning.
OTTAWA, April 18, 2023 – The University of Ottawa Institute of Mental Health Research at The Royal has named Dr.
Oral contraceptives have been commercially available for about 60 years and are widely used today. It’s estimated that over 150 million women around the world use birth control pills.
For some, it’s a new place to hang out. For others, it’s a tangible connection to a brighter future off the unit.
The 2019 edition of the SHOPPERS LOVE. YOU. Run for Women took place on a cold and wet day in June but that didn’t stop thousands of enthusiastic participants from breaking major records that day.
By George Weber, President and CEO, The Royal
Few things in life make us feel as energized as a refreshing night’s sleep, so it’s not surprising that sleep trackers are among the hottest gadgets on the market right now.
Rapid Access to Medically Supported Alcohol Withdrawal Now Available at The Royal
OTTAWA (June 7, 2016) – The Alcohol Medical Intervention Clinic (AMIC) is a new outpatient clinic at The Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre to provide quick
When public health officials first announced stay-at-home guidelines during the pandemic, many predicted that boredom, isolation, and stress will result in people spending a greater amount of time online.
Once again, this year’s Ottawa Blues for Youth musical fundraiser promises to be an evening of great music for a great cause. And with less than 25 tickets remaining, it’s likely to be a sellout.
The Client and Family Resource Hub will provide meaningful, evidence-based support to clients and families, enriching their journey and providing hope.
People who are physically ill are at higher risk of developing mental illness, and vice versa.
For many people with severe depression who have tried medications but not found anything that helps, ketamine can be a life changing intervention.
On the heels of Bell Let’s Talk Day, mental health is at the top of mind for many Canadians.
COVID-19 Q&A:
I am really having a difficult time sleeping right now, what can I do to make it better?
Answer:
Dr. Elliott Lee, sleep specialist
In December 2020, The Royal announced its new organizational strategy: Access, Hope and New Possibilities. President and CEO, Joanne Bezzubetz, referred to it as the
This study is recruiting participants who are treatment-resistant and have a diagnosis of major depressive disorder to receive Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) treatment.
Schizophrenia is a complex mental disorder that affects about 1% of Canadians. Although this illness is frequently associated with hallucinations and delusions, people who have schizophrenia commonly face another important challenge: cognitive impairment.
There isn’t enough supportive housing for people living with mental illness.