Research shows those who are systematically oppressed due to their mental health or disability status, income, ethnicity, sexuality or gender have borne the brunt of the pandemic’s mental health consequences. OPINION: For a sustainable recovery, we need a an equity-oriented mental health strategy to prevent further mental health decline.
The mental health consequences of COVID-19 can be described as the “fourth wave” of the pandemic, and are projected to result in the greatest and most enduring health footprint.
Canadian data show growing mental health concerns across the country. In April 2020, the Angus Reid Institute found that 50 per cent […]
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