Bipolar disorder is a mental health disorder that can have a big impact on children, youth, and families. In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Roberto Sassi (Psychiatrist-in-Chief at BC Children’s and Women’s Hospitals) to discuss bipolar disorder and common questions about bipolar disorder from parents and caregivers.

How can schools create safe, supportive, and equitable environments for students? In this episode, we explore restorative practices in schools—an approach that focuses on building healthy relationships, building supportive and equitable school communities, repairing harm, and resolving conflict.

In this episode, we're exploring tics and tic disorders. Joined by Dr. Melanie McConnell, a Registered Psychologist specializing in tics, and Lesley, a parent of a child with Tourette Syndrome.

How do we balance the benefits of tech use with its potential risks? In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Shimi Kang, a psychiatrist and researcher, and her teenage daughter, Gia, to explore how to navigate technology use as a family.

In this episode--the second of a two-part series--we continue our conversation about the transition from youth to adult mental health services.

As youth with mental health challenges grow older, families often have lots of questions about the transition from youth to adult mental healthcare services.