MEDICAL NEWS

Autism. ADHD. Trauma. Sometimes they coexist — and compassion, not correction, is the best treatment. What is AuDHD?

Social wellness in nursing school means more than friendships—it builds resilience, reduces stress, and prepares you for patient care.

Strong connections boost health, reduce stress, and build resilience. Social wellness keeps healthcare communities thriving.

Lead poisoning affects body and mind. Learn causes, symptoms, prevention, and Alberta-specific risks for nursing students.

Nutrition fuels body and mind. Nursing students, discover how each food group supports health, focus, and emotional resilience.

August is National Wellness Month! Nursing students—prioritize your physical health to strengthen your mental resilience. #WellnessMonth

Celebrate connection! This Social Wellness Month wrap-up offers tips and insights to build lasting, supportive relationships.

Learn how to support a patient through miscarriage with compassion, clinical skill, and emergency awareness. A must-read for nursing students.

Social anxiety and loneliness impact all ages. Learn how nursing students can identify and support social well-being across the lifespan.

Explore how screen time impacts family wellness and learn how to reconnect through real-world activities like walks, games, and shared time.

Is social media helping us connect—or making us feel more alone? Explore its effects on youth, adults, and seniors in this Saving Grace deep dive.

Reconnect, laugh, and explore your community! July is Social Wellness Month — let’s be human again and get social in real life.

Learn to recognize, support, and care for patients with Bipolar Disorder—your compassion can be a powerful part of their recovery journey.

Migraines and chronic pain can deeply affect nursing students—impacting mental health, daily life, and academic performance.

Borderline Personality Disorder is often misunderstood—learn how nursing students can support healing with empathy and trauma-informed care.

Generational trauma runs deep—passed through silence, shame, and survival. Healing begins when we name it, face it, and break the cycle.

Frontline nursing isn’t just physically demanding—it’s emotionally intense. Learn to spot, prevent, and heal from mental health injuries.

Caretaker Syndrome is a trauma response masked as compassion. Nursing students, learn to care for others without losing yourself.

Understanding ODD: It’s not defiance, but a different ability. Learn how nursing students can support and empower individuals with ODD.

Support those with mental illness through empathy, understanding, and self-care. Caregivers can inspire healing without losing themselves.