MENTAL HEALTH

Medicine Shoppe Canada is proud to continue our support of the Canadian Mental Health Association. For 2020, we return as the exclusive Ride Don't Hide Wellness Partner, here to support Ride Don't Hide riders, donors, volunteers and other in their own well-being.


Help us in bringing mental health into the open, wherever you are, by joining our team, donating or spreading the word. Because we all deserve to feel well.


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Track your progress with your personal pharmacist
Your personal pharmacist will review your current medication, talk about alternative options and make sure side effects are not inconvenient for your lifestyle. If you have to discontinue medication, your personal pharmacist will ensure you do so progressively and safely. They can act as a bridge between you and your doctor, so you can fully focus on your recovery. 
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Depression According to the Canadian Mental Health Association, 8% of Canadians will experience an episode of depression at some point in their lives. Learn more about depression and its treatment in the following articles.
Seasonal Depression

Seasonal Depression

Seasonal depression, also known as seasonal affective disorder, is a type of depression that affects 2 to 3% of Canadians. Symptoms tend to appear in the fall and winter.
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Depression and Treatment

Treating Depression

If you suffer from depression, your pharmacist can be a valuable ally in helping you make the most out of your treatment. 
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Depression

Depression is more than just the occasional blues. This often-misunderstood disease is very real and affects 1 out of 5 people. Learn how depression affects your daily life and mental and physical health and what to do about it.
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Discontinuing Antidepressants

Discontinuing Antidepressants

Stopping your antidepressant treatment too soon increases the risk of relapse. Learn when and how to come off antidepressants. 
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Anxiety and Sleep Disorders Anxiety and insomnia are common disorders that can impact your daily well-being. Learn to better manage your condition with the help of your pharmacist and discover lifestyle habits that can improve your mental health.
Anxiety

Anxiety (Anxiety Disorder)

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Anxiety Medication

Anti-Anxiety Medication

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Benzodiazepines and Addiction

Benzodiazepines & Addiction

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Insomnia

8 Tips to Help You Sleep Better

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Mental Health also Includes... Beyond depression, anxiety and insomnia, mental health includes many other conditions. See below for information on some of them.
Work-Family Balance

Work-Family Balance

Juggling work, family life, and other obligations can be stressful and exhausting. Discover a few ways to help you balance work and family. Learn More

Stress

Feeling stressed out? Stress can be useful, as it helps us deal with unexpected, new or threatening situations. However, too much stress can cause health problems. Learn how to deal with stress by recognizing and managing your sources of stress. Learn More
Dementia and Alzheimer’s

Dementia and Alzheimer’s

While Alzheimer’s is the most well-known form of dementia, there are others too. Discover the early warning signs of dementia and how your pharmacist can help.  Learn More
Bipolar Disorder

Bipolar Disorder & Mood Stabilizers

As the name suggests, mood stabilizers help to stabilize the extreme mood swings of people with bipolar disorder. It is important they be taken properly to effectively reduce the emotional highs and lows associated with the illness.  Learn More

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* The information contained herein is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to provide complete information on the subject matter or to replace the advice of a health professional. This information does not constitute medical consultation, diagnosis or opinion and should not be interpreted as such. Please consult your health care provider if you have any questions about your health, medications or treatment.