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On March 8th, we set aside time to recognize International Women’s Day, and we honour the women whose courage, determination, and advocacy helped build the BC Schizophrenia Society into the support network it is today.  

Their stories begin long before BCSS existed; in living rooms, hospital waiting areas, and around kitchen tables where families...


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Highly qualified students committed to advancing research in schizophrenia and related areas of neuroscience now have a unique opportunity to study at the University of British Columbia (UBC) Faculty of Medicine, thanks to a new dedicated training spot within UBC’s MD/PhD program supported by the BC Schizophrenia Society Foundation (BCSSF).

Through this collaboratio...


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For families affected by severe and persistent mental illness, staying connected requires intention and adaptation. Togetherness might look like sitting quietly beside someone who’s struggling, learning a new way to communicate, or realizing you don’t have to face this alone. 

At BC Schizophrenia Society, we work with families...


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We’re pleased to share an important development from Prince George that marks an exciting milestone in community mental illness care. The BC Schizophrenia Society Prince George Branch has transitioned to a new identity as Oasis Mental Health Services Support Society&...


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PURPOSE OF THIS STUDY

The purpose of this study is to compare two non-invasive neurostimulation techniques (ECT and MST) in the treatment of schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder.

WHO CAN PARTICIPATE

This study is open to adults aged 19 or above who have been diagnosed with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder and have not re...


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