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Look Again – Season 6, Episode 3
Released: April 22nd, 2026 | Approx. 26 minutes
If you’ve ever watched a loved one refuse help – insisting nothing’s wrong, pulling away from treatment, pulling back from the people who care the most – you know how deeply isolating that can feel.
You may have been told they’re “in denia...
My family came to Canada from India in 1967, when I was just two years old. Like many immigrant families, my young parents arrived with high hopes of building a better life in a new and prosperous country.
We settled in Vancouver, with my dad working as a mechanical engineer and my mom working for Vancouver General Hospital. The...
Schizophrenia and related psychotic disorders affect up to 3% of people in Canada. These conditions often begin early in life and may affect thinking, daily functioning, and relationships, often with wide-reaching impacts for individuals and their families. Recovery is an ongoing process that requires support, understanding, and access to effective treatment. While stigma and...
Across cultures and throughout history, music has been a universal language that almost everyone can connect with.
It’s one that allows people to express their emotions, tell stories, and unite in moments of joy and grief. At BCSS, we often hear about how creative expression – whether through visual art, performing arts, writing, and/or music – can help people proc...
Join us in recognizing Schizophrenia & Psychosis Awareness Day
Schizophrenia & Psychosis Awareness Day invites communities to come together in solidarity to acknowledge the progress of our journey. This year, the BC Schizophrenia Society (BCSS) will host Voices of Hope: From Expression to Understanding, a celebration of cr...