by Sylvain Delisle | Aug 30, 2022 | Canada House, Depression, Uncategorized
During September, it is very common for us to begin experiencing mood fluctuation; your brain reacts to the change in weather. Fall is generally when the body slowly takes its time introducing the first steps in SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder). The sun is shining...
by Sylvain Delisle | Apr 5, 2022 | Art Therapy, Cannabis 101, Cannabis Therapy, Depression, Medical Cannabis 101
Alternative and complementary therapies are practices not standard in medical care. They are frequently used by patients with physical and mental health conditions and have reported high rates of success. Did you know medical cannabis is classified as an alternative...
by Sylvain Delisle | Sep 2, 2021 | Cannabis Therapy, CBD, Chronic Pain, Depression, Terpenes, THC, Uncategorized
The benefits of exercise on weight loss, muscle strength, cardiovascular health, sleep, and bone health have been known for some time. What is becoming more apparent are the benefits resistance training and cardio have on brain health, both at pathophysiological and...
by Sylvain Delisle | Aug 30, 2021 | Cannabis Therapy, CBD, Chronic Pain, Depression, Medical Cannabis, Uncategorized
August 30th is international Overdose Awareness Day. It is one of the largest campaigns to raise awareness of overdose, acknowledge the stigma to those who have been lost, and to the families and friends who grieve. Substance abuse is common even in the smallest...
by Sylvain Delisle | Oct 1, 2020 | Cannabis Therapy, Depression, Medical Cannabis, PTSD, THC, Uncategorized
“I have been using medical cannabis for four years. Before medical cannabis, I was taking roughly 10 prescribed pills per day. I was lazy and unmotivated to do anything. Now I have the ability to have a better quality of life with the pain and PTSD demons in check.”...
by Sylvain Delisle | Feb 3, 2020 | Cannabis Therapy, Depression
One third of the Canadians will suffer from one or more symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) this Winter and will remain untreated. SAD is a form of depression that surfaces in the Fall and Winter months reoccurring at the same time every year, symptoms can...
