It really is all in your head. Your brain makes trillions of choices every second of every day, without rest, and controls your physical and mental health.
Courtesy Gaetan Lee A healthy human brain is preserved in a jar of formaldehyde. Functional magnetic resonance imaging is used to detect which parts of the brain are affected by mental illness.
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Eating disorders emerge where least expected
While training for triathlons Craig Ross would lift weights, go for long bike rides and force himself to vomit almost everything he ate.
Courtesy Craig Ross Craig Ross overcame his eating disorders and now mentors young people at the Hopewell Eating Disorder Support Centre.
Sometimes laughter really is the best medicine
When he reached his lowest point, Donald Shultz delayed his suicide plan long enough to write a letter. 
Sean Liliani, Centretown News Donald Schulz says the key to his recovery from depression was volunteering to help others with mental health issues.
Schools fail at recognizing mental disorders
Part way through the conversation, Nancy Johnson realized that the vice-principal of her son’s school simply didn’t understand her boy’s illness.