The headlines have finally calmed, but the memory of the Tiger Woods and Charlie Sheen scandals remain, scandals that put on the map, for better…
As summer began to wrap us once again in her warmth, I was reminded of a city walk I took about this time last year,…
The term disability is used regularly, although its definition remains somewhat elusive. Statistics Canada defines “disability” as “difficulty performing the activities of daily living, a…
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women worldwide with one in eight women being diagnosed in their lifetime. One of the great difficulties…
It is estimated that one to two million people in North America are living in so much clutter that they can barely walk through their…
“We don’t live for hip hop, it lives for us” – Talib Kweli Since its origins on the streets of the Bronx in the…
The Trauma and Attachment Report recently interviewed a young Canadian soldier who had, only a short while ago, returned from active duty in Afghanistan. While…
Attachments are the bonds that, early on in life, develop between a child and caregiver. The nature of these bonds depends on the caregiver’s response…
We are pleased today to launch the Trauma and Attachment Report, a weekly blog published out of York University in Toronto. The purpose of the report…
