Five common misconceptions about psychiatric nursing
Psychiatric Nursing student Afreen Gill reality-checks five common myths about psychiatric nursing.
Leading with compassion: Nick Blackman’s journey from Psychiatric Nursing grad to mental health services leader
The Psychiatric Nursing program at Douglas offers students practical experience through clinical placements, preceptorships and strong mentorship from instructors. For Nick Blackman, these experiences shaped his future in mental health care.
This Youth Justice alum is breaking barriers and combating domestic violence in B.C. newcomer communities
Bobbi Terrell, a Douglas College Youth Justice alum, is a dedicated advocate for fighting against domestic violence in B.C.’s newcomer communities. Currently a Senior Manager at DIVERSEcity, she oversees the Stories of Strength initiative that empowers survivors and fosters strong community support.
Purpose meets play: Pioneering therapeutic recreation through client-centered care
Pivoting from a Rehabilitation Assistant to a Therapeutic Recreation student at Douglas College, Michelle Addison is dedicated to blending creativity with care. With six years of experience working with older adults, Michelle channels her passion for therapeutic recreation into hands-on learning, innovative caregiver research and versatile, client-centered care.
Shaping tomorrow: How this Nursing student is part of a new health-care generation focused on mental well-being
To ease the challenges of health-care professionals, Douglas College’s Nursing program now has a greater focus on self-care, which students such as Saina Yarzadeh-Dehkordi are benefitting from and creating a new, thriving generation of health-care professionals.
From Kenya to Vancouver Island: Irene Jesso’s marathon journey to improve the lives of marginalized communities
Bachelor of Social Work alum Irene Jesso wanted to advocate for marginalized people. Now she helps struggling families as a social worker in Alert Bay, B.C.
This Psychology student is investigating Asian-Canadians’ use of mental health services
Applied Psychology Honours student Rico Misajon takes a deeper look at Asian-Canadians’ attitudes about mental health – and whether these attitudes prevent them from seeking counselling and other mental health services
This Physical Education and Coaching student is trekking over 4,000 km to support fellow sexual violence survivors
Two years ago, Alyssa Kroeker was questioning her will to live. Now she wants her journey on the Pacific Crest Trail to be a road to healing for herself and other survivors.
Out of the shadows: How this alum is helping the LGBTQ+ community
After struggling with his sexuality and mental health in his youth, arts alum Alex Sangha strives to create safe spaces for the South Asian LGBTQ+ community as a social worker, counsellor, filmmaker and activist.
Get ready to snooze: A student’s perspective on the importance of sleep hygiene for mental health
For Beyond the Blues, we have Jayden Haywood to help you fall asleep faster and have a better night sleep – and as a result, perform even better at school!
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