Taboos and therapists who don’t understand: Mental health struggles are more complicated for BIPOC youth
Warning: This story contains mentions of self-harm. The early days of COVID-19 were difficult for Zaid Baig. Even though he’d felt unhappy long before the pandemic, the 23-year old Carleton University student said he found himself lonelier than ever. Online school felt unreal, he couldn’t see his friends anymore, his daily routine was upended. “It […]
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