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We are proud to present our new MDSC Organizational Profile which highlights our programs, educational resources, national campaigns, research activities, tools and supports for Canadians. This booklet offers a comprehensive overview of how MDSC is working diligently at developing and providing effective mental health resources for all. We are especially proud of our success in collaborating with partners to reach as many people as possible. Download (pdf)
Latest News
Mood Disorders Society of Canada announces their 2025 National Awards Program
Each year the Mood Disorders Society of Canada (MDSC) presents national awards –in recognition of outstanding work achieved in mental health. Nominations will be open to submissions for individuals or an organization who fits the [...]
New Survey Reveals Lack of Awareness Around a Common Yet Overlooked Symptom of Mental Illness
Toronto, Canada — June 25, 2025 – A new national survey commissioned by Mood Disorders Society of Canada (MDSC) reveals that while nearly 6 in 10 Canadians (58%) have experienced symptoms of anhedonia—the inability to [...]
Mood Disorders Society of Canada announces a new Veteran and Family Member program sponsored by The Royal Canadian Legion – Dominion Command
For immediate release. Belleville, ON. June 19th, 2025. Mood Disorders Society of Canada (MDSC) is pleased to announce a new partnership with The Royal Canadian Legion – Dominion Command, for the delivery of its [...]
Letter from the National Collaborative on PTSD: Call for continued support and action to improve treatment outcomes for those with service-related mental health injuries
Posttraumatic stress disorder — PTSD — is a problem that many more Canadians struggle with than one may suspect; approximately 6.8 % reporting having experienced it at some point in their lives. However, there [...]
2025 Spring Newsletter
Visit Website Français Mental Health Week: May 5-11, 2025 As we approach Mental Health Week, we take a moment to reflect on the progress of the mental health movement in Canada. We've come a [...]
