Managing Mood Disorders

  • MoodTools - Depression Aid 
    App
    A free, Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT) App for helping depression; includes information, therapy options, videos, guided meditations, and a safety plan ("BeSafe" section can be downloaded as a separate app if preferred) - check it out! Available in Google Play and the Apple App Store.

 

  • Good2Talk
    Helpline
    A free and confidential phone or textline specifically for post-secondary students who want professional counselling and information/referrals for mental health, addictions, and well-being; available 24/7/365.
  • Bipolar Disorder - Resources and Support 
    Helplines and Resources
    We hope that the resources listed below are helpful to you while you wait for mental health services for bipolar disorder or are between appointments. 

 

  • Giving Voice to Depression 
    Podcast
    This is an entire podcast created by a journalist and co-hosted with her sister, both who identify with depression and wanted to begin discussions about the topic in an informative and hopeful way. Scroll through or check out their "Review" episodes to find the ones that interest you!
  • The Hilarious World of Depression 
    Podcast
    This is an entire podcast that has frank, moving, and yes, funny conversations with top comedians who have dealt with depression. Scroll through the episodes to find the ones that interest you!

  • CCI Module for Depression
    Self-Help Worksheet or Module
    Here you can find information, worksheets, and a workbook that guides you through 9 modules for helping understand and improve experiences of depression.
  • CCI Module for Bipolar
    Self-Help Worksheet or Module
    Here you can find information, worksheets, and a workbook that guides you through 8 modules for helping understand and improve experiences of Bipolar.
  • Understanding and Coping with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD)
    Self-Help Worksheet
    This e-book has been thoughtfully created by The Cove Therapy’s advanced practicum student, Paige Ryan. She brings together her own personal experience, learnings, and research to present a “place to start” for those who think they might have PMDD, who have been recently diagnosed, or who are looking to learn more.