Mental health in older adults is a significant and frequently misunderstood issue. It can be difficult for people to distinguish mental health symptoms from conditions such as dementia. It can also be difficult for older adults themselves to understand what aspects are normal signs of aging, and what are symptoms of a deeper mental health […]
Monthly Archives: August 2020
Canadian Business College, Software Engineering
The Future of Software Engineering: Everything Pros with Software Engineering Careers Should Know
21
Aug
Aug
With many industries expected to shapeshift after the COVID-19 pandemic, software engineering is no exception to this. In fact, the landscape of software engineering is one that could see particularly significant changes come about in the foreseeable future. While other industries suffer from layoffs and job cuts, computer-based industries will continue to be necessary—especially since […]
Canadian Business College
What Those with Community Service Worker Careers Should Know About the Pandemic’s Impact on Addiction
17
Aug
Aug
With the COIVD-19 curve flattening and lockdown restrictions easing in recent months, many people around the world are beginning to feel renewed hope for the future. But while there is cause for optimism, the impact the pandemic has had on our collective mental health and wellbeing will likely be felt for some time. This is […]
14
Aug
Aug
by Ellen Gardner Career transitions are tough at any age, but what happens when they’re forced on us by COVID-19? Being laid off was just the “spiritual kick in the pants” CBC student Dee says she needed to shift from fashion to social work. While she admits she’s still a work in progress, by writing […]
Early Childcare Assistant
Understanding Dyslexia: What Those in Early Childhood Assistant Training Should Know
07
Aug
Aug
With one in five children having dyslexia, it’s important for future childcare assistants to understand what dyslexia is, how it impacts children, and the steps you can take to help these children reach their full potential. In fact, dyslexia is the most common learning disability in children, affecting 80 to 90 percent of kids with […]