Emotional distress and loss of intimacy are two types of personal injury claims that can be pursued in Canada. These claims arise when a person experiences significant emotional or psychological harm as a result of the actions of another person. In this article, we will discuss emotional distress and loss of intimacy personal injury lawsuits from a legal perspective in Canada. Emotional distress refers to a wide range of negative emotions and psychological symptoms that a person may experience as a result of the actions of another person. This can include symptoms such as anxiety, depression, insomnia, and post-traumatic stress ...
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Motherhood is an exciting time for many people expecting a new addition to their family. After a gruelling pregnancy, the birth of a baby is sure to bring joy to any new parent and their loved ones. However, giving birth also comes with a new set of challenges, and for 23% of new moms in Ontario and the rest of the country, one of these challenges includes postpartum depression. This condition could pose significant challenges, especially when maternity leave ends and the mother wishes to return to the workplace. This post will outline the signs and symptoms of postpartum depression ...
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Like most Canadian adults, you probably spend more of your day at work than anywhere else. Therefore, it’s not surprising that the workplace plays a significant role in maintaining positive mental health. However, while being productive at work contributes to your wellbeing, job demands can also be a source of stress. In fact, the workplace is one of the factors that can cause mental health issues. Moreover, poor mental health also affects work performance. In Canada, at least 500,000 people miss work every week because of mental illness. Not only does mental health affect one’s work-life, but it also impacts ...
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The key to a successful disability claim is to gather enough evidence to prove that you are in fact disabled. This can be accomplished by staying organized, keeping records of all appointments, and listing any test results or diagnoses on your claim. In the event that you have a mental health condition, it is important to get your diagnosis noted with your doctor. Sharing these details can help you make a case for disability benefits. Long Term Disability and Mental Illness Claims The demand for mental health coverage is growing. Approximately one in five Canadians suffer from mental health issues ...
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