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    Website translation: A rough, computer-generated translation of most pages on this website is available by clicking the flag buttons under ‘translate’ in the sidebar to the right. BCSS has no control over the quality of the computer-generated translation, which is provided by Google translate. If you wish to support our work, you can also donate online to BCSS / Mind Foundation here.



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    Reaching Out Video with Chinese Subtitles

    The reaching out video tells the story of living with schizophrenia, and why it’s important to get help early. The community video shows Julie, a high school student, learning about schizophrenia and getting help for her friend Todd. The physician video has interviews with doctors on the importance of early intervention in psychosis and schizophrenia. Both videos are spoken in English and subtitled in Chinese.

    First Nations language recordings about mental illness

    This series of audio recordings give basic information on 5 major mental illnesses (schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, major depression, anxiety and OCD), in three first nations languages - Carrier, Tsilhqot’in and Shuswap.

    Schizophrenia Information in Other Languages

    Fact sheets on schizophrenia are available in Bengali, Chinese, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu and Spanish, translated with a grant from the World Assembly for Mental Health. Click on the above link for more.