My name is Guelda Redman, and I am the mother of three wonderful children.  I want to share the journey that our family is taking with my lovely and amazing son, Kai Heimburger. Kai has always had a sweet heart and soul.  He was a shy, quiet, and gentle little boy.  When he was playing […]

On Tuesday, November 24, join the Vancouver/Richmond BCSS Regional Team for an open discussion with Dr. Debbie Thompson on medication. Dr. Thompson will be providing a brief presentation before taking questions from the audience. She is currently working in the Fraser Health Authority as a Community/PTOP Clinical Pharmacy Specialist. Tuesday, November 247:00 – 8:45pm To […]

This November, BCSS launched its first online Kids in Control group with a group of excited children! Even though we can’t meet in person right now, we are hearing how children still need the support of Kids in Control – now more than ever. So we’re offering Kids in Control as a eight-week online group, […]

Did you know that BC Schizophrenia Society is part of the BC Partners for Mental Health and Substance Use Information? The group aims to improve health literacy by ensuring that high quality, evidence-based information is accessible to those who need it, when they need it, and in ways that work for them. As a group, […]

Upon first glance, it may seem that disability organizations fighting for policies that would benefit and help people living with schizophrenia and other serious mental illnesses. However, as one looks closer, it is clear that movement will not help people living with serious mental illness or are managing developmental and intellectual disabilities. There is a […]