Dr. Loren Grossman, Endocrinologist, Toronto
Living with diabetes is often linked to significant mental health challenges, including higher rates of depression, anxiety, and diabetes distress. (a specific burden from managing the condition). These conditions can worsen diabetes self-care, lead to complications, and decrease quality of life. It’s crucial to get regular mental health screenings, practice self-care, and seek support from your healthcare team to manage both your diabetes and your mental well-being effectively
Managing a chronic condition like diabetes can be a significant source of anxiety for some.
Dr. Jean-Francois Yale, MD, CSPQ, FRCPC, Endocrinologist, Montreal
This emotional burden stems from the constant demands of diabetes self-management, leading to feelings of frustration, overwhelm, and discouragement.
Depression is more common in people with diabetes and is associated with poorer blood sugar management and increased risk of complications.
Lori Berard Nurse educator.
Dr Richaed Bebb Endocrinologist , Victoria.
Dr. Akshay Jain, MD, FRCPC, FACE, Endocrinologist
Sarah Blundel Registered Dietician
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Increased Complications:
Poor mental health can contribute to more significant diabetes-related health complications and earlier mortality.
Lower Quality of Life:The combined burden of diabetes and mental health issues can significantly reduce your overall quality of life
Power of Nutrition in Diabetes management
Sarah Blundel RD
Dr. Akshay Jain, MD, FRCPC, Sarah Ware RD
Dr Akshay Jain, MD, FRCPC, Sarah Ware RD
Dr. Akshay Jain, MD, FRCPC, Sarah Ware RD
Power of Exercise in Diabetes management
Mr. Nick Pratap, Kinesiologist, Vancouver, BC
Mr. Nick Pratap, Kinesiologist, Vancouver, BC
Mr. Nick Pratap, Kinesiologist, Vancouver, BC