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I don't know who needs to hear this, but if you struggle with your mental health in Canada, you are eligible for the disability tax credit here in Canada. I recently found this information out this year. I applied for it and I got 15,000 dollars back because it's an eighty seven hundred dollar tax credit that can be back dated up to 10 years. It is essentially based off of your severity of your symptoms and with BPD I qualified. Not only that, once you are approved, you are eligible for an RDSP, that is a registered disability savings plan. For every $1 you put into that, the government will triple starting in 2024. Anyone who has the disability tax credit will also be eligible for the Canadian Dental Plan, so your cleanings and your fillings will be free. Children are also eligible for this. If you have a child that struggles with their mental health or even autism or ADHD, not only will you get the tax credit, you also get an extra $233 of child tax per month and that also can be back dated to their birth. This is something that you can do in your own, you can have a doctor help you out with or you can hire a company to do so. I had my doctor fill it out and he filled it out wrong, so I chose to go with the company that had a 99% approval rate. No, this is not an ad, this is all personal experience, just to set that clear. My goal is to share my experience to help other people who may not know about this. I used this company, Canadian Disability Specialists. I found her on Facebook and she had two options, one to pay a 400 dollar flat fee or to give her 11% of my return. Financially the 400 dollars made more sense, so that is the route I took and I got approved within I believe 5 weeks. So because the government will gatekeep this information, you're welcome. You can look it up on the government website and the form is called T2201. If you guys have any questions, please comment them below.