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Taking time alone is a very important form of self-care. Over the pandemic, we provided effective counselling to many of our clients virtually. Many people are reaching out to therapists to get the support they need to nurture their mental health and relationships. With busy lives and schedules, many
Managing depression is hard. While we are connected more than ever, we are isolated as a society, which is increasing feelings of loneliness and depression. There is a difference between being depressed and feeling “stuck.” If “bad moods” are continuing and not shifting, or if you’re noticing you’re isolating yourself
“If You Think You’re Enlightened, Go Back Home for Christmas” – Ram Dass Even if your 40 years old and living as the best version of yourself, reuniting with your family over the holidays may just have you retracting into your eight-year-old self. The thing is, our families specialize
Being a parent is enjoyable, stressful, joyful, overwhelming, and consuming. Born with your child is the regular concern with their safety, worrying about if their doing everything right or worrying about doing everything wrong. Some parents try so hard to be nothing like their own parents, so that their own
Sex and physical intimacy is an important part of a relationship. When it is not there, it can greatly impact the bond between a couple. A major relationship issue that we see is related to sex. When clients start therapy for sexual related issues, we need to determine whether it
Letting go of your partner can be the most difficult thing you may have to face. Them wanting to leave is heartbreaking and rejecting. You may find yourself pleading for them to stay, bargaining with them, making all kinds of promises. When doing this…consider your reasons. Do you understand why they want
