Resources
Articles and insights to support your mental health and wellbeing.
Empowerment through EMDR: Healing Trauma and Reclaiming Control
Heal trauma and regain control with Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy, a highly researched and effective method for emotional healing.
Beyond the Couch: Telehealth & In Person Counselling Sessions
Here we'll delve into the benefits of individual therapy, exploring both in-person and telehealth options for those seeking support.
The Parenthood Puzzle: Navigating the Decision to Have Children
To have children or be childfree? One of the hardest questions we can ask ourselves and one of the most honest conversations to have with ourselves.
Breaking the Chains: Understanding the Grip of Addiction
Let’s aim to shed light on the multifaceted nature of addiction, offering insights into its underlying mechanisms, common misconceptions, and avenues for recovery.
Bridging Cultures, Building Love: Embracing Interracial Relationships
Meshing cultures, religion, and experiences is difficult when dating. In this blog post, we'll explore the complexities of interracial relationships that require empathy, open communication, and a willingness to confront issues of race and identity.
Career Quest: Level Up with These Transition & Exploration Strategies
You may not be happy in your current job or field, but it’s too overwhelming to think of anything else. Let’s break it down together.
Breaking Down Heartbreak: The Brain, Social Bonds, and Coping After a Breakup
Heartbreak impacts us socially, physically, mentally, and emotionally. Let’s dive into those impacts as well as finding ways to process it in a healthy way.
Dry January: Now What?
Have you been able to do half of dry January but can’t seem to get past that? Difficulty in controlling or cutting down on alcohol consumption may signal a growing dependence that requires attention.
Embracing Change and Refining Well-being: A Guide for Thriving in Your Late 20s and Early 30s
Life transitions during this time in life are often difficult. Change can be present in school to work, a new relationship, a recent breakup, workplace burnout, or anything in between.
Who Does What? A look at Mental Health Providers
Looking for mental health services, this is a great first step. A look into the difference between psychologists, psychiatrists, counsellors and more.
What Do I Talk About In Therapy?
It all begins with an idea and a feeling. If you feel like you are stumped on what to talk about in therapy sessions, this could be a great resource.