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Growing Up With Anxious Parents
How Anxiety In Parents Can Affect Children Many of my clients describe the impact of being raised in an anxious home – where one or both...
Oct 9, 2018
6 Simple Steps To Manage Conflict at Home or Work
We can often find ourselves in the difficult situation of trying to navigate a strong difference of opinion with another person....
Sep 19, 2018


Benefits to Pain & Suffering: The Key to Developing Resilience
We are seeing a paradigm shift in today’s culture to cope with adversities and difficult times. Anxiousness, avoidance, disconnection,...
Aug 16, 2018


Conflict in your Relationship with your Partner: To be “Right” or to be “Effective”
For many years I have provided couples therapy. Generally, at the heart of most committed couples who come to see me, are the challenges...
Aug 10, 2018
Learning to Live with Bipolar: What My Clients Have Taught Me
Bipolar disorder is for many referred to as a major mental illness which has far reaching implications for the lives of those who live...
Jul 12, 2018
So What Are Healthy Boundaries in Loving Relationships?
For the most part, people who enter into loving relationships connect for many different reasons. Passion, connection, fun, mutuality,...
Jun 19, 2018


How to Support Children within Blended Families
According to Stats Canada, 4 in 10 first time marriages will end in divorce. Approximately 40% of families end up in transitions leading...
May 22, 2018
Why Am I Not Happy?
Happiness for many is not an easy choice and for some, not even a believable possibility. In today’s fast paced society, 1 in 10 adults...
Apr 23, 2018
Understanding Your Relationship Attachment Style: What Kind of Partner are You?
Attachment styles are developed early in life, and for many, solidified by 3 years of age. Your style is dependent on how you connect...
Mar 21, 2018
Attachment Styles & Who to Pick as a Partner
Selecting your future soulmate is all about having a partner that supports safety, nurturing, and fun with you. Having a partner that is...
Mar 16, 2018
Living a Life of Fear, Insecurity, and Anxiety
Where does jealousy, insecurity, and relational fear come from within us? What causes many to never feel safe in a relationship with the...
Mar 2, 2018
Post Infidelity Stress Disorder (PISD): A Trauma Reaction to the Betrayal of an Affair
According to Ortman (2005), 60% of partners who were sexually betrayed experienced signs and symptoms of PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress)....
Feb 13, 2018
An Evolving World of ‘Disconnection’
I remember a time earlier in my life where I lived in a small little bungalow. We all shared a small living room and kitchen. Our home...
Jan 22, 2018
Activate Your Body to Activate Your Wellness
Being active has never been viewed as a chore for me. Many people struggle with all aspects of physical activity such as getting started,...
Jan 11, 2018
How’s Your ‘Gut Health’?
I recently watched a movie on Netflix called “What the Health.” I would highly recommend everyone to watch this movie. As the old saying...
Jan 5, 2018
New Years “Simple Commitments” Rather Than “Resolutions”
What an opportunity to start 2018 in a different way, a new way, even a fun way. Rather than making New Year’s resolutions, which...
Dec 17, 2017
When Christmas time is NOT “Holly nor Jolly” Anymore – The Sad Seasonal Effects of Christmas
Christmas time for many people is not “Holly” nor “Jolly.” For many people, the Christmas season brings up memories of loss, increased...
Dec 13, 2017


How to Manage Your Emotions
Emotions are feelings. All humans have them but don’t necessarily understand them right off the bat. Emotions can be coped with in...
Jul 14, 2017


Stopping The Toxic Disease to Please
How Do I Stop Wanting to Please Everyone? People pleasing is a disease. It robs you of your voice, your choice, your individualism, and,...
Jan 20, 2017


Stopping The Toxic Disease to Please
How Do I Stop Wanting to Please Everyone? People pleasing is a disease. It robs you of your voice, your choice, your individualism, and,...
Jan 20, 2017
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