Old vs. New Racism
Identifying within a visible minority in modern society can be difficult in regard to creating a social sphere and seeking opportunities as humanity, in part of history, has founded and nurtured the social construct of racism. Prejudiced and antagonizing behaviors oriented at minority groups can have severe psychosocial and overall welfare implications on individuals who identify within them, especially if they occur on a regular basis… Read more
Stress in Young Adulthood
Stress is something we have all experienced at some point during our lives. Although experiencing stress is often a negative experience, it is important to recognize why stress is inevitable and how we can learn to cope with its effects… Read more
What is Counselling and How Does It Work
Counselling is a form of talk therapy wherein a licensed counsellor sits down with a client to help them work through their issues in a safe, confidential environment … Read more
Strategies for Maintaining Your Family’s Mental Health
There are many aspects that play a role in shaping our mental health and one of these key factors happens to be the role of the family. Now more than any time ever before, it is essential for families to come together and strive to continually improve their mental health… Read more
Destigmatizing Couples Therapy
Associating feelings of shame and failure with counselling means that many couples wait an excessively long time (an average of 6 years!) before they seek the help of a relationship counsellor. It’s time to change these beliefs and how we view couples counselling… Read more
Building a Strong Family: Finding a Centre
Families might not be struck by earthquakes, but they are struck by job loss, extramarital affairs, and even the death of loved ones. Without support, families too may topple. So, how might a family find its center pillar?… Read more
COVID-19 and Ageism: What You Can Do
Many people worldwide are affected by the pandemic in one way or another; however, there is one group of individuals who stand out from the rest. Being considered a high-risk category of people, older adults have been disproportionately affected by the virus in more ways than one… Read more
Social Media Use During COVID
Social media is one of the easiest ways to stay connected with friends and loved ones but on the other hand, it can sometimes feel like we get sucked into these apps when trying to be productive… Read more
Somatic Experiencing for Trauma Relief and a Balanced Nervous System
Somatic Experiencing is a therapy technique that works with this relationship by drawing awareness to our otherwise unconscious, automatic bodily reactions in order to help us access, understand, and heal our nervous system… Read more
Men and Depression
Male depression is a serious social issue that often does not receive the attention it merits; globally, men die by suicide at significantly higher rates than women… Read more