When Asking ‘Why’ Isn’t Helping
Meditations on the who-what-where-whens-and-hows of it all when you find yourself trapped in a ‘why’ spiral.
Is Tele-Mental Health Right for Me?
Virtual mental health care existed prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. Therapists and clients would hold sessions via video or even phone—typically, for convenience purposes.
Why is Everything So Boring?
Everything feels boring sometimes. Especially when you have experienced a traumatic event. Boredom also crops up in our current society for many reasons including our tendency toward productivity and the undercurrent of anxiety.
6 Questions to Ask Yourself to Explore Your Identity: Spirituality Edition
Ways to help you uncover yourself and your views of spirituality
6 Questions to Ask Yourself to Explore Identity: Family Edition
Questions to ask yourself to build awareness and develop insight about your relationship with family!
6 Questions to Ask to Explore Your Identity: Work/School Edition
Some questions to ask yourself to gain insight around your identity when it comes to work and/or school.
What Type of Therapy is Best for Me?
Taking a look at theoretical orientations/interventions!
14 Things to Talk About in Therapy
Things to remember when your only answer is “I don’t know.”
Are Therapy and Counseling the Same Thing?
We continue our look at frequently searched questions about therapy and attempt to get to the bottom of what this question is really asking.
Hygge and Seasonal Mental Health (in North American North East)
Coping through mindfulness: a brief exploration
How Does Therapy Work? A Series. Part 4 (Completing Your Search as a Beginning)
Reaching out to a therapist: the ups and downs.
How Does Therapy Work? A Series. (Part 3: Administrative Stuff)
Where do I look for a therapist?
How Does Therapy Work? A Series. (Part 2: Interrogative Questions)
Remember Interrogative Questions? Here's a refresher. The Who-What-Where-When-Why and How of looking for a therapist.
How does therapy work? A Series.
Breaking down how therapy works into the tiniest of pieces.