by Admin | May 4, 2021 | Article, Grief Counselling
A realization is growing that the global pandemic is not going away anytime soon. A realization that, like any emergency, this pandemic has its casualties. In the wake of such losses, it is important we remember to grieve. Because in some ways, we’ve forgotten....
by Admin | Apr 20, 2021 | Article
Is Languishing Lifting the Stigma of Mental Illness? Languishing has emerged as a buzzword for 2021, and everyone seems to be talking about it. It may not be a diagnosis, but it perfectly describes that indistinct feeling so many people seem to have. It conjures an...
by Admin | Apr 1, 2021 | Anger Management, Article
My therapist once told me that anger can happen when we are tired of being sad. Is this true for you? Does our compounded sadness turn into rage? Frustration can result from various impositions and limitations on our lives. Anger often stems from unfair treatment,...
by Admin | Feb 28, 2021 | Article
The first week of March marks Social Workers’ Week when social work professionals get recognized for their daily efforts to enhance others’ mental well-being. With over 18,000 social workers in Ontario, Social Workers’ Week celebrates these essential workers and their...
by Admin | Feb 19, 2021 | Article, Mental Health
Did you know that if you are First Nations or Inuit, you could get free therapy with The Family Enhancement Centre? Here are some frequently asked questions about the non-insured health benefit for First Nations and Inuit. Who is eligible? First Nations with a status...
by Admin | Dec 19, 2020 | Article, Grief Counselling
(Trigger alert: if sad articles make you depressed, you may want to skip this one.) “COVID loss” is a thing. (So is COVID anxiety.) In 2020, an average of about 40 Canadians passed away every day due to complications from Coronavirus. According to Google...
