Our therapists write about what they see every day — the questions people are afraid to ask, the struggles that feel too big to name, and the small shifts that change everything. You'll find something here that sounds like you.
Intergenerational trauma shapes relationships, identity, and safety. Kayla Wild, RCC, RSW explores what it is, how it shows up, and how healing begins. Abbotsford & Chilliwack.
Feeling lost after your kids leave home? Tara Blake, RCC, explores the identity shifts, grief, and relationship changes that come with the empty nest stage — and how therapy can help you rediscover yourself.
The holiday season can be really, really challenging. Everything from unresolved triggers around grief or family dynamics, children who have grown up and left, aging parents, losing your job—generally, the holidays can be a bit of a challenge emotionally, financially, and physically for all of us.
The holiday season often arrives with glittering lights, cheerful music, and invitations to connect. For many people, it's a time filled with warmth, excitement, and long-awaited traditions. And yet, in counselling sessions in December, a different story emerges - one of overwhelm, exhaustion, emotional heaviness, and strained capacity. These two truths can exist at the same time: the holidays can be both joyful and draining. As counsellors, we help people navigate that parad