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.
Understanding parental grief after a child's diagnosis in Abbotsford, BC. Learn how to navigate complex emotions when your child's life takes an unexpected path. Counselling support available.
As a Fraser Valley mom, you've felt that gnawing guilt when doing something for yourself. "Is this selfish?" you wonder. But research shows mothers who prioritize well-being are more patient and present with their children. Self-care isn't selfish—it's essential. Learn 3 evidence-based strategies to overcome mom guilt and embrace necessary self-care. You're not stepping away from family; you're refilling your cup to keep pouring into theirs.
Parenting a deeply feeling or neurodiverse child isn’t just a job—it’s a journey. Some days, it feels like a privilege. Other days, it feels like you’re barely treading water. If this resonates, let me share a little about my own experience, both as a therapist and as a parent. I remember sitting on the bedroom floor one night, emotionally drained and completely exhausted after my child had a tough day. The meltdowns, the questions, the sheer intensity of their feelings—it f