Counselling is defined a skilled and principled use of relationship to facilitate self-knowledge, emotional acceptance, and growth. It aims to provide an opportunity for people to work towards living more satisfyingly and resourcefully by addressing specific problems, making decisions, and improving relationships with others. We know that therapy can help you change behaviours and thoughts that hold you back, help you to feel stronger, help you to cope better and help you to build skills with yourself and others. But how do you know if its time to see a therapist?
Mental health challenges that indicate its time to seek support are :
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1. Persistent feelings of sadness, anxiety, or emptiness
2. Difficulty coping with stress
3. Changes in sleep or appetite
4. Struggling with recurring issues with yourself and/or others
5. Persistent somatic symptoms (headache, gut issues, exhaustion)
6. Significant change or loss
7. Feelings of being "stuck"
8. Substance misuse and/or abuse
9. Difficultly prioritizing your own wellness
10. Difficulty
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If any of these resonate with you, we encourage you to reach out to us as therapy can provide valuable support and guidance in navigating these challenges. It's okay to seek help, and therapy can be a safe space to explore your thoughts, feelings, and experiences.
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We proudly offer culturally competent care that welcomes the experiences of Racialized, Neurodivergent, 2SLQBTQI+ members of our community
Some common issues that we have helped with are:
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ADHD management
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Mom Burnout
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Depression/Anxiety
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Couples Counselling
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Boundary Setting/Prioritizing
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Discrimination Trauma
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Youth
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Lifestyle Resets
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2SLGBTQI+ Support
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Grief and Loss
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Generational Trauma
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
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Anger Management
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Maternal/Post Partum Support
Do you have questions for us?
Please contact us and let us know how we can help