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Protecting Our Mental Health

12th November 2015
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| Categories: abuse, adolescence, attitudes, bullying, counselling, Counselling and Psychotherapy, Finding the Right Counsellor or Psychotherapist, Gender Identity Counselling & Psychotherapy, listen, Mental Health Awareness Project, psychotherapy, relationships, Relationships, Marriage, and the Family, self-doubt, self-esteem, stress, trauma, Trauma Counselling

Sometimes it’s difficult to explain or talk about our fears, anxieties and worries. Quite a few people are too shy to ask for help when it feels like their world is falling apart. Mental health is a description of the state of one’s mind, feelings and emotions. It is an integral part of our overall…

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Technology: the easy scapegoat

21st October 2015
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| Categories: attitudes, Counselling & Psychotherapy in Canada, Digital Technology, Parenting, Children and the Classroom, Private Practice, Sherry Law, short attention span, Students, technology

Recently, technology and its effect on the human attention span has become a growing topic of discussion. When people develop issues which may include a technology element, there are often quick judgements and a cursory analysis typically highlight technology as the main culprit. All the while technology has become an increasingly irremovable part of our […]

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