Early Conversations, Lasting Impact: Helping new parents have the best possible start Full article first appeared in Insights Magazine, Spring 2026 Edition, available here. Becoming a parent is widely acknowledged as a major life change, with common warnings such as:...
It’s a common experience to feel intimidated by couples counselling, and unfortunately there is still a lot of stigma as to who exactly “should” need it and when. By the time a couple arrives in a therapist’s office too often there’s already been a lot of...
It’s difficult to know what to say when a loved-one experiences a loss, especially if it’s not one you have gone through yourself. People get weird about death and are often afraid to say the wrong thing. Some cultures or religions offer guidance on how to mourn...
#1. Commitment in relationships means more than saying ‘I do’ Weddings are an excellent opportunity for couples to celebrate their love and also vocalize their intentions in front of friends and family – who they want to be as a partner as well as what they cherish...
Having hesitations to starting couples therapy is common! “What if my partner doesn’t want to do couples counselling?” We get this question a LOT, and we have many clients with partners who are reluctant, not ready, or plain old and not interested in therapy. We...