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Understanding Depression: From Sadness to Anger and Beyond

Elisha S Lee

Depression is a complex mental health condition characterized by a variety of symptoms, including persistent sadness, loss of interest in activities, and fatigue. However, one lesser-discussed aspect of depression is when feelings of sadness transform into feelings of anger. This shift can be confusing and frightening, but it is not uncommon. Here, we will explore […]

EMOTIONAL ABUSE – THE HIDDEN ABUSE

Michael Greene

I refer to emotional abuse as ‘hidden’ because it is given far less recognition than other forms of abuse, such as physical or sexual. The victim is often blamed. They are “oversensitive” and basically not able to “take it, like other people do”. What is Emotional Abuse Emotional abuse is an emotional attack on another […]

“THAT’S JUST THE WAY I AM”. HOW NORMALIZING YOUR LIFE CAN HARM IT

Michael Greene

In my years as a therapist I have heard the above statement many times. What does it actually mean? Many people dealing with, for example, depression symptoms have put themselves inside a little box marked “Depressed Person”. They will go to therapy for depression but can never emerge from the box because. “That’s who I […]

MENTAL FITNESS

Michael Greene

Therapy is about developing mental fitness rather than focusing on mental illness. Over the years I have become aware that one of the biggest problems I face as a Toronto therapist is the negative attitude of people towards emotional and psychological health. Compare it to the attitude towards physical health. The attitude towards physical health has […]

THE HARDEST PERSON TO FORGIVE – YOURSELF

Michael Greene

Forgiveness is a subject that has been endlessly discussed. There are pros and cons. Some people insist it is necessary in order ‘to move on’. Others say forgiveness is forced and artificial. Whatever side you’re on it is agreed that we need to let go of past hurts.  Many of my clients suffer from past […]

WHY IS IT SO HARD FOR ME TO CHANGE?

Michael Greene

In my Toronto therapy practice I have heard many people say this. Change can be very difficult and frightening. I speak to them about real change as opposed to cosmetic change. Real Change Happens on a Deep Level – Many people come to me to make a change in their lives. For example they look at […]

Understanding Eating Disorders: Impact on Health, the Role of Body Image, Art Therapy for Transformation, and Information Resources

Therapedia Centre

You may have heard the term eating disorder – and perhaps you know someone who lives with one. Eating disorders are serious mental health conditions marked by disrupted eating patterns and a harmful impact on both physical and emotional well-being. In this blog, we aim to shed light on what eating disorders are, explore several […]

How to Blend as a Family

As a therapist, I often work with families navigating the complexities of blending two households into one. The process of forming a blended family can be both rewarding and challenging, as it involves merging different personalities, parenting styles, and life histories. Whether you’re remarried, welcoming stepchildren into your home, or adding new members to your […]

Teens Need more than Walls to Help Them with being Addicted to Drugs

  Teenagers have been experimenting and using drugs for decades.  Prior to the pandemic opioids were a major issue and so was heroine.  In 2017, Opioids were becoming more expensive and teenagers started turning to heroine.  Teens were turning to heroine because it was available and cheap.  Therefore, heroine is responsible for a large number […]

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