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Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) and Psychotherapy for Teenagers

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  Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) is an evidence-based model of therapy that aims to teach people new skills and strategies that can enable them into creating fulfilling lives.1 What is DBT? Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) is a type of cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT). DBT is designed to help manage emotional dysregulation, increased distress tolerance, and improve […]

Codependency Patterns in Chronic Illness

Codependency Patterns in Chronic Illness Written by: Tracey Nguyen, RN MN   Did you know that codependency and chronic illness are linked? There is a clear relationship between codependent behaviour and chronic disease, even cancer. Codependency is normalized in our culture and society but it’s only harmful to the self because of the way we […]

The Difference Between Laziness, Lack of Motivation, and Depression

The Difference Between Laziness, Lack of Motivation, and Depression Being lazy, demotivated, and depressed often seems so similar that when you try to get rid of any of them, you find it tough to differentiate in the first place. Having the proper understanding of the problem makes it easy to get the correct solution without […]

How Positive Thoughts Can Benefit Your Mental Health.

Have you ever been told, “think positive” or “look at the positive of the situation”? Well, many pieces of research show that positive thoughts do affect your mental and physical health in a very positive way. These studies prove that positive thinkers tend to be less stressed, healthier, and have better overall health. Well, setbacks […]

Mental Health Benefits of Somatic Exercise

When you experience trauma, it directly influences your mental health in the form of uncertainty and confusion. This change not only affects your personal life but also disturbs your profession. Therefore, somatic exercises are one of the best solutions to see and understand things clearly. Through this, you can easily fight depression, anxiety, and emptiness. In […]

Hungry for Connection

The essence of healing is connection – first, to yourself. Then, to others. Your human nature directs you to seek bonding. You are, biologically and neurologically, wired for this. Unfortunately, when carrying unhealed trauma, you could seek harmful connections because you’re disconnected from yourself. Trauma is that very separation from the body and emotions.- Gabor […]

3 Quick Tips on How to Keep Friends

Mary Gale Gurnsey

Be Curious. Get to know your friend, it takes time to learn about another person. Don’t be so quick to assume or jump to conclusions. Avoid Attacking or Judging others.  Listen and  Validate. Friends want to be heard and understood by you. Listen to what the other person is saying. Use those empathy skills to […]

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