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The Weight of Perfectionism: When “Doing Your Best” Never Feels Like Enough

Brittany Wingfield

Perfectionism often wears a socially acceptable mask. It can look like ambition, high standards, or a strong work ethic. From the outside, perfectionists are often praised—reliable, driven, detail-oriented. But beneath that surface is often a constant pressure: Do more. Be better. Don’t mess this up. And no matter how much is accomplished, it rarely feels […]

What to Expect From Therapy: A Guide to the Therapy Process

Brittany Wingfield

Starting therapy can feel like a big step. Maybe you’ve been thinking about reaching out for a while. Maybe you know something in your life needs to change, but you’re not quite sure where to begin. Or maybe you’ve already scheduled your first appointment and are wondering, What am I supposed to talk about? What […]

Art Therapy for Pregnancy and Motherhood in Montreal

Therapedia Centre

Pregnancy Counselling, Prenatal Mental Health and Perinatal Support in Montreal, Pointe-Claire and Brossard Pregnancy and motherhood are often described as joyful and fulfilling experiences. However, becoming a mother can also be one of the most emotionally demanding transitions in a woman’s life. Alongside excitement and anticipation, many women experience uncertainty, stress, anxiety, depression, and changes […]

Things Therapy Can Help You Unlearn

Brittany Wingfield

Sometimes therapy isn’t about learning something new. Sometimes, it’s about unlearning the things you’ve been taught to believe about yourself, your relationships, and what you need to be okay. Many of us grow up learning messages about who we’re supposed to be. Maybe you learned that being a “good” person means keeping everyone happy. Maybe […]

Managing Overwhelm

Life can sometimes feel overwhelming. Whether you’re navigating the demands of parenting, recovering from a difficult life experience, managing anxiety, or simply carrying the weight of everyday responsibilities, there are moments when your nervous system can become overloaded. Your heart races, your thoughts speed up, emotions feel bigger than usual, and it can seem impossible […]

Intrusive Thoughts and the Triple P Network

The Triple Network Model: Understanding Intrusive Thoughts and How EMDR Can Help Intrusive thoughts can feel sudden, repetitive, and difficult to control. They may arrive as unwanted images, worries, memories, or impulses that feel distressing even when a person knows they are not choosing them. For many clients, understanding what is happening in the brain […]

Overcoming Jealousy: 8 Strategies to Build Trust, Confidence, and Emotional Security

Kaimana Psychology Inc.

Jealousy is a common human emotion that can arise in romantic relationships, friendships, family dynamics, and even the workplace. While jealousy can feel overwhelming, it doesn’t mean something is wrong with you or your relationship. Often, it signals an underlying fear, unmet emotional need, or concern about losing something important. The goal isn’t to eliminate […]

Just One Small Thing for Your Mental Health 1: Spend time in nature

Dr. Patrick McGrath

Finding solace and tranquility in our everyday lives is a challenge. However, amidst the concrete jungles and digital distractions, there lies a simple and effective method for enhancing mental well-being: spending time in nature.    Natural spaces such as parks, gardens, forests, meadows, lakesides, riversides, and the ocean serve as sanctuaries where individuals can reconnect with nature, […]

Why Can’t I Shut My Brain Off? Anxiety, Overthinking, and What Actually Helps 

Kaimana Psychology Inc.

There are a lot of people walking around looking completely “fine” on the outside while feeling like their brain is running a marathon on the inside. They’re answering emails, taking care of kids, showing up to work, keeping up with responsibilities, and at the same time, their mind is constantly spinning: What if I said […]

Understanding Sex and Porn Addiction: Causes, Childhood Trauma, and Path to Recovery

Kaimana Psychology Inc.

Behind the shame and secrecy surrounding out-of-control sexual behavior, sex and pornography addiction—clinically referred to as Compulsive Sexual Behavior Disorder (CSBD)—is rarely about lust. It is primarily about emotional regulation. Understanding why this compulsion develops, its deep connection to early childhood trauma, and how specialized therapy works can break the silence surrounding this mental health struggle. Why […]

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