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The Emotional Intensity of Borderline Personality Disorder Explained

Everyone experiences strong emotions from time to time. Anger, sadness, fear, excitement, and disappointment are normal parts of life. For someone living with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), however, emotions may sometimes feel unusually intense, arise quickly, and take longer to settle. This emotional intensity is more than simply being “too sensitive” or overreacting. BPD can […]

Hablan todo el día. No se están diciendo nada.

Claudia Morassutti

En consulta veo con frecuencia parejas que hablan constantemente y sienten que hace años no se comunican. Coordinan horarios, se cuentan el día, resuelven quién busca a los chicos o qué se cocina esta noche. Palabras van y vienen, sin pausa. Y aun así, cuando les pregunto de qué hablaron por última vez que realmente […]

Decoding Teen Slang 2026-2027

Marcy Abramsky, LCSW

Tags: Anger, Anxiety, Forgiveness, Grief, Impulse Control, Life Coaching, Mindfulness, Parenting, Questions, Self Esteem, Social Anxiety, Stress, Therapist DECODING TEEN SLANG Decode Language (2026-2027)  How Do We Communicate? Have you ever felt like you needed a passport to understand the conversations happening in your own home? If you have teenagers, you probably have. One minute […]

Decode Teen Slang

Marcy Abramsky, LCSW

DECODING TEEN SLANG Decode Language (2026-2027)  How Do We Communicate? Have you ever felt like you needed a passport to understand the conversations happening in your own home? If you have teenagers, you probably have. One minute you’re trying to figure out if “cap” means what it meant when you were growing up (spoiler alert: […]

Everyone Has a Little ADHD? Why That Phrase Can Miss the Point

Most people who say “everyone has a little ADHD” are not trying to be dismissive. Usually, they are trying to relate. They recognize something familiar: getting distracted, procrastinating, losing track of time, forgetting an appointment, or struggling to start a task. And honestly, those experiences are relatable. Most people have had moments where their attention, […]

Choosing a Particular Trauma Relief Therapy

Laurie Moore

Choosing a Particular Trauma Relief Therapy If your life was disrupted by an unexpected experience and you cannot stop the cycles of self-doubt, sorrow or frustration, help is available in many forms. Anxiety, trauma, PTSD and complex trauma can be cured. Receiving compassionate and effective help after a life shock is very important. However, Choosing […]

Late-Diagnosed ADHD in Adults: How Psychotherapists in Toronto Help Adults Manage ADHD Symptoms

Many adults are only diagnosed with ADHD later in life because their symptoms were misunderstood or overlooked during childhood. Some individuals learned to mask their struggles, while others were labeled as “disorganized,” “lazy,” or “anxious” instead of receiving proper support. In adults, ADHD symptoms often appear differently than they do in children, making diagnosis more […]

If I’m Productive, Why Am I Always So Exhausted? The Reality of ADHD Fatigue and Overwhelm

Have you ever wondered why you feel exhausted no matter how much sleep you get? Maybe you keep hoping the next weekend, vacation, or break will finally help you catch up — only to end up feeling behind all over again.No matter what, you never seem to be able to stick to routines and habits. […]

Art Therapy for Anger Management in Children in Toronto: Building Emotion Regulation Skills Early

Anger in children can be confusing and overwhelming for both parents and caregivers. This blog explores how children develop anger, how to recognize the signs, and how early support can make a meaningful difference. We will also look at how working with a psychotherapist in Toronto, using approaches like art therapy for children, can help […]

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