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I am a therapist – does this mean I am free from problems?

Absolutely… NOT… I am not perfect; I am not infallible, unflappable or stoic; I lack confidence and have fragile self-esteem; I am indecisive and can procrastinate as much, if not more than anyone else; I am not always calm, carefree, and happy; I do not have a life which is free from stress, anxiety or […]

Elevating by Celebrating

https://www.inspireamind.net/elevating-by-celebrating-mood/Elevating by Celebrating Anticipatory Anxiety & Initial Worry As we encounter birthdays, engagements, weddings, graduations, holidays and many other milestones; gatherings can bring both joy and anxiety. Some people find excitement, enjoyment and a sense of community in large celebrations. There are other people that can feel overwhelmed, anxious or even “frozen” by the prospect […]

Canadian mental health services for Indigenous clients

Therapedia Centre

What are the mental health issues of indigenous people in Canada? Indigenous mental health issues in Canada have been a significant concern for many years. Indigenous peoples in Canada, including First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities, experience disproportionately high rates of mental health challenges compared to the general population. These issues are rooted in a […]

Fluid Resolutions

Marcy Abramsky, LCSW

Fluid Resolutions:  https://www.inspireamind.net/fluid-resolutions/ Marcy Abramsky, LCSW Teletherapy •Coaching • NYS It’s A New Year…Stay Inspired to Grow All Year Long! Do You Feel That New Years Resolutions Should be Changes that You Feel Pressured ( if you do) to Set Around a Holiday? Or Do You Feel That New Years Resolutions Can Be A Motivating […]

My articles on neurodiversity and inclusion

Anna Dafna

41 Ways to Manage Impulsivity (for Children, Adolescents and Adults with ADHD) (annadaphna.com) 10 Ways You Can Boost Your Child’s Executive Functioning (for children with ADHD) (annadaphna.com) Why I left the standard educational system and went into business-Interview (annadaphna.com) From a Master Procrastinator to an Efficiency Master (annadaphna.com) ‘Neurodiversity’ and Entrepreneurship (annadaphna.com) 8 Tips to […]

Anxious Adolescence: Teaching Teens to Manage Stress and Anxiety

We all experience various levels of stress throughout our lives, but as we know, the adolescent years can be especially charged with anxiety as teens learn to deal with uncertainty, change and forming their identities. Their lives are full of new challenges and opportunities and these transitions can be stressful, especially around body image, performance, […]

Five Tips To Improve Your Relationship with your Children and Reduce Outbursts

Growth Counseling

Our primary job as parents is to teach our children healthy habits of self-discipline and self-regulation.  I wholeheartedly believe the most successful way to do this is by connecting to our children in a calm, safe, attuned, and curious manner.  When children feel safe, they have the freedom to explore, take risks and develop in […]

Five Things Even Great Parents Get Wrong

Growth Counseling

I start almost every parenting blog with the statement “parenting is hard; really really hard”, and that’s because every time I sit down to reflect on parenting issues, that is the first thought that pops into my mind.  I am a professional licensed counselor, and I too mess this parenting thing up… often…. maybe almost […]

Helping Kids Regulate Emotions

Growth Counseling

Let’s get one thing clear: Parenting is hard.  Parenting is really, really hard! I am a parent of two wonderful, energetic, curious, and sometimes mischievous kids.  My little ones are five and eight years old and watching them grow and develop is a true joy.  Even therapists’ children have meltdowns, blows ups, power struggles, and […]

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