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Yoga and the Healing of Interpersonal Trauma: A Qualitative Meta-Analysis

Dr. Ashley Gulden

As a counseling psychologist dedicated to supporting parents, caregivers, and individuals affected by trauma, staying informed by the latest research is a core part of my commitment to providing the best possible care. I make it a priority to continuously learn and engage in research that directly enhances my counseling practice. I invite you to […]

Building Focus: How to Stay Aligned with Your Goals

Are you struggling to maintain focus on your goals? Many individuals find it challenging to concentrate, often feeling pulled in various directions by distractions and negativity. In this article, we’ll explore practical techniques to strengthen your “muscles of focus” so you can better align with your aspirations. Understanding the Mind’s Pull Just like physical fitness, […]

Building Focus: How to Stay Aligned with Your Goals

Are you struggling to stay focused on your goals? Many of us face challenges with maintaining concentration, often feeling pulled into distractions and negativity. Today, I want to discuss how to strengthen the “muscles of focus” so you can better align with your aspirations. It’s easy to get caught up in a cycle of self-doubt […]

Understanding People Pleasing: A Journey to Self-Awareness

Are you beginning to recognize that you might be a people pleaser? This behaviour often shows up as an overwhelming urge to be nice and to go out of your way to ensure that others like you. You may find yourself working extra hours or taking on additional tasks—not out of genuine enthusiasm, but out […]

Managing Road Rage: A Mindful Approach to Emotional Control

Do you find yourself battling road rage? It’s all too common to feel anger rise while driving, whether it’s due to another driver’s mistake or unexpected traffic, impatience, or recent build up of stress. In moments like these, you may yell, honk, driving aggressively, or even consider confrontational actions. Unfortunately, road rage can escalate quickly, […]

Why Intentions Matter

Carrie Jones, LPC

Every day, we perform hundreds of actions, many of which are habits or routines we’ve formed over time. But have you ever stopped to consider why you’re doing them? The intention behind an action can drastically change not only our experience of that action but its long-term impact on our mental well-being and self-perception. It’s […]

Just breathe

Carrie Jones, LPC

Understanding the Breath-Mood Connection Breathing is an automatic process controlled by the autonomic nervous system (ANS), which is responsible for regulating involuntary bodily functions like heart rate, digestion, and respiratory rate. The ANS is divided into two key parts: Sympathetic Nervous System (SNS) – often called the “fight or flight” system, which triggers stress responses. […]

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