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Lee Bladon

The InCorr Method: Somatic Trauma Healing

Posted by Lee Bladon Body Psychotherapy

The InCorr Method: Somatic Trauma Healing A plain-language guide to how this approach works, who it's for, and what makes it different If you've been in therapy before and found yourself understanding your issues clearly but still feeling stuck, you're…

Steven Taylor

What's Your Story?

Posted by Steven Taylor Counselling

What's Your Story? Everyone has a story. Male clients who come to counselling come from different backgrounds, different ages, and different walks of life. Some know exactly what's wrong. Others just know that something doesn't feel right anymore. One of…

Cinzia Cavedon

My Truth About Trauma: It’s Not Always What You Think

Posted by Cinzia Cavedon Emotional Freedom Technique

We often think trauma is the event itself.The abuse. The neglect. The abandonment. The accident. The loss. But trauma isn’t always about what happened.The real trauma — the one that stays lodged in the body, in the heart, in the…

Ayna Utegalieva

Work instability: balancing mental health on the brink

Posted by Ayna Utegalieva Psychotherapy

To my fellow psychologists, this is an invitation to expand our practice in response to a changing world of work. And to those living with work and life instability: "you are not alone. Your worth is not determined by a…

Drew Miller

Falling in and out of love

Posted by Drew Miller Relationship Therapy

Falling in and out of love  Have you ever wondered about the expression ‘falling in love’? Like accidently falling into a hole! I think we all notice how stories of romance, love and loss are so predominant in our daily…

Serena Maren

The Space Between: On Interdependence, Sovereignty, and Love

Posted by Serena Maren Psychotherapy

Connection without self-abandonment. There is a subtle space in every intimate relationship, a living, breathing field that exists between two people. It is shaped by presence, by history, by nervous systems, by what has been spoken and what has been…

Serena Maren

Why Some People Feel Like Home

Posted by Serena Maren Psychotherapy

When familiarity, attachment, and emotional intensity become confused with love. Sometimes people who feel like home to us do so because they evoke a deep sense of familiarity within the nervous system. There may be an immediate pull, intensity, excitement,…

Lucy Ascham

Family Constellations and the Orders of Love

Posted by Lucy Ascham Family Constellation

How Family Constellations Bring Ease Back Into Relationships The Orders of Love Bert Hellinger: “Love follows the order of the hidden Greater Soul” If you’re new to Family Constellations, the phrase “Orders of Love” can sound a little mysterious. But…

Stephen J. Harper

Why a Messy Home Affects Your Mood And What You Can Do About It

Posted by Stephen J. Harper Mental Health Practitioner

A messy home can actually increase your stress levels, make it harder to focus, mess with your sleep, and feed into anxiety you might already be dealing with. The link between physical mess and how you feel is real, and…

Carole Ann Rice

Emotional Detox

Posted by Carole Ann Rice Life Coaching

The “No Worries” Zone” – 14 things you don’t have to give a fig about anymore – it’s official You know how it is – anxiety overwhelm, ruminations on a doom loop and the fact that you are getting eight…

Carole Ann Rice

Overwhelmed By Choices?

Posted by Carole Ann Rice Life Coaching

So Much Choice So Little Action – what to do when everything looks shiny and delicious and you can’t commit Do you ever feel overwhelmed by choices? Love-bombed by options at every turn? The agonizing daily decision-making dilemmas from choosing…