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What is the Concept of Attachment in Psychology?

Attachment theory, first developed by John Bowlby, focuses on the behaviours infants use to stay close to their caregivers and ensure their survival. Bowlby proposed that actions such as crying, clinging, and seeking proximity to a caregiver are evolutionary mechanisms that enhance an infant’s chances of survival by keeping them close to their primary caregiver. […]

Why Do the Holidays Sometimes Bring Up Negative Emotions?

The holiday season often stirs up complex emotions, especially for those who find it hard to align their experiences with the cheerful imagery of togetherness and joy. From a psychodynamic perspective, this time of year can bring long-buried feelings to the surface. The pressure to connect with family or meet societal expectations of holiday cheer […]

What is Active Imagination?

Active imagination, a technique developed by Carl Jung, serves as a core method in analytical psychology for engaging with the unconscious. Jung viewed it as a pathway to achieving personal wholeness by unlocking latent aspects of the psyche. Unlike dreams, where the unconscious communicates in a passive, unidirectional way, active imagination allows the conscious mind […]

Nurturing Mental Well-being: Stress, Daily Practices, Coping Strategies, and the Window of Tolerance

Nurturing Mental Well-being: Stress, Daily Practices, Coping Strategies, and the Window of Tolerance It’s easy to overlook the importance of tending to our mental health in the hustle and bustle of our daily lives. Just as we prioritize physical exercise and nourishment, our minds require daily care and attention, too. Let’s explore practical ways to […]

How to Support Someone Who Is Grieving

Grieving is a deeply individual process, and there is no right or wrong way to experience it. What is universal, however, is the need for support and understanding from those around us. Grief is a natural response to loss, an emotional journey that everyone experiences differently. The pain of losing a loved one, whether a […]

Section 1: Free Mindfulness Self-Help Series: Practical Techniques to Overcome Stress and Anxiety

 Are you feeling overwhelmed by emotional stress, struggling to find balance in your life, or unsure of how to regain control? If so, you’re not alone. Many people seek ways to manage their emotions and achieve a sense of peace within themselves. As a therapist dedicated to helping individuals navigate their mental and emotional challenges, […]

Section 2: Unmasking Your True Self Through Mindfulness: A Self-Help Series

 Are you feeling stuck, weighed down by anxiety, or overwhelmed by negative thoughts? These are common struggles, but they don’t have to define your life. My FREE Mindfulness Self-Help Series offers practical tools to help you break free from emotional stress and reconnect with your inner calm. In Section 2: Unmasking Your True Self, I […]

Section 3: Reconnecting to Your Emotions – Free Mindfulness Self-Help Series

 Feeling overwhelmed by emotions like anxiety, stress, or self-doubt? Many of us struggle with emotions that we can’t seem to control or understand. In my FREE Self-Help Therapy Series, I focus on practical mindfulness techniques to help you reconnect with your emotions in a way that feels manageable and empowering. This article discusses some of […]

Section 4: Embrace Self-Discipline for Emotional Resilience: A Guide to Overcoming Stress and Anxiety

 Are you feeling overwhelmed by stress, anxiety, or self-doubt? You’re not alone. Many individuals face emotional challenges that can hinder personal growth and overall well-being. In this article, I want to share insights from Section 4 of my FREE Self-Help Therapy Series, which focuses on the crucial role of self-discipline in fostering emotional resilience. As […]

How Parents Can Help Their Children Cope with Childhood Trauma

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    Childhood trauma and adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are more common than many people realize. Research by Delphine Collin-Vézina, a professor at the School of Social Work, and data from Stats Canada reveal that nearly one in three children in Canada has experienced some form of ACE, such as abuse, neglect, or household dysfunction. […]

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