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What are the benefits of art therapy for children with cancer?

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    Art therapy has become an essential component of holistic care for children with cancer, offering a means to process the complex emotions and psychological challenges that accompany their diagnosis. By engaging in creative activities such as drawing, painting, and sculpting, children can express feelings that may be difficult to verbalize, providing relief from […]

Understanding the Impact of Divorce on Children Across Different Age Groups

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While the belief in the 1980s was that the impact of divorce is profound and can persist into adulthood, influencing children’s emotional well-being, relationships, and even physical health, these ideas began facing challenges primarily in the late 1990s and early 2000s. New research suggested that many children are resilient and can adapt well after divorce, […]

Parenting Through Divorce: Supporting Children and Co-Parenting Effectively

Divorce is a challenging experience for everyone involved, especially for children. It can be a time of significant upheaval and emotional turmoil, but with the right approach, parents can support their children and foster a healthy transition. Here’s some advice on how to help your children navigate this difficult time and how to co-parent effectively. […]

How To Treat Childhood Anxiety Disorders (OCD, PTSD, GAD)?

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  Anxiety disorders are increasingly prevalent among children worldwide, posing significant public health concerns. Recent studies estimate that approximately 7.1% of children aged 3-17 years in the United States experience anxiety disorders, with similar trends observed globally. This rise can be attributed to various factors, including academic pressures, social media influence, family dynamics, and broader […]

Setting Healthy Boundaries: A Guide for Adult Children and Their Parents

Elisha S Lee

As adult children, forging an independent identity while maintaining a loving relationship with our parents can be challenging. A fundamental component of this delicate balance is setting boundaries. Boundaries allow us to communicate our needs and limits, fostering mutual respect and understanding. Here are some insights and steps on how adult children can effectively set […]

Intimacy and Meaning

Intimacy and Meaning “You are the intimacy and meaning you seek.” It’s the need to protect and control that prevents us from being real. Without the willingness to be vulnerable, to be without defenses, to be open to whatever arises, we cannot discover the meaning and intimacy within ourselves. Meaning and intimacy are often sought […]

Motherhood and Mental Health Issues

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The Joys and Realities of First-Time Motherhood   Welcoming a new baby into the world is a magical experience, brimming with excitement, love, and anticipation. The first coos, the tiny fingers grasping yours, and the indescribable bond you feel from the moment you hold your child are moments to cherish forever. However, amidst the joy […]

Anxiety in School-Aged Children: A Growing Concern

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    In today’s society, anxiety among school-aged children in Canada has become a significant concern. Recent studies indicate that approximately one in seven children aged 4 to 17 years old experience mental health issues, with anxiety disorders being one of the most common emotional issue in children. The pressures of academic performance, social dynamics, […]

My Child Has Been Diagnosed with ADHD, Now What?

Rachel Brennan

Your child has just been diagnosed with ADHD, and you’re likely experiencing a whirlwind of emotions. Fear, anxiety, and perhaps even guilt may be overwhelming at first, but there’s a big positive side to this diagnosis. It means that your child can receive the care they need through evidence-based programs, and you, as their caregiver […]

Loss and Grief Support in Toronto: Finding A Grief Therapist

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Grief Therapy for Indigenous Peoples   The history of First Nations in Canada is marked by layers of intergenerational trauma, stemming from centuries of colonization, forced assimilation, and systemic injustices. This trauma is not just a relic of the past but continues to affect new generations through psychological, social, and cultural channels. The emotional reactions […]