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The Dangers of Using AI as Your Therapist
In the age of digital innovation, artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere. From chatbots that help you book appointments to virtual assistants that manage your schedule, AI is making life more convenient. But when it comes to something as deeply personal and complex as mental health, can AI really replace a human therapist?
Why Self-Compassion Is a Key Tool in Long-Term Recovery
Self-compassion tends to get lumped in with feel-good fluff, as if it’s all bubble baths and ”treat yourself” energy. But let’s not confuse self-care rituals with self-compassion as a psychological skill. Put simply, self-compassion means treating yourself the way you’d treat someone you care about who’s struggling.
Online Counselling Canada-Wide: Accessible Mental Health Support in Every Province and Territory
Accessing quality mental health care shouldn’t depend on where you live. Whether you’re in the heart of Toronto, a remote corner of Nunavut, or anywhere in between, everyone deserves professional, compassionate support. That’s why online counselling has become a game-changer for mental health care in Canada.
How to Help Your Kids Navigate Bullying at School
Worried about bullying at school? Discover a friendly, expert guide for parents on how to deal with bullying at school. Learn the signs of bullying, types of bullying, how to talk to kids about bullying, and what to do if your child faces bullies or cyberbullying.
What to Do When Self-Help Isn’t Helping Anymore
Sometimes you hit a wall. You’ve read the books. You’ve tried journaling, meditation, and morning routines. You’re a high-functioning person, but everything still feels heavy. You’re doing all the things and still not getting better. If you’ve been wondering what to do when self-help isn’t helping, you’re not alone.
How to recognize the early warning signs of mental illness.
In this blog we discuss the early signs of mental illness, and when to seek help for yourself or a loved one.
Family Counselling in a Digital Age
Canadian families today are navigating more change and complexity than ever before. From navigating school breaks and summer vacations to managing the complexities of blended families and long-distance relationships, it’s no wonder that family dynamics can sometimes feel overwhelming.
How to Stop Being a Workaholic: 5 Proven Strategies for a Healthier Work-Life Balance
In this blog, we’ll explore five proactive strategies to help you avoid the pitfalls of workaholism and foster a more fulfilling life.
The Unseen Weight of High-Functioning Depression
On the surface, everything seems normal to the point that people in your life may not notice anything’s going on. But the story’s completely different on the inside. That’s where you feel like you’re slowly drowning. No one sees it because you never give them a reason to look. And honestly, you kind of like it that way. Until you don’t.
Managing Mental Health in the Summer
Summer brings longer days, warmer weather, and a flurry of social activities. For many, this season is a welcome break from routine. For others, especially those managing anxiety, depression, or trauma, summer can present unique mental health challenges.
Letting Go of Shame and Victimization
Learning how to overcome shame and victimization is essential for healing and reclaiming your sense of self. In this post, we’ll explore what victimization is, where shame is held in the body, how to deal with shame, the difference between shame and guilt, and practical steps to help you move forward.
How to Deal with Triggers You Didn’t Expect in Early Sobriety
Early sobriety can feel like walking through a place you thought you knew – only the furniture has moved, and the lights flicker unpredictably. You expect the obvious cravings; you expect Friday nights to feel odd. But then a certain smell, a passing commercial, or...