Tag Archive for: Adult Counselling

What Actually Makes Counselling Work
Articles, Nancy MasudaWhat Actually Makes Counselling Work?
If you’ve ever thought about starting counselling (or you’re already in it), you might wonder:
What really makes this helpful?
Is it the advice? The tools? The strategies?
Those things can…

Navigating ADHD in Adult Men
Articles, Michael ReavieNavigating ADHD in Men
The experience of living with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder changes significantly from childhood into adulthood. Many families wonder whether ADHD is something a person will “grow out of,” or whether the…

Advance Care Planning
Articles, Bren SchockAdvance Care Planning: April 16 is Advance Care Planning day in Canada.
Advance Care Planning is the process of making a Health Care Directive and Appointing a Proxy. This is something we often think is for older people or when we become…

When the Past is “Present” in a Couple Relationship
Articles, Lorna BrothenWhen the Past is “Present” in a Couple Relationship
Couples often seek therapy when communication feels strained, conflict escalates quickly, or a sense of disconnection has settled into the relationship. While these challenges may show…

The Four Steps to a Self-Compassionate Voice
Articles, Kerri HillThe Four Steps to a Self-Compassionate Voice
Every person has a side of themselves that continuously observes, monitors, and evaluates their actions. Self-criticism is an automatic, largely unconscious, psychological tendency that people…

Tipes on Coping with Political Divide
Articles, Justin BeahmTips on Coping with Political Divide
We are living in divided and polarizing times. Many people are feeling stressed and anxious about what is happening in the world and the uncertainty of the future. With all that is going on, it is good to…

Navigating Co-Parenting: Therapy for Better Collaboration
Articles, VideoSupporting Children Through Co-Parenting: How Therapy Helps Families Navigate Change
Divorce, separation, and co-parenting bring significant changes for families, and children often need extra support as they adjust. At Wildflowers, counselling…

Strengthening Relationships: The Power of Couples Therapy
Articles, VideoNavigating Couples Therapy: A Warm Welcome and Small but Meaningful Changes
When couples take the first step towards therapy at Wildflowers, they’re welcomed into a warm and inviting space where they can feel comfortable and supported. The…

Finding Balance and Growth: How Therapy Can Help You Thrive
Articles, Nancy Masuda, VideoLife is full of twists and turns—some expected, others catching us completely off guard. Whether you’re navigating stress, anxiety, relationship challenges, or major life transitions, therapy can be a powerful tool for personal growth and…

Cry if You Want To
Articles, Jenny Lyons-MouyiosCry If You Want To
Attending therapy for the first time can evoke a variety of emotions and feelings - anticipation, nervousness, hopefulness, uncertainty, and even apprehension. It takes a lot of courage to be open with someone about your…

Size of the Problem
Articles, Tara GarrattSize of the Problem
I think that one of the parts of social thinking that everyone can relate to is deciding how big a problem really is. There is no doubt that determining the size of the problem can be frustrating as there is often a misalignment…

Being a Therapist, Having a Therapist
Articles, Cayle FialaBeing a Therapist, Having a Therapist
Providing care to another individual is a rewarding and honorable position. As social beings, having healthy connection and community makes for a fulfilling life, among other necessary…
