
Finding Focus in the Fullness: Pursuing Dreams While Raising a Family
Articles, Gabi AlportFinding Focus in the Fullness: Pursuing Dreams While Raising a Family
If you’d told me a few years ago that I’d be studying for my psychology licensing exam (EPPP) with a brand-new baby, two kids, a busy home, and a career in full bloom—I…

Rejecting the Stigmatizing and Ableist Narrative Regarding Autism
Articles, Chantalle HuntRejecting the Stigmatizing and Ableist Narrative Regarding Autism
Regardless of a person’s nervous system profile, diagnosis, and/or level of required support, all people uniquely contribute to our society. Autism is not a disorder. Instead,…

Ways Parents Can Prepare Their Children for Lockdown Drills
Articles, Rikki Gusway-Kelln5 Ways Parents Can Prepare Their Children for Lockdown Drills: Guidance From a Clinical Counsellor & Parent
As the summer holidays came to a close, a common topic in the therapy room was lockdown drills. Many children identified this as…

From Summer Scatter to Fall Focus: How to Refresh and Reset this Autumn
Articles, Megan Adams LebellFrom Summer Scatter to Fall Focus: How to Refresh and Reset this Autumn
As each September rolls around, we find ourselves in a shift from late nights, spontaneous plans, and carefree days, to new routines, structure, and school/work rhythms.…

Tackling Anxiety – Practical Strategies for Managing Anxiety Symptoms
Articles, Ryan PadarPractical Strategies to Tackle Anxiety
It is normal for all of us to worry from time to time. Feeling worried or anxious can be a way we respond to stressful situations. For example, a new job, taking an exam, or social situations may provoke…

Progress in Speech Sound Therapy
Articles, Kristen LippProgress in Speech Sound Therapy
Starting articulation/phonological therapy can be a big decision to begin and to keep up with. There are factors that impact the progress in therapy.
Three signs of strong progress in articulation/phonological…

The Health Benefits of Friendships
Articles, Ashley CarlsonThe Health Benefits of Friendships
Human beings are naturally social. We crave interaction, connection, and belonging. The benefits of relationships, especially friendships, also have a scientific component to it. Friendships are essentially…

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…
