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3 Steps to Guide Your Search in Finding a Therapist That is the “Right Fit” for You
Mental Health & Wellness, Individual Therapy, Therapy Brooklynn Leadbetter, MC. Mental Health & Wellness, Individual Therapy, Therapy Brooklynn Leadbetter, MC.

3 Steps to Guide Your Search in Finding a Therapist That is the “Right Fit” for You

When starting the process of seeking therapy and trying to find a therapist that is a good fit for you, it can be difficult to know what a “right fit” is. Especially if this is your first time seeking therapy. This post will cover three important steps to consider when seeking a therapist.

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10 Ways to Reduce Stress You Can Do at Home & Work
Mental Health & Wellness Julianna Van Mulligen, MA. Mental Health & Wellness Julianna Van Mulligen, MA.

10 Ways to Reduce Stress You Can Do at Home & Work

Stress is something we are all too familiar with in this modern world. Stress from work, personal life, constant notifications from smartphones, deadlines, unreasonable bosses, societal pressures to look a certain way, and the list goes on. Below I will outline ten strategies to help you reduce and manage the stress in your life.

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Understanding Depression: Causes, Symptoms, & Treatments
Mental Health & Wellness, Depression Farah Premji, MSc., RPsych. Mental Health & Wellness, Depression Farah Premji, MSc., RPsych.

Understanding Depression: Causes, Symptoms, & Treatments

Anxiety is a feeling of concern, worry, or fear about something that is happening or could happen. A stressful situation at work can cause anxiety, as can a fight among friends or family. For many people, anxiety is a normal, temporary, and non-debilitating feeling. For others, the anxiety “feedback loop” runs amok and becomes a problem in and of itself.

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Getting the Most From 1-on-1 Counselling
Anxiety, Mental Health & Wellness Farah Premji, MSc., RPsych. Anxiety, Mental Health & Wellness Farah Premji, MSc., RPsych.

Getting the Most From 1-on-1 Counselling

Anxiety is a feeling of concern, worry, or fear about something that is happening or could happen. A stressful situation at work can cause anxiety, as can a fight among friends or family. For many people, anxiety is a normal, temporary, and non-debilitating feeling. For others, the anxiety “feedback loop” runs amok and becomes a problem in and of itself.

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Removing the Stigma From Couples Counselling (& How to Get the Most From It)
Anxiety, Mental Health & Wellness Farah Premji, MSc., RPsych. Anxiety, Mental Health & Wellness Farah Premji, MSc., RPsych.

Removing the Stigma From Couples Counselling (& How to Get the Most From It)

Anxiety is a feeling of concern, worry, or fear about something that is happening or could happen. A stressful situation at work can cause anxiety, as can a fight among friends or family. For many people, anxiety is a normal, temporary, and non-debilitating feeling. For others, the anxiety “feedback loop” runs amok and becomes a problem in and of itself.

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Demystifying & Understanding Anxiety: Symptoms, Causes, & Treatments
Anxiety, Mental Health & Wellness Preet Sandhu, MC. Anxiety, Mental Health & Wellness Preet Sandhu, MC.

Demystifying & Understanding Anxiety: Symptoms, Causes, & Treatments

Anxiety is a feeling of concern, worry, or fear about something that is happening or could happen. A stressful situation at work can cause anxiety, as can a fight among friends or family. For many people, anxiety is a normal, temporary, and non-debilitating feeling. For others, the anxiety “feedback loop” runs amok and becomes a problem in and of itself.

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The Role of Somatic Symptoms in Anxiety and COVID-19
Anxiety, Mental Health & Wellness Erin Summers, MC. Anxiety, Mental Health & Wellness Erin Summers, MC.

The Role of Somatic Symptoms in Anxiety and COVID-19

Have you ever experienced that feeling right before a presentation; the one where you feel you might just burst from the nerves of having to stand up in front of a group of people?

Maybe your chest felt tight, your breathing heavier than normal and you might even have felt a bit of a stomach ache. No matter how prepared you feel for a presentation, sometimes these nerves and symptoms are inevitable.

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