Counselling and Coaching based tips and tools on relationships, life experiences and personal development.
In an increasingly interconnected world, the term "Third Culture Kid" (TCK) has become a significant concept, particularly in the context of counseling and coaching. But what does it really mean, and how can understanding this identity help those who resonate with it?...
Brought to you by Science and Non-Duality in partnership with The Compassion Prison Project, Chrysalis Society and The Downtown Street Team; The Wisdom of Trauma documentary follows Dr. Gabor Mate as he shares his work on exploring the relationships between trauma,...
Your beliefs about yourself and your life have more power over your existence than you can imagine. Personal ideas and values you’ve held for a long time can block the way toward a life you desire. Identifying your unhelpful beliefs as possibilities, along with helpful ones can open up new perspectives for new opportunities.
When misunderstandings occur in sexual encounters, there could be many reasons, varying from misreading signals or misunderstanding what sexual behaviours are deemed desirable, to crossing the line into abuse of trust, power and control.
An asynchronous way to communicate what’s going on for you may be a preferred way of trying out therapy to see if it’s something that would work for, if talking face-to-face feels daunting or not an immediate way to process things. However, this form of therapy can inhibit the black-hole affect of putting yourself out there across the internet and not being able to know when or how the information is being received.
Whether it’s longing for change, or finding it happen without warning, this article touches on some common approaches that counsellors, psychotherapists and coaches alike will look to when understanding and navigating the unique circumstances people may find themselves in when it comes to moving through change.