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Tag Archives: Psychotherapy
How to be more empathetic
Successful couples are empathic towards each other. Empathy is the ability to understand another person’s emotions from their perspective – what people often call “putting yourself in someone else’s shoes.” It’s different than sympathy, because empathy is more about understanding … Continue reading
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Tagged commitment, communication, couples, couples counselling, empathy, love, marriage, partner, perception, Psychotherapy, relationships, self-help, therapy
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3 things you need to know to be calmer
All of us move through our day-to-day lives with some level of worry. Most people have very busy, fast-paced lives and it can be difficult to let go of the sense of urgency. We are constantly rushing through life, trying … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, behaviour, change, fear, life, Psychotherapy, self-help, stress, therapy, trust, worry
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Does your teen have an attitude problem or are they depressed?
In my experience as a psychotherapist working with adolescents who suffer from depression, I’ve noticed that parents usually don’t identify their teen as depressed. Parents will often come into therapy and say they have a child who is defiant and has … Continue reading
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Tagged 52 ways, depression, mental health, moods, parenting, psychotherapist, Psychotherapy, support, teens, therapy, world mental health day
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How do you reject yourself?
Many of us pretend to be something we’re not. Each one of us feels, to some extent, that we are not worthy or good enough or not lovable. We tend to hide these aspects of ourselves because we judge them … Continue reading
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Tagged negativity, perception, Psychotherapy, rejection, self-help, self-love, self-parenting, support
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Would You Date Yourself?
Often, when we are looking for love, we make lists of the qualities we want in a partner. We are clear on the things we don’t want in a relationship. We are actively looking for the perfect partner physically, occupationally, … Continue reading
Posted in Relationships
Tagged hope, lonely, love, Nicole McCance, psychotherapist, Psychotherapy, relationships, single, therapy, TV expert, Valentine's Day
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Mindyourmind Interview
mindyourmind is a youth mental health program that provides info, resources, and coping tools for young people who are struggling with mental health issues, self-harm behaviour, and suicide. The program works to reduce stigma and increase help-seeking behaviour. Recently, mindyourmind … Continue reading
Posted in Book, Therapy
Tagged book, depression, interview, launch, london, mental, mental health, mind, mindyourmind, natural health, naturally, Nicole McCance, non profit, Psychotherapy, therapist, therapy
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The 3 C’s of a Healthy, Lasting Relationship
People are always searching for the definition of love. How do you know if you have the right person? What should you be looking for in the dating world? Are you with “The One?” It all comes down to a … Continue reading
Posted in Relationships, Therapy
Tagged counselling, love, marriage, marriage counselling, Nicole McCance, psychology, Psychotherapy, relationships
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Coping with Empty Nest Syndrome
For parents, this can be a tough time of year, especially if their children have moved out of the family home to attend school or to begin working. It is common for parents to display signs of Empty Nest Syndrome. … Continue reading
Posted in Changes, Therapy
Tagged changes, children, counselling, depression, emotions, empty nest, loss, Nicole McCance, parenting, psychotherapist, Psychotherapy, relationships, syndrome
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Fear and Resiliency
We all have emotional baggage. Trauma, childhood wounds, teenage angst and sadness, all leave you with deep-rooted core beliefs, that you may not be aware of. These beliefs can hold you back, and give you a sense of underlying fear … Continue reading
Posted in Changes
Tagged cbt, changes, counselling, doubt, emotions, fear, health, life, Nicole McCance, perception, psychology, psychotherapist, Psychotherapy, resilience, resiliency, therapist, thoughts, tools
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