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Tag Archives: counselling
Are you staying married for the wrong reasons?
One of the things I notice with people who come into therapy is that many people often stay in an unhappy marriage out of fear of judgment. They fear the label of divorce, and what the people in their lives … Continue reading
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Tagged counselling, divorce, fear, guilt, love, marriage, therapy
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Women: Take responsibility for your choices!
It’s time to stop putting the onus on the man to change. Let me preface this by stating that I don’t mean to be gender biased, but I do find that some women bring their men to therapy as a means … Continue reading
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Tagged commitment, counselling, marriage, negativity, partner, perception, relationships
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Creating Lasting Change in 2013
Reflect To make a change, we must gain perspective on our past. Take some time to reflect on the last year, and think about what you have learned. No doubt, there were some hard times, but what did they teach … Continue reading
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Tagged changes, counselling, depression, emotions, health, motivation, Nicole McCance, psychology, psychotherapist, support, tools
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Self-Parenting Therapy
Self-parenting therapy is a specific technique that deals with attachment wounds. As we are growing up, we are developing. In each stage, we have needs to be met. The degree to which developmental needs were not adequately met is the … Continue reading
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Tagged changes, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, counselling, depression, ego, ego state, emotions, fear, life, Nicole McCance, parenting, pnrt, psychology, psychotherapist, relationships, self-parenting, therapist
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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
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Tagged changes, children, counselling, depression, emotions, empty nest, loss, Nicole McCance, parenting, psychotherapist, Psychotherapy, relationships, syndrome
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Understanding the Brain and Your Relationship
Did you know that the first 8 weeks after conception, an embryo’s brain is always female? After 8 weeks, the embryo either continues to develop as a female, or there may be a huge testosterone surge to become male. If … Continue reading
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Tagged brain, changes, counselling, female, healthy relationship, love, male, marriage counselling, Nicole McCance, psychology, relationships, support, thinking
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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
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Tagged cbt, changes, counselling, doubt, emotions, fear, health, life, Nicole McCance, perception, psychology, psychotherapist, Psychotherapy, resilience, resiliency, therapist, thoughts, tools
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