How to start therapy in BC
Here are the steps to find a therapist in BC, and a bit of what to expect in the process
What type of therapy is right for you?
Popular types of therapy and what to consider when choosing a therapy that might best help you.
When therapy feels awkward
No, you don’t have to sit still for 55 minutes and make constant eye contact with your therapist. In fact, that can make it feel even more awkward. Here are ways to make yourself more comfortable and maybe even make therapy more engaging for yourself.
Growing Through Life (How Erikson’s Stages of Development Shape Who We Are)
The journey of life and what we have to learn at each stage of development.
Erikson’s Stages of Development offers us a framework for our psychosocial development through out our life.
Why do you think that way?
Our thoughts and beliefs come from our upbringing, our experiences, our culture and our caregivers.
7 Things I Often Tell My Therapy Clients
These are seven things I often say to my clients during therapy and coaching.
Reconnecting with your body
We often tune out our bodies and carry a lot of tension in our neck and shoulders.
Sharing my experience and tips on reconnecting with your body and even experiencing simple joy in your body.
Using the Enneagram in therapy (what is it, how it helps, how to get started)
How the Enneagram can be used in therapy, and how to find your Enneagram typ
Stress, motherhood, and the window of tolerance
Stress, motherhood and the window of tolerance
Listening to your selves
Using Internal Family Systems (IFS) to better understand the parts of yourself.
Blog Topics
- Therapy
- Person Centered Therapy
- CBT
- Therapeutic Experience
- IFS
- Somatics
- Core Beliefs
- Couples
- Mind-Body Connection
- Internal Family Systems
- Gottman
- Relationships
- EFT
- Mindset
- Motherhood
- Identity
- Window of Tolerance
- Sessions
- Erikson's Stages of Development
- Feedback Informed Therapy
- Getting started
- Schemas
- Stress
- Emotions
- Therapy Tools
- ACT
- Family Roles
- In-Person
- Enneagram
- Client experience
- Emotional Intelligence