How to Recognize Burnout and Compassion Fatigue

How to Recognize Burnout and Compassion Fatigue

You’re tired—but it’s more than that. You care deeply—but lately, even that feels exhausting. Sound familiar? You might be experiencing burnout or compassion fatigue. In honour of Mental Health Awareness Month, let’s shed some light on these two very human, very...
Understanding the Spectrum of Anxiety Disorders

Understanding the Spectrum of Anxiety Disorders

Anxiety isn’t one-size-fits-all. It doesn’t always look like panic attacks or worst-case-scenario spirals. Sometimes it hides in overthinking, perfectionism, irritability—or that constant hum of unease in the background of your day. This Mental Health Awareness Month,...
Destigmatizing Therapy: What Really Happens in a Session

Destigmatizing Therapy: What Really Happens in a Session

Let’s be real—therapy often gets a bad rap. Cue the clichés: lying on a couch, dramatic breakthroughs, awkward silences. But what actually happens in therapy is far more grounded—and human. Think of therapy as a conversation with intention. It’s a space to...
Breathwork in Clinical Practice: What the research Says

Breathwork in Clinical Practice: What the research Says

Take a deep breath—in through your nose, out through your mouth. In that simple moment, your body begins to shift. Breath isn’t just life-sustaining—it’s therapeutic. In clinical practice, breathwork is emerging as a powerful, research-supported tool for emotional...