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5 Ways to Foster Secure Attachment in Your Relationship

24 April 2022

  Last month I wrote about a webinar I enjoyed from Dr. Diane Poole Heller.  She is an expert in working with trauma and attachment styles.  You can read the previous blog post to review the attachment styles. Here are the attachment terms: Children                                              Adults Secure                                                 Read more

Attachment Traits Explained

16 March 2022

I was recently listening to a Masterclass called Restoring Relational Resilience by Dr. Diane Poole Heller, who is a psychologist working out of Colorado. Her talk was describing the four attachment styles and how to recognize them in adulthood.  Looking at attachment styles informs me what a client did or did not get in their early formative years that dictates their Read more

The Wisdom of Our Body

14 January 2022

  Where do you feel anxiety and depression?  In your mind?  This may sound like an odd question, but the truth is our body holds all our experiences and feelings.  Our body is our messenger.  It informs how we are doing.  There are many studies citing the mind/body connection for healing, especially for those who have experienced a trauma (Dr. Bessel van der Read more

Holiday Celebrations: Why rituals are important

7 December 2021

My parents grew up in Germany and had many wonderful holiday rituals that they brought with them when they emigrated to Canada, for example, wreath making to celebrate Advent, baking stollen, German Christmas carols, and going to church on Christmas Eve.  Over the years, they adopted new ones too, like cooking a turkey, and decorating the tree a few weeks before Read more

Tips to address your fear of the future

27 October 2021

Anxiety is prevalent in our society and continues to increase. In my work with the 17 to 40 year old age group, one of the main worries they express is a fear of the future. Each person faces the question, “What does my future hold?” And in this question is a modicum of uncertainty. Try as we might, we can never account for each variable in life. One person may worry Read more

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