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December 12, 2024

Holiday Compassionate Care Plan

As we approach the holiday season it’s important to take a stock of your needs to ensure you’re setting yourself up for success and an enjoyable time during what can be a very stressful time. Things to consider: 1. How can you take a break from the social time if/when needing? 2. What mindset are […]

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October 5, 2024

Important Grief Reminders…

Was reminded of a beautiful, yet heart breaking grief thought process this week. When we have had a major loss we often had the pleasure to know them their whole life, yet we grieve so much for having to exist without them knowing us as we continue to age. It’s such helpful context to remind […]

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August 13, 2024

Validation and our Emotional Self…

Important for us to validate our certain circumstance regardless of how ‘uncomfortable-painful’ or ‘comfortable-joyful’ that specific moment brings. Emotions help us to adapt to the world surrounding us, and how we process what is certainly going on (externally or internally). Validation isn’t looking to fix the circumstance. It’s to help us understand how we are […]

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June 10, 2024

Recognizing a Key Benefit to Summer:

Sunshine! 🌞 Comes with many benefits that protect us both mentally and physically. Mentally: provides us increase in energy, increase in ability to step into motivation, boosts your mood (through the natural increase to serotonin), increases your ability to regulate (and stabilize emotions, increases a prolong state of calm, and increase to focus). Provides stabilization […]

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March 31, 2024
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March 4, 2024

Leaning into Uncomfortable Conversations…

At times in all relationships, we need to confront and address uncomfortable topics. It’s often very challenging to know how to approach it and what to say. Leading people to avoid it all together and patterns of behaviour and cycles develop and continue. These patterns/cycles are preventable. It’s important to first validate that challenging conversations […]

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January 26, 2024

Shifting our Thinking: Grief is Learning

Grief is a type of learning. We process new information, and develop new neuro-pathways. The reality that we accept in life is often our learning is never ending we continue to grow and evolve. The exact same thing needs to be accepted for grief. Be gentle with ourselves and our loved ones the same way […]

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December 6, 2023

Sharing Expectations and Developing ‘Enoughness’

Give yourself permission to share your expectations with those you are spending the Christmas and Holiday Season with. Having vulnerable conversations create such a depth of safety. Ponder these question and picture how you could raise them with your important people. Do we need to give gifts? Is there value in gift giving for us […]

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November 27, 2023

Finding Your Voice: The Embodiment of Silence.

Whether that’s setting boundaries, limits, or voicing your concern, your voice is a powerful source of action. The realities of using our voices that often isn’t seen as a strength is silence. Try to challenge yourself to notice the moments you are stepping into silence (as this is an action, it’s a choice) and question: […]

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October 12, 2023

Time and Grief

When you have experienced sufficient grief a common saying is “give it time, time heals all wounds.” This saying often leaves individuals feeling dismissed, not understood, and hurt. Time only moves forward. The reflection of the pain, the hurt, and of the absence is important in pulling the meaning of the loss. The meaning in […]

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