Attachment at Work in your Counselling Relationship
Attachment theory tells us that children form internal working models (Bowlby, 1973) or representations about themselves, others, and the world
Attachment theory tells us that children form internal working models (Bowlby, 1973) or representations about themselves, others, and the world
As spring sets in in Squamish and the forest floor becomes alive with new green, I have been thinking about
What happens in counselling anyway? One important aspect of the counselling that I provide clients in Squamish and across BC
It dawned on me last week, as I walked by a band playing jingle bells in the middle of my
It’s mid-November and in my home in Valleycliffe, I enjoy the sun streaming through my window a few precious hours
I receive a lot of questions about the differences between different health care professionals. Before entering the field, I didn’t
We all have anxiety. Anxiety is our body’s automatic response to real or perceived threat—it is a part of our
In choosing a counsellor you may be concerned about the approach or the model that they use with clients. Certain
“Trauma” has become commonly used to describe life’s challenging experiences. My sense is that overall this is a good thing-
I have been taken and swept away by the On Being Project’s “Poetry Films”