Does waiting makes sense? Long-distance relationships.
Dating can take many forms as forming relationships has never been more varied than nowadays. With multiculturalism,…
Bullied children: what can be done to improve their outcomes
Being bullied is not as rare as one might think – according to an Australian study, approximately 16%…
Letting Go of Perfectionism
Being perfect can be viewed as a positive quality by some people. A perfectionist will keep trying to…
Coping with marital separation – Part 2 of 2
This is the second part of a two-part blog discussing ideas aimed at supporting a person with coping…
Coping with marital separation – Part 1 of 2
Separating from a spouse could be a highly distressing and painful experience. While the experience of separation is…
On being ‘good enough’ – Part 2 of 2
In the first part of this blog I have looked at New Year’s resolutions and how they can…
On being ‘good enough’ – Part 1 of 2
In this blog, which will be divided in two parts, I will be speaking about our drive to…
Functional Depression? – Part 2 of 2
Following Part 1 of this blog on Dysthymia. Kringer (2013) states that individuals experiencing Dysthymia can be differentiated…
Functional Depression? – Part 1 of 2
Can one function productively in their day-to-day life and still experience depression? The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of…
Self-Care for the New Year
As we make our way into the new year, it’s common practice to evaluate the previous year and…
The Queer Friendly Therapy Room
When we speak about equality, and discrimination, sometimes we can focus only on things such as physical or…
Taking the lead over anxiety
More and more people are becoming familiar to what it is like to live with anxiety. In many…