It’s easy to get caught up in the negative news that’s constantly circling around you. From pandemics, to unemployment, to violent crimes, there’s no shortage of events that incite feelings of anxiety and depression. Unfortunately, negative emotions are like quicksand; once you start sinking in,
According to statistics published by the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), by the age of 40, approximately half the national population will have or will have experienced mental health problems. Given this data, it’s clear that mental health concerns will affect everyone, either directly or
The quest to find the key to happiness is perhaps one of the most frequently pondered subjects, and the topic of countless self-help books. Authors, such as Shawn Achor, who wrote The Happiness Advantage, and Gretchen Rubin, writer and podcast host best known for
Unpredictability – the state of something or someone being unexpectedly changeable – is a common cause of anxiety. It can feel unsettling, or even destabilizing, to perceive that an important situation is largely out of your control. Given that this is an unpredictable world,
The human mind is naturally restless, and is constantly analyzing, comparing, and questioning. On average, people have between 35 and 48 thoughts per minute. These thoughts regularly devolve into regrets about the past, anxiety related to the future, and judgements about the present. The
Clinically Proven Extensive evidence demonstrates that therapy is an effective health care service for a wide range of commonly experienced mental health concerns. One of the most well studied forms of therapy with consistent evidence supporting its use is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, more commonly
