The Fences We Build (And Why They Aren't Made of Barbed Wire) A Psychotherapist's Guide to Setting Healthy Boundaries Without the Guilt Boundaries are one of those therapy words that can cause confusion. People often confuse therapeutic boundaries with attempts to control others, emotional walls, or demands and threats. Read more
Embracing the Shift: Navigating the Emotional and Physical Transition from Summer to Fall Why September can feel heavy I've heard it said that September feels like the true New Year. The air starts turning crisper, the light changes, and a sudden urge to buy fresh notebooks and fix our... Read more
That Crazy Little Thing Called Love by Mary Keogh, Registered Psychotherapist, Adelaide Health Clinic. Love has ups and downs because we as humans do. Why we may well ask? Fair question. We bring our histories, our bruises, our... Read more
Be Unique: Optimize Your Health Span by Meg Sharp MSc., CGOC Fitness & Well Being Consultant Life Span: The number of years you survive. Health Span: The quality of those years. Whichever phenomena you deem more important, you don’t in... Read more
Weight loss and GLP-1 Agonists By Meg Sharp. MSc. Fitness & WellBeing Consultant CGOC The arrival of the new year is often accompanied by weight loss goals. It’s a new goal for some. A second, third or multiple attempt by... Read more