A strong family is not just the sum of its parts. Like an orchestra, it has synergy when all work...

Over the last two decades, autism awareness has grown exponentially as diagnostic rates have gone up. Some of the initial...

In my household this school year, both of my kids are entering pivotal times in their young lives. My son...

“Wow, he’s finally getting out of the house for the weekend,” my husband and I remarked to each other this...

Conversations about death, loss and grief are right up there with those awkward rites of passage for all parents like the “sex and drugs talk”.

Whether it’s in my private practice, my work at a busy clinic, or as a teacher in a classroom, I...

Families are often considered to be a safe place and quiet refuge. Although conflicts may happen from time to time,...

There are four guiding principles I use to shape my work to engage fathers in the counselling process.

Our children reach out because they’re needing to connect, they want attachment – they’re bidding for proximity to us, the adults in their lives.

Pause for a moment and think about the strategies you already use for helping your child (and yourself) prepare to go back to school. What is effective? What helps during this time of transition?

From a young age it is important for people with FASD to learn about their unique brain differences and their specific strengths and needs.

As a therapist working with individuals who are struggling as well as a parent of young children, I think a...