[Excerpt from Counselling in Relationships] The following excerpt comes from our book, Counselling in Relationships –  Insights for Helping Families...

[Excerpt from Counselling in Relationships] The following excerpt comes from our book, Counselling in Relationships: Insights for Helping Families Develop...

I train a lot of people in various counselling skills. Sometimes I catch myself talking and talking, then wondering: Is this...

The COVID-19 pandemic has had many impacts on our lives, including changes in how we connect with others. For many...

At the core of multicultural competence is the practice of cultural humility, which involves acknowledging and challenging one's own biases, assumptions, and stereotypes.

Families are always navigating multiple challenges and varying needs across different stages of the life cycle. Each family also has...

When working with clients from historically marginalized groups, identifying and naming microaggressions can provide a shared language for labeling their experiences.

In our enthusiasm for mindfulness practice, are we ignoring its potential risks and hazards when it comes to working with youth?

The balance of acceptance and change is integral to the therapeutic process, particularly when seen through the lens of dialectical behaviour therapy.

In loss we are asked to learn how to be in a relationship with an unseen being. We have to...

The focus of SFT is looking to what’s possible and learning how to immediately take action to make it happen.

Every suicide intervention must include an exploration of the individual’s reasons for living, after giving earnest attention to what their reasons are for dying.