Each January, many people arrive at Attunement Centre carrying quiet disappointmentabout their New Year’s resolutions. They may share feelings of frustration, self-doubt, ordiscouragement: “I started strong and couldn’t keep going,” or “I always seem to fallback into old patterns.” Beneath these thoughts is often a deeper belief that changeshould be fast, linear, and driven by […]
The holidays arrive with the promise of joy, connection, and celebration; yet for many people, this season brings a complex mix of emotions that don’t always match what we see in movies or on social media. In therapy, December often reveals a silent truth: the holidays can intensify stress, loneliness, financial strain, and old wounds
Trust is a big deal when it comes to any relationship, whether it’s romance, family, or friendship. But what does trust really mean, and how can it slip away? If you’ve found yourself struggling with a broken trust, don’t worry—you’re not alone! This blog will dig into what trust means, how it can be lost,
The start of a new school year often brings a mix of excitement, nerves, and endless to-do lists. New classrooms, teachers, and schedules can feel overwhelming for both kids and parents. But with a few intentional habits, you can turn this transition into a smoother, more confident experience for the whole family. Why Routines Matter
Living with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is often described as carrying an invisible weight; impulsivity, and emotional sensitivity that can influence nearly every aspect of daily life. Beyond the difficulties of concentration and organization, ADHD deeply affects the way individuals relate to others. From early childhood, social interactions often become complicated. Children with ADHD are significantly
June is Men’s Mental Health Month. While we often talk about men’s physical health, such as eating well, staying active, and getting regular checkups, mental health is too often left out of the conversation. Why is that? There’s a silent crisis happening: men are nearly four times more likely to die by suicide than women.
