With the holidays upon us, you may be dreading the idea of having to interact with your difficult family. It’s Kim on the blog this week! I want you to know that you are not
When you go through trauma, it doesn’t just impact you – it can ripple out and affect every part of life, especially your relationships. This can feel overwhelming, whether you’re the person who is navigating
You know that moment when you are absolutely crushing it, and then, out of nowhere, the inner critic whispers, “Actually, you have no idea what you’re doing.” Suddenly your accomplishments feel like they came from
The ability to communicate emotions effectively is the foundation of a healthy relationship. It’s Alessandra on the blog this week and I know you’ve probably heard this before, but your emotions and thoughts matter. If
Self-advocacy: a concept most of us have heard about, but one that’s difficult to understand and even harder to execute. It’s Tat on the blog today – hoping to help you understand what self-advocacy is
Hi everyone, Sierra here on the blog today. In my first-ever blog post, we’ll dive into understanding fawning as a trauma response. We’ll look at how people-pleasing behaviours can stem from past abuse or perceived
“Tips and Tricks for Saying ‘No’ without Feeling Guilty.” Hey there, it’s Kim here on the Dóchas blog. Do you ever struggle with the people that you care about wanting to go out and do
Let’s talk about setting boundaries—and keeping them too! Many of my clients have boundary questions. How do I set boundaries with family members? How do I set boundaries at work? How do I set boundaries
Hello and welcome back to the Dóchas blog! Today it’s Kim and Paula, and we’re having a conversation about what enmeshment is, and some characteristics of relationships that are enmeshed. You can watch us talk
Hello! It’s Schareen and Kassandra here again on the blog. Consent and the importance of saying “no” go hand-in-hand. You’ve probably heard a lot about these two concepts lately, but today we are going to
