Whether you’ve heard about journalling from a mental health professional here at Dóchas in Spruce Grove, or read it in an article or self-help book, you’ve probably heard that it has many benefits. It’s Melanie
It’s Sagal on the blog, I’d like to explore the impact of negative self-talk. This is something we all experience, but its effects run deeper than we might realize. From a psychological perspective, these inner
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Hey all, Amelia here with your Dochas blog post. Many of my clients have come to therapy asking for coping strategies for negative emotions and self-help techniques recently. I immediately laugh because honestly, there are
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With warmer weather, longer days, and summer months fast approaching, there’s no better time to talk about the positive effects of spending time outdoors. Those long, bitter, cold months make the sunny days all the
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