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A Resilient Journey: My Experience as a Hard of Hearing Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) in Psychotherapy

I am thrilled to share this piece of my journey, as I recently finished my internship for my graduate program as a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) at Yorkville University. This journey[...]

Why Taking Care of Your Mental Health Isn’t Selfish — It’s a Generational Shift

When Silence Is Seen as Strength In many cultural communities, especially collectivistic ones, strength is often measured by how much can be carried in silence. Emotional struggles are minimized, and[...]

Holding Space and Breaking Barriers: A Therapeutic Journey with Person-Centred and CBT Approaches

Whether you’re tasked with navigating intergenerational trauma, anxiety, grief, boundary setting challenges, or relationship issues, one approach to therapy stands out for its simplicity, warmth, and depth: Person-Centred Therapy. I[...]

The Journey of Student Therapists: Qualifying to Make a Difference

When you think about hiring a counsellor or psychotherapist, you probably think of someone with many years of experience, and you likely imagine a very high cost per session. This[...]

What Clients Teach Us: Lessons from the Therapy Room as a Student Therapist

When I first entered the therapy room as a student therapist, I felt nervous. I wondered if Iwould be enough. Like many students, I had learned theories, wanted to help,[...]

Feels Like I'm Rushing Slow, 2024, by Vivian Nho digital collage

Why ADHD is a Blessing and a Curse

Image Above: Feels Like I’m Rushing Slow, 2024, by Vivian Nho, digital collage These days I’ve been feeling sick and tired of being ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) and letting[...]