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The Invisible Scars: Childhood Trauma and the Struggles of Attachment

Delve into the lasting effects of childhood trauma on attachment and relationships in adulthood. This article examines how early adverse experiences shape attachment styles and offers insights into therapeutic pathways for healing and developing secure, healthy relationships.

Understanding Body Dissatisfaction

Studies show that our mental health and how we perceive our bodies are closely connected. Having a negative body image can lead to mental health issues like anxiety, depression, and eating disorders. This article discusses the causes of body dissatisfaction and how wellness counsellors can support clients in improving their body image within their scope of practice.

Reframing Grief — Embracing a Diagnosis with Hope and Strength

Receiving a neurodiversity diagnosis can trigger a range of emotions, including grief and fear. This article encourages shifting focus to the strengths and possibilities that come with understanding and embracing neurodiversity, promoting a perspective of hope and empowerment.

The Importance of Active Listening in Counselling

Active listening is a fundamental skill in counselling that fosters effective communication and enhances therapeutic outcomes. This article delves into its significance, benefits, and strategies for developing active listening skills to create a supportive environment for clients.

The Lasting Impact of Childhood Neglect on Adult Emotional Regulation

Childhood neglect can have profound effects on emotional regulation in adulthood, leading to difficulties in relationships and mental health challenges. This article examines the impact of early neglect and highlights therapeutic interventions that can aid in healing and developing healthier emotional regulation skills.

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