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Check out our latest blog post for tips on communicating if someone you love has borderline personality disorder.
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Check out our final blog post for the year written about connecting to our biological roots! Written by ITS therapist Patrick Higgins. https://t.co/5Fc63dEELs
As we head into the week ahead we encourage to take these tips with you as reminders of ways to prioritize your mental health during this time of the year ✨ #selfcompassion
#TransAwarenessWeek is observed from November 13-19, and is an opportunity for trans people & their allies to educate the public about what it means to be trans, and advocate for policies that contribute to the elimination of discrimination & violence
#TransRightsAreHumanRights
CMHA-NL and Green Shield Canada @GSC_1957 have partnered to offer a free webinar series to address the impact COVID-19 has had on our work, mental health and well-being.
To book your Wellness @ Work Webinars Contact John Dinn: [email protected] or 709-730-3187.
It’s very common for adults who experienced physical abuse, spanking, or other types of physical punishment to say, “well I turned out fine…so it’s ok” as a rationalization for repeating the same behavior in their own families.
We often overlook the importance of play and creativity in adults. We need this just as much as kids do! This time doesn't have to be productive or produce anything meaningful, it's ok to just have fun! Consider this permission to take up a new or old skill! :)
Seeing leisure time as wasteful is bad for well-being.
New data: people who see play as unproductive enjoy it less—and are more likely to be anxious, depressed, and stressed.
Even if you don't see fun as productive, it's worth remembering there's more to life than productivity.
Today on “Dare to Lead” I share how hard it was to hear that I can be scary when I’m scared. The paradox is, the intensity that fuels my fear-to-scary self also fuels one of my strengths: my creativity. Finding the balance is something I work on every day. https://t.co/y0nxrfO3ZM
Over the past year, if you didn’t master the guitar, launch a business, or write the great American novel, it doesn’t mean you lack discipline.
It means you were doing your best to stay afloat during a FREAKING PANDEMIC.
Just surviving is an accomplishment to celebrate.
We can have empathy for the mothers who are mourning the loss of a relationship with their child and for the children who feel they can’t have a relationship with their mothers.
Next month is Sexual Violence Awareness Month in Alberta. We will be offering two free webinars in May to promote learning, skill-sharing and community building as we work collectively to address sexual violence. Learn more and register here: https://t.co/mYrfu6knvI
Following through on the boundaries you've set can be scary but necessary. Here are a few common situations where you can practice being more assertive. https://t.co/7NTG4bblWb
Despite popular self-help telling you to "think positive," there is nothing inherently good or bad about thoughts or feelings.
You don't have to act upon your emotions but you can feel them.
You don't have to accept your thoughts as ultimate truths but you can think them.