Low-Key Bullying: The Subtlety of Relational Bullying
Have you ever felt left out, excluded from a group of friends, or been the target of gossip or rumors? If so, you may have experienced a form of bullying known as relational bullying. Unlike …Read More
Bystanders Matter: How to Step In and Make a Difference
Today, on National Stop Bullying Day, it’s more important than ever to recognize that each of us has the power to bring about change. Bullying often happens in the presence of others, and yet many …Read More
Gen Z Mental Health: Understanding the Unique Challenges
Generation Z, born between the late 1990s and early 2010s, is the first generation to grow up entirely in the digital age. While this has provided unprecedented access to information, connections, and opportunities, it has …Read More
Digital Detox: Reconnecting with Yourself for Better Mental Health | Real Life Counselling
As the crisp autumn leaves begin to fall, it’s the perfect time to embark on a digital detox. In our increasingly connected world, it’s easy to get lost in the constant stream of notifications, emails, …Read More
The ROI of Mental Health | Real Life Counselling
Have you ever heard the saying, “Your health is your wealth”? It’s a timeless adage that holds true in more ways than one. While we often associate wealth with financial gain, there’s another kind of …Read More
Small Acts, Big Impact: How Kindness Can Make a Difference | Real Life Counselling
Have you ever felt like your actions were insignificant? Have you ever wondered if your small acts of kindness could truly make a difference in someone’s life? The truth is, even the smallest gesture can …Read More
Mental Health in the Hispanic Community: Breaking the Stigma with Heart, Humour, and Hope
Imagine walking into a bustling Hispanic family gathering: the room is alive with laughter, the aroma of delicious dishes fills the air, and the sound of lively conversations blends into a warm, comforting hum. Amidst …Read More
The Silent Struggle: Substance Abuse and Mental Health in the Hispanic Community
Imagine a young man, raised in a close-knit Hispanic family, struggling to reconcile his cultural values with the pressures of modern life. As he grapples with the demands of school, work, and relationships, he begins …Read More
Supporting Survivors of Suicide Attempts: A Path to Recovery
Understanding the Aftermath
Surviving a suicide attempt is a profoundly traumatic experience, often leaving individuals grappling with an overwhelming array of emotions. The aftermath of such an event can be a tumultuous period marked by intense …Read More
An Open Letter to All Those Who Blame Themselves for a Friend’s Suicide (or Near Suicide)
What if no one had picked up his call?
Why did I have to silence my phone during that moment?
What if I wasn’t brave enough to tell in someone older about her struggles and her attempt …Read More