The Long Goodbye: Chronic Illness and Grief
The Long Goodbye: Chronic Illness and Grief
Chronic illness is a relentless intruder, slowly reshaping lives and relationships over time. It creeps into the fabric of daily life, a silent thief that robs not just physical …Read More
How Online Platforms Fuel Mental Health Crises?
The advent of social media has irrevocably altered the fabric of human interaction, ushering in a new era where the digital and real worlds intertwine. Once a novel tool for connection, social media has rapidly …Read More
Nurturing Resilience: Building Psychological Strength in Challenging Times
In our modern world, the relentless hum of smartphones mirrors our non-stop thoughts. We’re bombarded with challenges. From personal struggles to global uncertainties, adversity seems omnipresent. Amidst this, resilience stands out as a beacon of …Read More
Starting Therapy Guide: Insights & Tips for Beginners
Starting therapy can be difficult, especially if you don’t know what to expect.
○ What does a therapy session look like?
○ What am I supposed to talk about?
○ Will a therapist ask a lot of personal …Read More
Recover From Setbacks: 3 Quick Recovery Tips
We all face adversities in our lives. Stress, trauma, tragedy, health problems, and significant changes in our lives, are all difficult to experience. However, there is one quality the majority of people share to a …Read More
Therapist Leave Guidance: Navigating the Break – Featured in HuffPost
We’re happy to announce that we got featured in HuffPost’s article: “How to Deal When Your Therapist Goes on Leave”. This is an important topic that is not so often addressed, and we’re glad we …Read More
Yorkville University Featured Post on MACP Alumna Ashley Kreze
Yorkville University has written a featured post on Registered Psychotherapist, Ashley Kreze. Read more here: http://www.yorkvilleu.ca/news/blog/macp-alumna-ashley-kreze-runs-private-practice-hosts-tv-talk-show/
When Yorkville University Alumna Ashley Kreze started seeing the same questions and concerns bubbling up amongst a certain segment of her clientele …Read More
What Therapy Is, and Is Not.
How do you feel about therapy? Is it something that is scary for you, or something you expect to solve or your problems? Or is it something you see as a tool for exploring yourself? …Read More