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Finding the right therapist can feel difficult, especially when you are already dealing with anxiety, relationship stress, grief, anger, trauma, or a major life transition. Sometimes, the first step is simply finding a therapist who makes you feel comfortable enough to be honest about what you are going through. At Anchored Therapy Centre, we are pleased to introduce Alexander T...

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Finding the right therapist can make a meaningful difference in how comfortable you feel opening up, exploring difficult experiences, and working toward change. At Anchored Therapy Centre, we believe therapy begins with finding a therapist you feel safe, understood, and comfortable with. We are pleased to introduce Jacqueline Brun, Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), who pr...

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Occasional moments of worry or anxiety can help motivate people to do their best during exams or make a good impression during a job interview. But there are probably times when anxiety feels overwhelming, exhausting, and unmanageable, keeping you from being able to rest. In 2021, more than 3.4 million Canadians aged 12 and older (10.4%) reported having been diagnosed with an an...

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Anxiety and depression rarely show up neatly separated; for some people, they can occur together, even when one feels more dominant than the other. Therapy for anxiety and depression works by addressing what's actually driving these patterns, not just managing symptoms as they come up day to day. Anxiety can make you feel high-alert and worried. Depression can cause you to be in...

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Emotions do not overwhelm people because they are too sensitive. They overwhelm people because something in the body's threat-detection system has learned to respond to emotional discomfort the same way it responds to physical danger. How to deal with overwhelming emotions is a question that rarely gets a useful answer because most advice stops at breathing exercises without add...

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