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PEER SUPPORT HELPS WITH PHOBIAS
“We all fear something, but how we deal with it is what truly matters.” Shakespeare wrote in 1601, “Beware the Ides of March.” But should we be afraid every time
Brandy, Blue Skies, and the Break
t was Fall. Fall in Edmonton, at least for me this one year I want to talk about, can be an incredibly depressing time. Summer is over, and there were no romances like in my earlie
CATCHMEIFUSHAN
He sat across from me in my apartment, knees bouncing. He wasn’t my client—he was my friend. A man I’d known since college. Smart, guarded, self-deprecating, always reading m
It started with blintzes.
It started with blintzes. Really good blintzes — the kind of dairy-soaked delight only someone deep in the heart of Brooklyn’s Jewish community would know how to find. He told
Solitaire Can Help Lower the Risk of Developing Dementia
Keeping the brain active is essential as we age. Alongside regular physical activity, mental exercise can help maintain good morale and cognitive function in our later years. Stayi
The Teeth of Engagement: Rethinking Patient Engagement Software
In today’s increasingly digital health landscape, the promise of patient engagement software is clear: reduce no-shows, streamline intake, improve patient outcomes, and, perhaps
Steer Your Own Ship: On Self-Management and Moving Beyond the Quick Fix
As a social worker and therapist, I often sit with people navigating pain, discomfort, and the overwhelming nature of everyday life. In these conversations, one theme that surfaces
Psychoanalysis in the Age of the Social Turn: A Therapist’s View from the Front Lines
“For some psychoanalysts, violating tradition can be a declaration of war.” Maggie Doherty, Harper’s Magazine, April 2025 When I read those words in the April issue of&n
Bipolar Paranoia: Signs, Causes, and How to Cope
Living with bipolar disorder paranoia brings unique daily challenges. The combination of bipolar disorder and paranoid thoughts affects many aspects of life, from work to relations
WINTER DAYS WINTER NIGHTS
Winter Days Winter Nights Looking at all these wonderful sights Walking outside to remain fit and lean Maybe another snow event will be seen. Some
My first Memoir! University on Watch: Crisis in the Academy
How Mindful Living’s Peer Support Programme Echoes the Bravery of Oskar Schindler
Advancing Peer Support: A Critical Look at the Action Agenda for the Future of Peer Support
