Understanding Teenage Anxiety
Anxiety is meant to help us take action, but some teens are experiencing overwhelming thought processes that become debilitating.
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Introducing a New Partner to Your Children
For children whose parents are not together, the introduction of a new person may create a loyalty bind. Here’s how to set a foundation for success.
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How Do I Decide to Split or Stay?
Any decision can be hard, but whether to end a marriage or common-law relationship can be one of the most challenging. Four steps to help you decide.
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Responding to Nasty Emails From Your Ex
Many people who split still feel anger towards each other. These intense emotions can even come through in emails. Here are some tips on how to respond.
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The Solitude of Marriage
Many of our married clients tell us stories like this one, about feeling the solitude of marriage. They never thought it would be that way.
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Building Resilience in Children
If you want to build resilience in your children, revisit these five points to build a foundation for them to be resilient adults.
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The Analogy of Loss
If you’re grieving a loss, it may comfort you to put some words to your experience, and help you describe it to others.
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Making the Most of Your First Counselling Session
At Family TLC, we want you to get the most of your counselling sessions. Here are five ways to prepare.
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You Matter – We All Matter
You matter. We all matter. You just need to be willing to see and experience the proof that is all around you. A heartfelt, personal post by Family TLC owner Sue Cook.
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When Your Teen Asks, “Do You Think I am Fat?”
At Family TLC we have helped many parents whose teenagers ask difficult questions. Here are some ideas for when your teen asks for your opinion.
