ADHD isn’t about laziness or lack of effort—it’s a difference in how the brain processes information and manages tasks. Whether you struggle with focus, organization, or time management, there are strategies that can help. 1. Externalize Your To-Do List Your brain...
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Parenting Through Trauma: Supporting Your Child While Healing Yourself
Parenting can be a deeply rewarding experience, but it can also bring up unresolved issues from our past, especially when we’re healing from trauma. As a parent, it’s challenging enough to support your child through their own struggles without also carrying the weight...
The Journey to Trauma Recovery—Healing at Your Own Pace
Healing from trauma isn’t linear—it’s a journey of self-discovery, resilience, and self-compassion. Whether you’ve experienced childhood trauma, relationship trauma, or a major life event, recovery is possible. In this post, we’ll explore practical steps to regain...
The Influence of Birth Order: An Adlerian Perspective
I am a firstborn daughter, and from an early age, I found myself naturally stepping into the roles of protector, perfectionist, and peacemaker. I’ve always been the responsible one—the one who made sure things got done, who looked out for others, and who felt the...
Adlerian Therapy
Adlerian Therapy: A Holistic and Positive Approach to Mental Health Many years ago, in an undergraduate theories of counseling class, I encountered the work of Alfred Adler. I’m not sure if that was my first introduction to Adler or if I had heard of him before, but...
Improving Sleep Quality: Evidence-Based Strategies for Better Health
Sleep plays a vital role in maintaining our mental and physical health. It’s when our bodies restore and rejuvenate, allowing us to process emotions, consolidate memories, and improve cognitive function. But when sleep quality suffers, so do our mental well-being and...
A Mindful Approach to the New Year: Setting Neuroaffirming and Achievable Intentions
The new year often brings a rush of resolutions, grand plans, and “new year, new me” mantras. While some people find joy and motivation in setting goals at this time, others—myself included—may feel overwhelmed by the pressure to transform overnight. If you're not a...
A Winter Holiday Guide: Thoughtful Support for Neurodivergent Families
Created by Stacy @ stacyfinch.com & Adrianne @ discoverautism.ca The holidays are full of potential for connection, joy, and, let’s face it, some chaos. For families with neurodivergent children, the season can bring extra challenges. Bright lights, noisy...
Winter Holiday Survival Guide: Tips for Parents of Neurodivergent Children
Created by Stacy @ stacyfinch.com & Adrianne @ discoverautism.ca The winter holidays are a time of warmth, wonder—and, let’s be honest, a little chaos. For parents of neurodivergent children, the season often comes with unique challenges. The bright lights,...
Facing Fear and Uncertainty in the Wake of the Election: How to Cope and Find Hope
Elections can evoke a range of emotions, from hope and excitement to fear and uncertainty. These emotions are valid and often shaped by personal experiences, beliefs, and perspectives. No matter where you stand politically, navigating the aftermath of an election can...