How to Stop Bad Habits and Build Good Habits
Anxiety can become an all-consuming experience that can overwhelm us and impact our daily lives. So how do we manage these feelings and pivot towards a sense of belief? Let’s talk about the possibilities!
Anxiety can become an all-consuming experience that can overwhelm us and impact our daily lives. So how do we manage these feelings and pivot towards a sense of belief? Let’s talk about the possibilities!
Anxiety can become an all-consuming experience that can overwhelm us and impact our daily lives. So how do we manage these feelings and pivot towards a sense of belief? Let\’s …
Anxiety can become an all-consuming experience that can overwhelm us and impact our daily lives. So how do we manage these feelings and pivot towards a sense of belief? Let\’s …
There’s a choice about how you can perceive a situation you\’re in. So why is this perspective so important and how can we use our agency to influence the …
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In the SFBT approach, we rely more on building hope rather than curing diagnoses. So what are the pros and cons of diagnoses? Let\’s dive deep into it!
How exactly do we define peace and where can we find it? Let\’s talk a little bit about what peace looks like and how it can be found in …
Let\’s take a look at two and a half ways you can create more meaningful relationships in your life.
Have you ever felt a lack of confidence in the therapy room? You’re not alone. We all want to be confident in our abilities to help our clients.
With uncertainties comes possibility, and it’s a matter of figuring out which version of yourself you want to become. So how can we push that self-doubt into the right …
Welcome to Possibilities with Dr. Adam Froerer and Cecil Walker. This week, we\’re talking about smallness, humility, and how we can appreciate our place in totality.
Since 2020, Katia Rheault has been offering counselling services at community mental-health agencies located in the Cowichan Valley of Vancouver Island. These agencies provide affordable-to-no-cost short-term support (usually 8 weekly sessions) to underserved clients facing barriers to access mental-health services; and they tend to have long waitlists. The SFBT approach lends itself beautifully to a short-term model, and creates positive outcomes consistently for a wide variety of needs. Katia has a degree in psychology, a master’s in education, a diploma in professional counselling, and an SFU Diamond Level-3 Certification. She is a Registered Therapeutic Counsellor in good standing with ACCT (Association of Cooperative Counselling Therapists of Canada). In addition to her volunteer work, Katia sees private clients online and in person, at her practice in Duncan, British Columbia. She offers services in English, French and Spanish.