In light of the COVD-19 outbreak, I am now offering telephone sessions, on a temporary basis. If you are preferring your session via telephone and/or are exp...

As of February 2020 my primary office will be my Campbell River Counselling site at Suite B - 625 11th Avenue. I will still make myself available at my Court...

When I was 27 years old I was hospitalized for 8 months as the result of a life threatening illness. Then again at age 57, I suffered a rare type of Stroke a...

Grief and loss can be about any loss that has deep meaning for you; the loss of a relationship (including a friendship); the sense of loss when your youngest...

It's Tax Season and for some of us there's a question of "how did we get here (financially)?" Not surprisingly money issues rank up there with health issues,...

There's a multitude of self help books and authors offering support about relationships and building healthy relationships. Recognizable names include Sue Jo...

Are you being subjected to Emotional Abuse? Physical abuse is relatively clearly defined, an aggressive form of physical contact with the intent to control a...

The term enabler has come to mean someone who doesn't turn a blind eye to another's poor choices, bad habits or negative behaviour. An enabler, by their resp...

In my capacity as a Clinical Counsellor I have been working in support of Residential School Survivors in their healing process, for several years now. It wa...

So often I get referral from the Courts or Probation with the expectation the client receive anger management. It's become a bit of a worn out term. If you w...

Conflict itself is not a bad thing. Conflict is merely a coming together of ideas and opinions that creates the opportunity for growth, repair and new ideas....

What's wrong with getting angry? Isn't it just a normal human emotion that we all experience at one time or another? The answer? Of course it's normal. Yes w...