By: Dr. Gibran Rodriguez It’s no secret that mental health is having a moment on social media, particularly TikTok and Instagram. Diagnoses like ADHD and autism are often talked about with candour and openness (something that, decades ago, would have been...
By: Elizabeth McMillan Often, when we think of boundaries, we tend to equate them to keeping distance. The idea that boundaries are intended to simply create distance from others is a common misconception and causes us to miss so much of the benefit and meaning that...
By: Max Smith A few weeks ago, the Broadview team had the privilege of participating in a 5K walk organized in collaboration with a local software company. It was more than just a walk—it was an opportunity to come together as colleagues, friends, and community...
By: Alisa Almeida Even when it's hard, healing is possible—and it's worth every step If you're in the midst of an eating disorder or walking the winding path of recovery, you’ve probably asked yourself at some point:“Is this even worth it?” The truth is, recovery is...
By: Amira Noyes Being a teenager can feel intense- there’s demands at school, pressure to figure out who you are, decisions to make about your future, social pressures (in person and online)- it’s a lot. Mindfulness is a simple, yet effective way to turn down the...
By: Nicole Lancaster, RP DBT ACES (Accepting the Challenges of Employment and Self-sufficiency) is a group for individuals who have completed a full round of a DBT skills group, or are in the process of doing so, and are looking for more support working towards...
By: Sara Carpentier, MSW, RSW Life often comes in seasons. There are times of increased stress and times of greater ease. Those periods where everything feels less stable and more unpredictable can be especially difficult to navigate. Of course, we all want to know...
BY: Erica Rodrigues, MA Teen years can be overwhelming with trying to balance school pressures, extracurricular commitments, social challenges, and parental expectations. Everyone experiences stress and anxiety when they have a lot on their plate. However, for some,...
By: Lisa Donnelly, MSW, RSW As a therapist, one of the key things I work on with my clients is building resilience—the ability to effectively handle and bounce back from life's stressors. One powerful tool that can help individuals strengthen their emotional...
By: Jyotsna Makhijani, M.Sc., RP(Q) Grief is often described as a storm that sweeps through our lives, leaving us feeling battered and adrift. But for many, the experience of grief is less like a single tempest and more like the unrelenting ebb and flow of ocean...
By: Varenya Kuhathaas, MSW, RSW Parenting young children is filled with ups and downs, joys and challenges. One of the most effective strategies for guiding behaviours is “Connection before Correction”. This approach encourages parents to focus on the bond and...
By: Alyson Dudley, MSW, RSW The end of 2024 is fast approaching, and it may cause our thoughts to drift to how we can improve our lives, including making New Year’s Resolutions. It can be helpful to consider making these commitments not only at the start of the year,...