Connect Counselling & Therapy Society provides affordable and professional counselling services to adults, seniors, children and families.
Kelowna, BC
Joined November 2015
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Consider this list of possible meanings or categories your partner's bids might be falling under. Learn how to start paying more attention to bids on the #GottmanRelationshipBlog: bit.ly/33Picop
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"Conflict may seem contrary to safety and security, but disagreement is the venue through which we achieve connection." medium.com/married-to-trauma…
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Rejection is hard coming from strangers, but even harder coming from someone you love. goodmenproject.com/featured-…
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Liking your partner is crucial to a healthy, long-lasting relationship. Shantel Patu discusses how couples can deepen their fondness and admiration towards one another: bit.ly/324ebtV
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How adverse childhood experiences can impact the way someone ages bit.ly/3a3rq1L
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It is essential to understand how these extreme conditions may change our relationships – not just in the short term but in the months and years ahead. inverse.com/culture/lockdown…
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These are the possible causes and consequences of the apparent drop in sexual activity over time bit.ly/2zZetZ2
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If you or someone you know is in need of support and looking for resources in BC, call Victim Link BC 1-800-563-0808 for info & referral services to all victims of crime and immediate crisis support to victims+survivors of family & sexual violence. Toll-free, confidential, 24/7
"Crisis always exacerbates gender inequality" in this @BBCWorld piece focussing on unique impacts of COVID 19 on women in Asia, and speaks to how folks who experience everyday barriers to health & safety face even greater challenges during health pandemics bbc.in/2TJ2CoY
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Hi everyone! You can now follow the Ending Violence Association of BC at @EndViolenceBC. Thanks!
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Accounting to Dr. John Gottman’s research, couples wait an average of six years before seeking help with their marital problems. Read about the possible misconceptions that are preventing couples from acting sooner: bit.ly/3e8YvKp
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Criticism is aimed at a person’s character, not their behavior. Not surprisingly, this often triggers defensiveness and leads to a cycle of conflict that is hard to escape. gottman.com/blog/c-is-for-co…
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No matter how uncomfortable it might be, talking to your partner about what's on your mind is important. Follow these tactics to help manage your nerves before your talk. elitedaily.com/p/heres-how-t…
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Research on stress and marriage suggests that in times of major upheaval, spouses can be the main sources of support. blogs.scientificamerican.com…
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#CheersToVolunteers! It’s time for Canadians from coast-to-coast-to-coast to applaud our nation’s volunteers. #NVW2020 starts today, and we want you to join us and celebrate: ow.ly/2EgF50zijdo
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Kids are hardwired to seek our attention all the time. Child psychologist Esther Cohen explains why. mother.ly/life/why-your-todd…
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Research shows that protecting others is a huge motivator for doing the right thing. Here are four ways to encourage more altruism during the coronavirus crisis. greatergood.berkeley.edu/art…
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What role did the Four Horsemen play in your past relationship? gottman.com/blog/how-to-heal…
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Renowned relationship researchers John and Julie Gottman came up with the “soft startup” technique that uses the set-up: “I feel _____ about ____, and I need ____” to broach such conversations. huffpost.com/entry/how-to-be…
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The old adage tells us that “nice people finish last,” but a recent study published in the journal Emotion suggests that acts of kindness in the workplace can create a ripple effect that can positively impact the entire organization. forbes.com/sites/pragyaagarw…