What to Expect in Therapy When You’re an Adult Child Navigating Estrangement
March 10, 2026
Estrangement from a parent is rarely impulsive. For many adult children, distance follows years of tension, repeated misunderstandings, or a...
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What to Expect in Therapy When You’re Estranged from an Adult Child
March 10, 2026
Estrangement from an adult child is one of the most disorienting experiences a parent can face. It can unfold slowly...
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Why Couples Therapy Can Feel Uncomfortable and Why That Does Not Mean It Is Wrong
February 17, 2026
Many couples wonder whether therapy is meant to feel uncomfortable, or even worry that sessions are making things worse. It...
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When Therapy Feels Uncomfortable: How to Know Your Therapist Is Right for You
February 12, 2026
At some point in therapy, many people find themselves thinking: “I don’t really want to do this.” “This feels awkward.”...
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When Grief Feels Bigger Than Expected
January 29, 2026
Understanding primary grief, secondary grief, and unrecognised loss Grief is often associated with death, but many forms of loss can...
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Protecting Your Peace, or Avoiding the Work of Relationship?
January 7, 2026
“Protect your peace” has become one of the most repeated phrases of recent years. It appears in therapy rooms, on...
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Promises, Desires, and the Uneasy Space Between
October 28, 2025
An existential reflection for the new year As the calendar turns, many of us feel the familiar pull toward change....
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