Who We Help
Grown-Ups - Adults
We help adults…
- Who are lost with themselves
- Who are entrenched in their addiction, such as alcohol, drugs, pornography, shopping, food, chat lines
- Who are vindictive, unforgiving, jealous and destructive
- Who cannot get past the negative experiences of their childhood
- Who suffer from depression, anxiety and other mentally debilitating thoughts and feelings
- Who have work-related pressures and problems
- Who have eating disorders
- Who have anxiety disorders or obsessions
- Who have phobias (i.e., claustrophobia, fear of heights, flying, etc.)
- Who have an anger problem
- Who don't know how to manage stress
- Who need help with the grieving process
- Who suffer from chronic pain
- Who suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- Who were victims of abuse
Couple Therapy
We work with couples experiencing conflicts, such as:
- Couples who find it difficult to connect with each other
- Couples who are unfaithful
- Couples who are non-cooperative
- Couples who keep things in and turn to addiction to drown their sorrows
- Couples who argue over chores, recreation, finances and parenting
- Couples who fight around the management of finances
Other Issues:
- Need help with parenting
- Improving and increasing intimacy and communication
- Trust issues
- Unproductive or hurtful fighting; emotional abuse
- Infidelity, secrets and affairs
- Health issues, both emotional and physical
- Losses and grief
- Malaise; loss of interest; dealing with ambivalence in the relationship
- Workaholism
- Sharing responsibilities; lack of cooperation; balancing work & home life
- Differences in goals and values; cross-cultural issues
- Sexual concerns; low sexual desire; sex addiction/obsessions
- Lifestyle change adjustment; managing relationship transitions
- Anger and violence
- Fear of commitment and other psychological obstacles to maintaining a close relationships
- Time and stress
- Handling conflicts effectively
- Preparing for marriage; pre-marital counseling
- Help with the decision to get married
- Deciding whether to separate; negotiating a separation
- Impending separation and divorce
- Long-distance relationships
- Coping when one partner is depressed, eating disordered, narcissistic or suffering from childhood trauma or a personality disorder
- Support during the trauma of separation
- Adjustment to a blended family issue
- Adjustment to retirement
Marriage Preparation
Preparing for marriage Pre-marital counseling
- Finances
- Communication
- Intimacy
- Family Dynamics
- Spiritual Life
- Personal Health
Preparing for Marriage
This spirituality-based course is completed in eight session and covers the following topics:
- The personalities of each partner
- Conflict resolution
- Intimacy
- Families of Origin
- Addictions and Dependencies
- Money Matters
- Spiritual Values, and
- A Vision for the Future
In a classroom setting, insights are gained through teaching, discussion and thought provoking exercises. Between sessions, participants are expected to discuss, raise questions and concerns and put into practice the tools given in the previous session.
The course instructor has over 31 years of teaching experience and a warm heart for couples entering into matrimony.
Costs may be covered by Health Canada or other extended Health Plans