Professional counselling that:

  • Respects clients' beliefs, faith and values

  • Teaches ways to become free from past hurts

  • Encourages taking responsibility for one's own choices

  • Challenges clients to relate in more healthy ways

 

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  • Is Your Marriage Counsellor a Home Wrecker? I recently read an opinion, expressed on the internet, by someone proclaiming to be a marriage expert. They were clearly trying to make a case against marriage counselling. Instead, this ...
    Posted Feb 6, 2015, 1:30 PM by Bruce Cowper-Smith
  • Caveat Emptor- let the buyer beware Canadian laws put a certain amount of responsibility on the buyers of goods and services to be aware and somewhat knowledgeable about the goods and services they are buying. Becoming ...
    Posted Jan 25, 2015, 1:12 PM by Bruce Cowper-Smith
  • Is Good Advice Good? While it is true that all counselling involves some advice giving, its also true that giving advice isn't always helpful. Sometimes clients want someone to tell them what to ...
    Posted Apr 8, 2014, 1:23 PM by Bruce Cowper-Smith
  • Relationship Maintenance Some men seem to hope they can find a relationship that requires no maintenance.  Much like having a battery in ones car that works until it dies, such "no maintenance ...
    Posted Mar 8, 2013, 2:13 PM by Bruce Cowper-Smith
  • Counselling Sometimes Hurts Most people come to counselling because some part of their life is really hurting and they want the hurting to stop.  In many of these situations counselling will help and ...
    Posted Dec 8, 2012, 2:03 PM by Bruce Cowper-Smith
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