The Science of Hope: Building Relational Resilience

The Science of Hope: Building Relational Resilience

In the middle of the "thaw," things often look a bit messy. The snow is grey, the ground is muddy, and the transition isn't quite complete. Relationships often feel the same way during seasons of change. We might feel a spark of hope for something new, but we are still dealing with the residue of old patterns.

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The Myth of the Perfect Family—Why "Repair" is the Real
Family & Relational Therapy Sarah PC Family & Relational Therapy Sarah PC

The Myth of the Perfect Family—Why "Repair" is the Real

When families come into my Junction office, there is often a lot of pressure to "fix" things so that arguments stop happening entirely. We have this cultural idea that a healthy family is one that is always in sync. But in reality, life is messy, especially in the middle of a cold Toronto winter when everyone is a bit more irritable and cooped up indoors.

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