When Home Becomes a Lot: Spring Break, Kids, and the Quiet Stress Parents Don’t Always Name
A gentle guide for Vancouver families navigating March break and what to do when it feels harder than it should.
Maybe you’ve been in therapy before. You understand where your patterns come from, you can talk about them fluently — and yet, under stress, your body still reacts the way it always has. Old wounds still run the show, even when your mind knows better.
That gap between insight and change is exactly where body-based therapy and EMDR come in.
I work with adults and parents who are ready to go beneath the surface: to process what’s stuck, calm their bodies which have been in survival mode for too long, and finally feel like the past is in the past where it belongs.
Sessions aren’t just talking in a circle. Depending on what you need, we might slow down and notice what’s happening in your body, use EMDR to process a specific memory, or simply talk through what’s coming up for you that week. Nothing is one size fits all, and you’re always in control of the pace.
A gentle guide for Vancouver families navigating March break and what to do when it feels harder than it should.
When parents in Vancouver first reach out about child therapy, many assume the work happens primarily in the therapy room
You’ve noticed the changes. Maybe your child won’t sleep in their own bed anymore. Perhaps they’ve become anxious about things