PTSD and Relationships | CPC Clinics

PTSD and Relationships: What to Do When Your Partner Pushes You Away So, what is PTSD? PTSD stands for post-traumatic stress disorder. It develops after a person lives through or witnesses a traumatic event. The brain stays stuck in survival mode, even after real danger passes. Complex PTSD, or C-PTSD, comes from trauma that repeats […]

Should You Try Medication or Therapy First for Depression?

Should You Try Medication or Therapy First for Depression? Depression treatment usually starts with one clear question: therapy or medication first? The right answer depends mostly on symptom severity, not personal preference alone. Canadian clinical guidelines link mild, moderate, and severe depression to different starting points. This guide breaks down each option so you can […]

How Long Does Grief Last? Understanding the Stages

How Long Does Grief Last? Understanding the Stages Grief does not follow a fixed schedule. Most people feel the sharpest pain to be at ease between six months and two years. The timeline depends on the loss, the relationship, and the support around you. This guide walks through the stages of grief and shows when […]

How to Handle Anxiety and ADHD at Work Together

How to Handle Anxiety and ADHD at Work Together Many adults feel anxiety about going to work everyday, and ADHD can make it worse. Up to 50% of adults with ADHD also live with an anxiety disorder. The two conditions feed off each other at work. A missed deadline sparks worry, and worry drains the […]

Sports Psychology for Young Athletes: When Should They Start?

Sports Psychology for Young Athletes: When Should They Start? Young athletes can start sports psychology as early as age 6. Most kids benefit more from structured training between ages 10 and 12. Every child grows at a different pace. Parents do not need to wait for problems to start. This guide covers the right age, […]

Is Getting Angry Over Small Things a Sign of Anger Issues?

Is Getting Angry Over Small Things a Sign of Anger Issues? A small thing happens. A dropped phone, a slow driver, a minor comment. Your reaction feels too big for the moment. Frustration like this might point to anger issues, not just a bad day. Anger on its own isn’t the problem. The size and […]