In this episode, Stephanie and Corrie explore an r/relationshipadvice story, using their unique lens as psychotherapists to dissect the story and provide their insight.

Stephanie and Corrie breakdown this question, exploring topics like merging and sharing spaces, improving community, identifying unhealthy behaviour patterns and more! Corrie as our resident Marriage and Family Therapist is able to get deep into what red flags can show up and how to navigate them with a partner, while Stephanie shares her opinions and insight about concerns within evolving relationships from an individual perspective.

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Stephanie Van Bommel, Registered Psychotherapist

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stephanie@healthcounselling.ca

Corrie Elliott, Marriage and Family Therapist Associate, Registered Psychotherapist

Instagram @corrieelliott.booksandtherapy

corrie@healthcounselling.ca

Welcome to Season 2 of The Health Counselling Show: Lives of Everyday People!

In this episode Myckayla hosts a little Q&A, answers questions submitting by people curious about what it is like to be a therapist, asking the questions you may be too afraid to ask in session! Want to know if your therapist thinks your funny? Want to know if your therapist actually cares about you? Want to know if your therapist struggles with the pressures of parenting? Tune in to this episode to get Myck's raw responses to these questions!

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Myckayla Boileau, Registered Social Service Worker (Psychotherapist)

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myckayla@healthcounselling.ca

In this episode, marriage and family therapist Corrie explores a r/relationshipadvice Reddit story asking for guidance on navigating relationship conflict, unhealthy behaviour patterns and when it's time to walk away.

The story explores a camping trip gone wrong, and a woman struggling to decide whether she should stick it out in the relationship she is in despite some very obvious red flags, or walk away and focus on herself. Corrie provides insight and helpful tangible tips on building a healthy relationship, having productive conflict and how to move forward when a relationship rupture has happened.

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Corrie Elliott, Marriage and Family Therapist Associate, Registered Psychotherapist

Instagram @corrieelliott.books

corrie@healthcounselling.ca