CG Counselling

11/24/2025

"The soul always knows
what to do to heal itself.
The challenge is
to silence the mind.”
~Caroline Myss



Artist: Lorna Dockstader, Canada
lornadockstader.com/
Source: The Other Side of Art
Charter for Compassion

11/23/2025

Canada in therapy ;)

11/20/2025

Child Safety

11/20/2025

11/15/2025

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11/13/2025

Happy ! How are you celebrating today?

11/12/2025

Here is a good example for parenting with today’s challenges.

11/08/2025

The importance of being aware or present in order to be able to choose how we want to be instead of reacting to our thoughts and triggers :)

11/07/2025

His hair certainly has the vibration and life’s magic ;)

11/02/2025

Teaching empathy will become increasingly important in our digital world. In the meantime, reading books is a great way to learn empathy… by understanding how the different characters of a story think and feel :)

Imagine a country where children are taught empathy like it’s math or science.
In Denmark, kids aged six to sixteen take a weekly class dedicated entirely to understanding others. It’s called Klassens tid — “the class’s hour.”

There are no exams, no grades, no rush. Just an hour to talk. To listen. To learn how to care. Students bring up real problems — friendship issues, loneliness, bullying.
Together, they discuss. They find solutions. They bake cakes, they share thoughts, they build trust.

It’s part of their national curriculum, not an extra. Because Danes believe empathy isn’t just a feeling — it’s a skill. One that keeps a society together. And maybe that’s why Denmark consistently ranks among the world’s happiest countries.

Not because life there is perfect, but because people are taught how to understand one another.

Maybe the world doesn’t need more competition.

Maybe it just needs more Klassens tid.