The Robin's Wing Counselling Services

11/23/2025

Big decisions activate the nervous system, even when they’re healthy or necessary. Fear doesn’t mean “stop.” It often means “this matters.”

When you can anchor back into your authentic self — your grounded inner voice rather than fear or noise — you create space to move through discomfort with intention.

Progress won’t always feel good.
But it can still be right.

10/30/2025

Many of us learned early on to play roles — the helper, the strong one, the peacekeeper.

These “masks” were our nervous system’s way of staying connected and safe.
In therapy, we don’t tear them off — we listen to what they’re trying to protect.

Healing begins with compassion for every part of you — even the ones that learned to hide. 🎃

09/24/2025

🚨 Autism services are coming to Willowbridge! 🚨

We’re launching OAP-approved core clinical autism services—designed to help children thrive and give families the integrated support they deserve.

✨ Big changes are on the way! Full program details will be launching on our website soon—but until then, our autism newsletter is the best way to stay informed.

Don’t miss out—subscribe today: http://eepurl.com/jmUIEc.

08/12/2025

If relationships feel like a constant push and pull, there’s usually a reason.

Earlier this week, I shared a Reel about insecure attachment as a survival strategy.
This carousel goes deeper into what that means and how it can show up in everyday life.

When love felt confusing or unpredictable in childhood, we learned ways to protect ourselves.
These patterns — anxious, avoidant, or disorganized — helped us survive.
But as adults, they can make closeness feel complicated or unsafe.

The first step in healing is understanding where these patterns come from.
The next steps are what we can explore together in therapy.

Save this if it resonates, and share it with someone who is doing their own healing work.

📍 Attachment-based therapy in Ontario, online and in person
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08/09/2025

PMDD can feel like a monthly storm — awareness and compassion can change lives.

PMDD doesn’t just change your mood. It can completely upend your life.

Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) is a severe form of PMS that causes significant emotional and physical distress every month. It’s characterized by a range of debilitating symptoms from depression and anxiety to suicidal ideation. Yet, despite affecting 3–8% of women of reproductive age, PMDD is still often dismissed as “just PMS.”

In a powerful new essay, award-winning writer Chloe Laws shares what it really feels like to live with PMDD, and why getting support can feel like an uphill battle.

Sharing stories like this one can be a lifeline, as well as a step toward greater recognition, diagnosis, and better treatment.

Click the link below to learn more.

https://www.sondermind.com/resources/articles-and-content/pmdd/?utm_medium=Blog&utm_campaign=PMDD