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The Shift offers professional counselling services and mental health supports to individuals of all ages. Located at 716 Queen Street.

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theshiftonline.ca

03/17/2026

💫The Swing Of Things...

Hang On a second here - Is it just me? I hope not...

January, February, and now more than halfway through March. We've endured, and it's hard to keep showing up.

I'd much rather hear, tie a knot and Hang On than this too shall pass... At least, by Hanging On, I feel like I'm doing something to help myself.

I guess I'm writing what I need to hear today, and maybe there's some one out there who need to hear it too... Hang On.

When everything is hard, chaotic, and isn't what or where you want it to be, Hang On.

Hang On to those around you, you don't need to do it alone.

Hang On to hope and faith, believe in yourself and those around you.

Hang On to brighter days, they are coming.

Hang On to ourselves, gently, we will get there.

Hang On to what we do have, rather than what we don't, it will come.

Stay the course, Hang On, Show Up. You've got this.

Pretty soon, we will be back into the swing in things, we just might have to Hang On a little longer.

Heidi

03/02/2026

Reminder!! We are in our new offices starting today!! 505 23rd Street East. Use the 23rd Street entrance, just look for The Shift logo, you can't miss us!!

02/24/2026

🌟WE ARE MOVING!!

💫Firstly, our apologies for the short notice, we have had a chaotic month, and did not get this notice posted earlier.
💫Secondly, we are moving 😁 and we are so excited for you all to see our new space!

🌟Starting Monday, March 2nd, 2026 we will be in our new office space!
🌟 #1 - 505 23rd Street East

Let us know if you have any questions!

01/29/2026

Studies have found that our brains work best when we give them time to relax.

Recognizing the importance of breaks is crucial in stress management, increasing productivity, preventing decision fatigue, and restoring our attention spans

Taking breaks is closely linked to better mental health and greater mental resiliency. Skipping breaks can lead to increased stress and, eventually burnout, requiring significant downtime to recover.

For more mental health content check out our page ➡️➡️

01/26/2026

Burnout is a form of exhaustion caused by constantly feeling overwhelmed. It happens when you experience too much emotional, physical, and mental fatigue for too long. In many cases, burnout is related to your job. But burnout can also happen in other areas of your life.

Burnout keeps you from being productive. It can make you feel hopeless, cynical, and resentful. The effects of burnout can hurt your home, work, and social life. Burnout can even make you more vulnerable to getting a cold or flu.

To talk to someone about how you’re feeling, reach out to one of our Shift associates through our website, theshiftonline.ca

01/19/2026

Todays society is more interconnected then ever, because social media has become an integral part of our lives. It’s where we connect with friends, express ourselves, and stay updated with the latest trends and news.
However, spending too much time on social media can lead to what’s known as “social media fatigue.” If you’re feeling overwhelmed, stressed, or drained by your online interactions, you might be experiencing this.

👉Here are some tips to help you manage your social media fatigue.

Remember, social media is a tool that should enhance your life, not take away from it. It also shouldn’t control your time, choices or thoughts. It’s okay to take breaks, set boundaries, and prioritize your mental well-being.

For more mental health content, check out our page!

To book with a Shift associate, visit our website, theshiftonline.ca

01/16/2026

If you’re like me, you have been seeing this punch card craft all over the internet. Thankfully, it is super easy to make. It’s also a great way to set some goals and reward yourself. It also gives you a chance to slow down and reflect on what you want to accomplish.

All you need to do is write down some of the things you want to do this year, then draw a little picture (or circle to make it easy!) and punch them out as you accomplish your goals.
You can make these anything you want, if it’s to exercise, spend less money, work through some craft supplies (that’s definitely me), or make them mental health related.

Then once you have all your punch cards, I gathered mine together by punching a hole in the corner and connecting them with some ribbon, you could also use string or just leave them separate!

I hope you give this a try ☺️

01/14/2026

In our previous post we introduced our newest team member, Chad Crozier!

➡️Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies; Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology (September 2026)�➡️Student member of the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA)

During my undergraduate studies, I worked as a research assistant�exploring questions of spirituality, secularization, and the need for meaning-making systems in our contemporary Western life. I have had the privilege of serving as an oskapêwis (ceremonial helper) within Cree, Lakota, Ojibway, and Quechua traditions. These experiences inform my spiritually integrated approach to counselling and shape how I understand healing as relational and embodied. My theoretical orientation is influenced by humanistic-existential and analytic
psychology.

In my therapeutic work, I offer a warm, grounded, and relational presence. I draw on mindfulness-based strategies, somatic awareness, and cognitive tools, and I’m especially interested in working with men, youth, athletes, and all people navigating anxiety, depression, identity exploration, stress, and life transitions. I work collaboratively and tailor my approach to each client’s unique needs, values, and cultural context. I approach therapy with courage, sincerity, and a commitment to genuine connection. Above all, I strive to create a space where clients feel safe and supported in their journey of personal discovery. My hope is to walk�alongside clients as they reconnect with inner steadiness, clarity, and the deeper commitments that give their life meaning.

Chad has availability to help you on your mental health journey with availability on:
👉Weekends
👉Evenings
👉Daytime

To book an appointment with Chad, go to theshiftonline.ca

01/12/2026

Meet Chad, our new student associate!

Here is some information on our newest team member to help you get to know him.

During my undergraduate studies, I worked as a research assistant�exploring questions of spirituality, secularization, and the need for meaning-making systems in our contemporary Western life. I have had the privilege of serving as an oskapêwis (ceremonial helper) within Cree, Lakota, Ojibway, and Quechua traditions. These experiences inform my spiritually integrated approach to counselling and shape how I understand healing as relational and embodied. My theoretical orientation is influenced by humanistic-existential and analytic psychology.

I work collaboratively and tailor my approach to each client’s unique needs, values, and cultural context. I approach therapy with courage, sincerity, and a commitment to genuine connection. Above all, I strive to create a space where clients feel safe and supported in their journey of personal discovery. My hope is to walk�alongside clients as they reconnect with inner steadiness, clarity, and the deeper commitments that give their life meaning.

Outside the therapy room, I’m often found reading, writing, practicing yoga, or spending time with my wife and son — the practices that keep me grounded, sincere, and connected.

We are so happy to welcome Chad to the Shift team!

01/09/2026

New journal page!
Materials
➡️fun pens
➡️your everything journal

The aim of this page isn’t to fill it with rigid, intense New Year’s resolution. Instead, pick some things that bring you joy, things your want to accomplish, something you should do more or less of. Have fun with this page, and look back at it every month to check your progress and remind yourself of your goals.
I had a lot of fun with this page, and I hope you do too!

For more journal ideas and everything mental health, check out our page!

01/07/2026

Since January is mental wellness month, here are some of the key things you should prioritize!

This month try to focus on
* Self-Care: Prioritizing sleep, regular exercise, and mindfulness.
* Stress Management: Starting a gratitude journal, trying new hobbies, or practicing meditation.
* Connection: Reaching out to friends, family, or support groups.
* Workplace Wellness: Encouraging supportive environments or charitable team events.

To book with one of our associates and start prioritizing your mental health, go to theshiftonline.ca

For more mental health content ➡️➡️check out our page

01/05/2026

January is recognized as Mental Wellness Month. It’s a time to be focusing on setting healthy habits, reducing holiday-related stress, and prioritizing self-care for the year ahead.
It promotes emotional balance, physical movement, and social support.

To book with one of our associates and start prioritizing your mental health, go to theshiftonline.ca

For more mental health content ➡️➡️check out our page

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716 Queen Street
Saskatoon, SK
S7K0M9

Telephone

+13062907735

Website

http://www.theshiftonline.ca/

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