Alyson Jones & Associates

01/09/2026

We are pleased at Alyson Jones & Associates to support this initiative and to be part of the mental health team delivering this service. Connect Family Law

The start of a new year can intensify the emotions that come with separation. What should feel like a fresh beginning can instead feel heavy, confusing, or unexpectedly lonely, and that’s when steady, reliable guidance matters most.

Every Connect client receives a 1.5-hour counselling or coaching session with an experienced professional who specializes in separation and divorce. Through our partnerships with trusted professionals like Alyson Jones & Associates, you’ll receive meaningful, timely support when you need it most.

As you step into a new season and reshape your next chapter, having clear emotional and legal guidance isn’t just helpful; it’s essential.

➡️ Contact us to learn more about our approach: https://heyor.ca/LSCVsF

01/08/2026

The edition of 'Pursuit 365: Brains & Beauty' highlights women who bring both vision and humanity into their work.

Alyson Jones is among the contributors, sharing her expertise at the intersection of counselling and family law.

Her chapter touches on leadership, resilience, and the meaningful work of supporting families through transition.
It reflects the theme of this book: that brilliance and beauty can coexist, and that women can lead with strategy, compassion, and presence all at once.

This project is a tribute to women who uplift, innovate, and inspire.

Alyson is grateful to be part of this collective voice.

01/07/2026

Check out The Divorce Circle podcast featuring Alyson Jones as she shares some helpful insights and tips on how to keep the children’s needs at the forefront of the process.

What do children really need to hear when their parents separate — and what should be left unsaid? 💬

In this episode of The Divorce Circle Podcast, I sit down with Registered Clinical Counsellor Alyson Jones , a leader in family therapy, to unpack how parents can approach divorce conversations with empathy, honesty, and care.

We talk about:
✨ When and how to talk to your kids about separation
💬 What language helps (and what harms)
💔 The impact of conflict and negative talk on children
🌿 Why children are more resilient than we realize, but shouldn’t have to prove it

Alyson shares practical guidance, compassionate truth-telling, and reminders that help families move through this transition with grace and dignity.

🎧 Listen now: “When to Talk to Kids About Separation and Divorce” on The Divorce Circle Podcast



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01/07/2026

Don’t miss this excellent and empowering free webinar.

LIVE WEBINAR! 🗣️💻

Join Leisha Murphy, Partner and Mediator at Connect Family Law, and financial advisor Tracy Theemes on February 3 at 12:00 PM PST for a live Divorce Salon: Who Pays, Who Pauses, Who Risks?

We’re having a direct conversation about the financial blind spots people miss during marriage and separation, and how you can protect your future without losing your values. It’s practical, down-to-earth, and designed to leave you feeling empowered.

⏳ Spots are limited! Register now: https://heyor.ca/u9WHrH

01/05/2026

Life isn’t exceptional because it’s perfect. It’s exceptional because of what we learn, who we grow with, and the connections that carry us through the tougher moments.

Chaos and challenges will always be part of the journey, but so will closeness, support, and the people who walk beside us.

That’s where real resilience lives, in the relationships that help us thrive even when life gets complicated.

01/01/2026

As the year resets, there is an opportunity to pause and reflect on what you truly need moving forward.

New beginnings do not have to be dramatic or overwhelming. They can be quiet, intentional shifts that bring you closer to balance and emotional well-being.

Let the new year be a fresh chapter, one where you honour your boundaries, reconnect with your values, and make choices that support your growth.

You do not need to have everything figured out today. What matters is that you move with truth, courage, and compassion for yourself.

A new time begins, and with it comes the freedom to move into your next chapter with gentleness and hope.

12/31/2025

New Year’s is often filled with expectations, pressure, and the idea that everything needs to change at once.

In reality, beginnings happen slowly and gently and that is more than enough.

Let this new year be an invitation to soften into your intentions.
To release what no longer serves you and create space for what aligns with who you are becoming.

Renewal does not require perfection. It requires honesty, compassion, and a willingness to move forward at your own pace.

The turning of the calendar can be a powerful reminder that you are allowed to start again, rebuild, and choose a direction that brings you steadiness and clarity.

12/29/2025

12/25/2025

Christmas often brings the people we love into the same room, along with old patterns, expectations, and emotions that can feel overwhelming.

It’s completely okay to protect your energy during these moments.

Boundaries are not walls. They are gentle guidelines that help you stay connected without losing yourself in the process.

This might look like choosing which conversations you engage in, giving yourself time to breathe between gatherings, or stepping outside for a moment of quiet.

Allow yourself the space to feel grounded, steady, and safe even in the most emotionally layered family moments.

Your well-being matters during the holidays.

12/24/2025

Christmas can bring warmth, but it can also bring emotional noise.

You are not alone if certain interactions feel draining or complicated. It’s human to feel a mix of emotions during this season.

Boundaries are a supportive way to navigate these moments with clarity. They help you remain present without becoming overwhelmed by the energy around you.

Sometimes even small boundaries can create a big difference: taking a moment alone, redirecting a conversation, or reminding yourself you can leave early if needed.

This year, choose the version of Christmas that honours your mental and emotional health.

You deserve a holiday that feels safe, grounded, and gentle.