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Flexible, Realistic Intentions: A Trauma-Informed Alternative to New Year Resolutions
Every January, many of us set goals with the very best intentions. We promise ourselves change: This time it will be different. Yet days or weeks later, those resolutions quietly fade. This often isn’t because we lack willpower or motivation—it’s because traditional goal-setting often doesn’t work well for those of us who are healing from trauma, stress, anxiety or burnout, and general rules / strategies can actually grow what we are trying to break free from. At Towards Tra
Liz M
Jan 43 min read


When Family Doesn’t Feel Safe
Navigating Criticism, Dismissal, and Emotional Boundaries By Towards Tranquility Therapy Christmas Family gatherings are often portrayed as being places of comfort, connection, and belonging. Yet for many people, family environments can feel emotionally unsafe — particularly when feelings are dismissed, choices are criticised, or boundaries are repeatedly ignored. If family interactions leave you feeling small, tense, or questioning yourself, you are not alone, and this is so
Liz M
Dec 14, 20254 min read


8 Ways of Coping Through the Christmas Period When You’re Struggling With Mental Health and Family Relationships.
Christmas can be a period of deep sadness a reminder that not all families come together and not everyone experiences peace, love and joy. By Towards Tranquility For many, the Christmas season brings warmth, connection, and celebration. But for others—especially those navigating mental health struggles or painful family dynamics, perhaps family based separation—this time of year can feel overwhelming, isolating, and activate intense emotions. If you find yourself bracing you
Liz M
Dec 1, 20255 min read


Why a Free Initial Consultation Matters in Mental Health
Starting therapy can feel scary and overwhelming. Many people hesitate to take the first step because they are unsure of what to expect, they feel like they are a failure and therapy will add to that feeling fearing judgement, or questioning if the therapist will be a good fit. This is where a first therapy consultation plays a crucial role. It offers a chance to explore therapy options without pressure and helps build trust between the client and potential therapist. Und
Liz M
Oct 16, 20254 min read


Flexible, Realistic Intentions: A Trauma-Informed Alternative to New Year Resolutions
Every January, many of us set goals with the very best intentions. We promise ourselves change: This time it will be different. Yet days or weeks later, those resolutions quietly fade. This often isn’t because we lack willpower or motivation—it’s because traditional goal-setting often doesn’t work well for those of us who are healing from trauma, stress, anxiety or burnout, and general rules / strategies can actually grow what we are trying to break free from. At Towards Tra


When Family Doesn’t Feel Safe
Navigating Criticism, Dismissal, and Emotional Boundaries By Towards Tranquility Therapy Christmas Family gatherings are often portrayed as being places of comfort, connection, and belonging. Yet for many people, family environments can feel emotionally unsafe — particularly when feelings are dismissed, choices are criticised, or boundaries are repeatedly ignored. If family interactions leave you feeling small, tense, or questioning yourself, you are not alone, and this is so


8 Ways of Coping Through the Christmas Period When You’re Struggling With Mental Health and Family Relationships.
Christmas can be a period of deep sadness a reminder that not all families come together and not everyone experiences peace, love and joy. By Towards Tranquility For many, the Christmas season brings warmth, connection, and celebration. But for others—especially those navigating mental health struggles or painful family dynamics, perhaps family based separation—this time of year can feel overwhelming, isolating, and activate intense emotions. If you find yourself bracing you
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