8 Ways a Fear of Abandonment Could Show Up in Your Life
Do you worry excessively about losing someone close to you? Have you ever stayed in an unhealthy relationship because you were afraid of being alone? [...]
Good Grief, It’s the Holidays
The Christmas holiday season can be the most joyous and magical time of the year, but for many, it is the most stressful and depressing. [...]
Understanding the Unique Nature of Trauma
If you’ve lived through trauma, then you know that it can impact every aspect of your life, from your mind, body, and spirit to [...]
What Makes a Codependent Narcissist Compulsively Lie?
It’s the most confusing and painful thing when someone you care about seems to be unable or incapable of telling the truth. You’re left [...]
Online Marriage Counseling: Benefits and Potential Problems
Since the days of the pandemic, we have become a society that has grown accustomed to online answers for everything. From shopping to medical [...]
How to Nurture a Healthy Attachment Style
There’s something beautiful in the fact that broken things can be mended. There’s a Japanese art called “Kintsugi,” a word that means “join with gold.” [...]
5 Ways to Get Rid of Family Rifts
No matter how close a family is, people are bound to have conflicts. This is especially true within the confines of a family dynamic. [...]
Nurturing Teen Health: Fostering the Well-being of Your Teenager
There are all kinds of jobs out there, all with their own level of difficulty and deep joys attached to them. Some work has [...]
Separating Fact from Fiction About Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
For most people, separating fact from fiction when it comes to understanding mental health disorders, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) poses a real challenge. “It just [...]
Finding Healing and Learning to Cope with Disenfranchised Grief
Listen to this article https://vancouverchristiancounseling.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Vancouver-Christian-Counseling-Finding-Healing-and-Learning-to-Cope-with-Disenfranchised-Grief.mp3 We all experience grief at some point, and this universal experience darkens our doorsteps in various ways. [...]