The Centre for Healing Blog
If you've been thinking about training with us but aren't sure which certification fits, this session is the best hour you can spend.
Melissa and Ryan walk through all six practitioner trainings at T...
Why Trauma-Informed is more than a marketing term or compliance exercise.
"Trauma-informed" is everywhere right now. It's on job listings, clinic websites, corporate wellness pages. Say it enough tim...
Your Attachment Style is the way in which you relate to others in close relationships. It is based on the way you were treated by your caregivers as a child, and can be a powerful predictor of the way...
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Just like your attachment style shapes how you relate to others, your Healing Style shapes how you naturally show up when someone needs to heal — whether that’s a client, a friend, or yourself. I...
Shadow work isn’t about fixing yourself—it’s about meeting every part of yourself with curiosity and compassion.
In this conversation, we explore shadow work through the integrated lenses of Buddhist...
Over the years here at The Centre for Healing we've found most people who are drawn to our work (and this field in general) are what you call a HSP (highly sensitive person) or someone very empathetic...
Most therapeutic work happens from the neck up. Talking, analysing, reframing thoughts. For many people, especially those carrying trauma, that approach only goes so far before it hits a wall.
The re...
You do everything that seems right with your animal and still feel that something essential is missing.
You work on the reactivity, create more structure, and pay close attention to timing, consisten...
