Why did we grow apart? And how we can find our way back to each other

In many relationships, conflict doesn’t always explode — it simmers.
One disagreement turns into days of tension. A repeated pattern leads to feelings of distance, rejection, and emotional fatigue. Over time, what started as minor friction becomes a deep disconnection. Couples begin to lose not just their ability to communicate, but their sense of safety, warmth, and intimacy.
Creating Workplaces Where People Can Do Their Best Work

Workplace anxiety limits performance, not ability. Psychological safety and systemic support enable employees to take risks, be creative, and contribute fully. Leaders who model trust, curiosity, and compassion create environments where people can thrive personally and professionally.
Health and Growth at Work: Why Mental Wellbeing Drives Performance

Mental wellbeing and personal growth are foundational to high performance in the workplace. Supporting employees’ self-awareness, self-compassion, and emotional health enhances focus, motivation, and collaboration. Organizations that embed wellbeing into their culture achieve sustained engagement, innovation, and productivity.
Is your relationship in trouble? Signs you are in need of couples counselling

Feeling criticized, unheard, or emotionally distant? These may be signs your relationship needs support — not failure.
Even small changes can rebuild connection and trust.
Cultivating Ownership at Work: Why Motivation and Learning Drive Excellence

Intrinsic motivation and ownership are the most consistent predictors of success and fulfillment at work. Yet, in many organizations, perfectionism, hierarchy, and fear have replaced curiosity and self-driven growth. Through systemic coaching and collaborative development, employees and teams can rediscover ownership — transforming both how much they enjoy work and the quality of what they produce.
The Five-Finger Rule: A Simple Tool for Challenging Conversations

The Five-Finger Rule is a simple way to stay clear and confident in challenging conversations. Start with a compliment or thanks (Thumb), state the goal (Index), highlight the challenge (Middle), share your needs or expectations (Ring), and finish with a clear request (Pinky). This approach turns difficult talks into opportunities for understanding and growth.
How to get through a divorce or heal after a break-up: A Therapist’s Guide

Heartbreak is painful, but healing is possible. In “How to Get Through a Divorce or Heal After a Break-Up”, a therapist shares five gentle steps to move through loss, rediscover yourself, and begin again. Read the full guide to start your healing journey.
Growth vs. Fixed Mindset Quiz

Do you see challenges as threats or opportunities? Are mistakes proof of failure, or stepping stones to growth? Take our quick Fixed vs. Growth Mindset Quiz to find out how your mindset shapes your work, focus, and confidence.
The Pressure to Be Perfect – And How a Growth Mindset Can Free You

Do you believe your abilities are fixed, or can they grow? A fixed mindset sees mistakes as failure, while a growth mindset sees them as opportunities to learn. By consciously shaping your mindset, you reduce self-doubt, increase focus, and build real competence.
Should I Leave My Partner or Stay in My Relationship?

Deciding whether to leave a relationship or stay is one of the most challenging choices we can face. Within us, different parts of ourselves pull in conflicting directions. This article can help you to work through this inner conflict and get some clarity.