change therapy

change therapy : making lives better, making better lives
change therapy
making lives better, making better lives
a blog by vancouver psychotherapist isabella mori. we have conversations about psychology and mental health, creativity, spirituality and social justice.
vancouver Canada
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Most recent posts

11/02 9:17 arrest them! no, not the drunk guys
im doing NaNoWriMo again this year, this time determined to do all i can to make it to the 50,000 word count. so my blog posts may be sporadic, or short and sweet, or both. like this one. only its not sweet. at a walmart in lethbridge, told by a...
10/31 15:18 rising up to end stigma
as you know, i am a proud member of the canadian mental health association. i am even prouder to announce that a participant advisory committee, that is, individuals who are using the services of the CMHA vancouver/burnaby branch, is hosting an...
10/31 1:55 spiritual language
a while ago we talked about the lack of scripts for talking about mental illness (at least in polite society), and before that we had a conversation about how uncomfortable it can be to engage in peaceful communication. and now evan took up the topic...
10/29 5:27 love on a wordless wednesday
image by bobster
10/27 4:18 how many suicides are ok, mr. minister?
last week, the british columbia government (the one that pumps millions and millions of dollars into the 2-week olympics next year) made cuts "changes" to the budgets of about 90 (ninety!) health agencies in the vancouver coastal health region alone....

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