Resources

By Karen Sribney, Retired Registered Psychologist

If you’re like me and many people that I know, I find myself setting the same New Year’s resolutions year after...

Social skills (such as communication, interaction, play skills, perspective taking, expression of needs),...

You or your child has been diagnosed with AD/HD.  You are now faced with the many options available to deal with...

Grief.  What a heavy word.  It is something we all have to deal with at some point in our lives, and it seems that...

High school math was a nightmare for me.  I barely passed Grade Ten and Eleven math, even with tutoring three times...

At this time of year, many parents are concerned about their child’s success at school.  Maybe their report card...

Emotions are a universal human experience. By six months of age, infants are capable of expressing several “basic”...

The modern world is a hectic one. For many, the following scenario is all too familiar. Morning comes, and you...

Presented by Kimberly Eckert, M.Sc. Registered Psychologist & Executive Director of Eckert Psychology &...