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Keeping warm in winter

By: Dr. Ayesha Qureshi, ND

Canadians are finally bestowed with face numbing Arctic winds. The good news is Canada’s celebrity groundhog, Willie, predicts only six more weeks of winter (fingers crossed).

The following strategies will help you keep warm for the remaining winter:

Add contrast showers to your daily showering routine
After your regular warm shower, alternating between cold […]

February 15th, 2016|Blog|

Dealing with Anxiety

Anxiety is an experience that can leave an individual feeling overwhelmed, stressed or nervous, and can occur in specific or general situations. Anxiety usually shows itself in physiological ways, such as when you feel your heart racing, or your start feeling warm, sweaty or shaky. Anxiety also shows itself psychologically through unreasonable or irrational thoughts. Therapy […]

October 27th, 2015|Blog|

Psychological Trauma

Psychological trauma happens when we fail to process a serious and severe experience. What makes a serious and severe experience traumatic is the fact that the experience threatens injury, death, or some other physical harm to ourselves or to others.

June 11th, 2015|Blog|