Turning Point Counselling

09/10/2026

Changing the narrative on su***de aims to inspire individuals, communities, organizations, and governments to engage in open and honest discussions about su***de and suicidal behaviour. By initiating these vital conversations, we can break down barriers, raise awareness, and create better cultures of understanding and support.

09/03/2026

09/01/2026

As Dr. Sue Johnson’s work reminds us, emotional responsiveness is at the heart of secure, lasting connection.

06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads, father figures, mentors, caregivers, and role models who make a positive difference in the lives of others.
Today, we celebrate the many ways people show up with love, guidance, support, and care. We also recognize that Father’s Day can bring mixed emotions for some, and we hold space for those experiences as well.
Wishing all who are celebrating a very Happy Father’s Day.

06/17/2026

Turning Point Counselling is honoured to support the staff of Simcoe Muskoka Family Connexions Wellness Day! It’s a gorgeous day at Horseshoe Valley Resort! Thanks SMFC for inviting us!

05/24/2026

Attachment theory isn’t just a popular idea in therapy — it’s backed by decades of research across psychology, neuroscience, and child development. Studies consistently show that our early attachment experiences shape how we regulate emotions, handle conflict, trust others, and even respond to stress throughout life.

A pro tip though is that this can be fluid. Attachment styles can change according to the dynamics at play in your relationship. Attachment styles are not fixed.
Check out the differences….

05/10/2026

Mother’s Day can hold many different emotions. Today, we honour all those who nurture, guide, support, and care for others — including the many mother figures whose love is not defined by biology.
We also recognize that this day can be complicated for some: for those grieving, estranged, longing, or missing someone they love.

05/04/2026

Backed by years of research and testing. The free, private, and secure iHEAL app helps Canadian women, who have experienced past or current intimate partner abuse, find personalized ways to stay safe and be well. The app was developed through a collaboration of researchers as Western University, University of British Columbia, and University of New Brunswick. ihealapp.ca