Roots in Wellness

Roots in Wellness At Roots in Wellness, we strongly believe that each and every person has the potential to make important changes and live meaningful and fulfilling lives.

06/04/2026

Social media day at Roots in Wellness!

We would like to extend a huge congratulations to Jami, who recently completed her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychol...
06/03/2026

We would like to extend a huge congratulations to Jami, who recently completed her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology!

Jami has done incredible work in her time with us, showing up for her clients with compassion, understanding, and wisdom. We are so thrilled to announce that Jami will be staying on our team as an Associate Therapist at Roots in Wellness!

We are so thrilled to have Jami continue on our team, and to witness this next stage in her journey of helping others.

Congratulations, Jami!!

Perfectionism often feels like it’s helping, like it’s keeping you motivated, prepared, or in control. But more often, i...
06/02/2026

Perfectionism often feels like it’s helping, like it’s keeping you motivated, prepared, or in control. But more often, it’s driven by fear. Fear of getting it wrong. Fear of being judged. Fear of not being enough.

In therapy, we don’t try to “get rid” of perfectionism overnight. Instead, we get curious about it. What is it protecting you from? When did it start? And is it actually helping you move forward — or keeping you stuck?

Because while perfectionism can push you, it can also lead to anxiety, burnout, and avoidance. Change doesn’t come from doing everything perfectly. It comes from doing things differently.

That might look like:
• Letting something be “good enough”
• Taking action before you feel fully ready
• Challenging all-or-nothing thinking
• Speaking to yourself with more compassion

You can still have high standards — without being hard on yourself. Progress and self-compassion can exist together.

A lot of us were taught to avoid disappointing others... even when it meant abandoning ourselves. So if setting boundari...
06/01/2026

A lot of us were taught to avoid disappointing others... even when it meant abandoning ourselves.

So if setting boundaries feels uncomfortable, guilt-inducing, or unnatural—you’re not failing. You’re learning something new.

Boundaries don’t always look harsh or confrontational. Sometimes they sound like: “I can’t today” or “I need space.”

Small words. Big shifts.

Sometimes burnout doesn’t look “dramatic”—it just feels like a quiet disconnection from yourself and your life.You might...
05/28/2026

Sometimes burnout doesn’t look “dramatic”—it just feels like a quiet disconnection from yourself and your life.

You might notice you don’t have the same emotional capacity you used to. Things that once felt simple now feel heavy, and even rest doesn’t seem to recharge you in the same way. There can be a sense of numbness, irritability, or just feeling “off” without knowing exactly why.

Emotional burnout often happens when you’ve been pushing through for too long without enough space to process, feel, or recover.

You’re not meant to carry everything on your own 🤍

Not all anxiety is obvious. It doesn’t always show up as panic or visible worry. Sometimes it’s quiet, internal, and eas...
05/27/2026

Not all anxiety is obvious. It doesn’t always show up as panic or visible worry. Sometimes it’s quiet, internal, and easy to miss—even for the person experiencing it.

Anxiety can live beneath the surface, shaping thoughts, behaviours, and how someone moves through their day. Just because it’s not seen, doesn’t mean it’s not felt.

If this resonates, you’re not alone 🤍

Move your body, boost your mood 🧠Physical activity isn’t just beneficial for your body, it plays a key role in mental he...
05/26/2026

Move your body, boost your mood 🧠

Physical activity isn’t just beneficial for your body, it plays a key role in mental health and emotional well-being.

Reducing Stress
Exercise helps regulate the body’s stress response by lowering cortisol levels and activating the parasympathetic nervous system. This can lead to a greater sense of calm, improved clarity, and reduced feelings of overwhelm.

Improving Mood
Movement stimulates the release of neurotransmitters such as endorphins, serotonin, and dopamine chemicals that support mood regulation, emotional balance, and overall well-being.

Boosting Self-Esteem
Engaging in regular movement can enhance self-efficacy and confidence. Following through on small, consistent actions builds a sense of competence and can positively influence body image and self-perception.

Increasing Energy
Contrary to common belief, physical activity can increase energy levels. Improved circulation, oxygen delivery, and sleep quality all contribute to greater alertness and sustained focus throughout the day.
You don’t need an intense routine to experience these benefits.

Consistent, manageable movement can have a meaningful impact over time.

Introducing our newest online course offering: Integrating Walk and Talk Therapy into your therapy practice!We love Walk...
05/25/2026

Introducing our newest online course offering: Integrating Walk and Talk Therapy into your therapy practice!

We love Walk and Talk Therapy for the many benefits it has for clients, including physical activity, opportunities for present-moment awareness, connection with nature, and moving through big emotions.

This course is entirely online and self-paced, making it convenient to do at your own speed, as you need it.

It covers the basics of ethical considerations in walk and talk therapy, practical concerns such as choosing locations and planning for weather, and resources for walk and talk practice including a Walk and Talk consent form template.

You will receive one Continuing Education Credit and a certificate of completion for participation in this course.

If you have questions or would like more specialized support, contact us to learn more about our clinical supervision options for Walk and Talk Therapy!

05/20/2026

Sometimes, the strongest people are the ones silently carrying the most.

Therapy is not about “fixing” you.
It’s about creating space for self-awareness, healing, growth, and support as you navigate life.

You deserve support, not shame.


A gentle reminder …Healing doesn’t always look like productivity. Sometimes it looks like slowing down enough to notice ...
05/19/2026

A gentle reminder …

Healing doesn’t always look like productivity.
Sometimes it looks like slowing down enough to notice the birds 🪺

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L9K1H9

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