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The Edit For the stories you carry, and the ones still unfolding. Narrative counselling for identity, relationships, and life transitions.

Virtual across Saskatchewan • Treaty 4 Territory.

Meaning isn’t fixed.There’s more than one way to see it.We don’t experience events without bringing your own history to ...
10/30/2026

Meaning isn’t fixed.

There’s more than one way to see it.

We don’t experience events without bringing your own history to them. The meaning we give something can shape what we notice next.

A familiar interpretation can start to feel like the truth and you can become curious about the story you’re making from what happened.

you don’t have to settle on one meaning.

Curiosity invites reinterpretation.Remaining open and curious about your story is a strength based practice.Allowing eac...
10/29/2026

Curiosity invites reinterpretation.

Remaining open and curious about your story is a strength based practice.

Allowing each moment to have its own meaning creates new pathways in our story.

Take time today to leave room for a new possibility.

Curiosity gives us a little room to look again.The meaning we make can become so familiar that we are unable to see the ...
10/28/2026

Curiosity gives us a little room to look again.

The meaning we make can become so familiar that we are unable to see the situation with a fresh perspective.

We must remember to consider where personal interpretations are rooted in order not to misinterpret our stories.

Notice. Listen. Trace. Open. Choose The Meaning Map is a reflective practice that aligns challenging narratives with a m...
10/27/2026

Notice. Listen. Trace. Open. Choose

The Meaning Map is a reflective practice that aligns challenging narratives with a more thoughtful personal meaning.

We can use this practice by noticing what happened, listening to the meaning that’s been assigned, tracing where the meaning came from, and choosing which meaning feels most connected to what matters now.

The meaning we assign our stories affects our path forward.When we consider what happened objectively, we engage in a re...
10/26/2026

The meaning we assign our stories affects our path forward.

When we consider what happened objectively, we engage in a reflective process, considering where the meaning has come from, reframing alternative ideas about the story, and reviewing more strengths-based version of our story.

our worldview shapes the meaning we assign and the meaning we experience shapes our world.

Familiar isn’t inevitable.What you know well can feel easy to trust. When a situation feels familiar, you may find yours...
10/23/2026

Familiar isn’t inevitable.

What you know well can feel easy to trust. When a situation feels familiar, you may find yourself responding in familiar ways without stopping to consider what else you could do.

But automatic doesn’t mean inevitable.

You can pause, question what you expect, and experiment with a response you haven’t tried before.

You don’t have to know how it will turn out to make room for something new.

What’s one different response you could try?

A small shift can change the whole picture.You don’t have to control every outcome to make room for something different....
10/22/2026

A small shift can change the whole picture.

You don’t have to control every outcome to make room for something different.

Sometimes, possibility begins when you try a new response, loosen your grip on what you expect, or let something unfold without knowing exactly where it will lead.

When you make room for what’s unfamiliar, you create space to see yourself and your story differently.

What might become possible if you approached one familiar situation in a new way?

Small shifts can open up new possibilities.Max De Pree reminds us that we cannot become what we want by remaining what w...
10/21/2026

Small shifts can open up new possibilities.

Max De Pree reminds us that we cannot become what we want by remaining what we are.

What feels familiar can begin to feel like the only way forward. But when you make room for a different perspective or response, you create the possibility of a different story.

You don’t have to change everything to begin moving in a new direction.

The Possibility Map invites you to question what you expect.Notice what you expect. Pause to separate what you know from...
10/20/2026

The Possibility Map invites you to question what you expect.

Notice what you expect. Pause to separate what you know from what you assume. Open to what else could be true. Experiment with a different response. Reflect on what you learn.

You don’t have to know what will happen next to consider what else might be possible.

Sometimes, a new possibility begins with a willingness to look again.

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Regina, SK

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Monday 4pm - 8pm
Tuesday 4pm - 8pm
Wednesday 4pm - 8pm
Thursday 4pm - 8pm

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