Transforming Tides Counselling

Transforming Tides Counselling We offer mental health & nutritional counselling through in person & virtual appointments

We have a  question today,  for you tea drinkers.Which do you prefer...
07/28/2026

We have a question today, for you tea drinkers.

Which do you prefer...

Part of unmasking mental health is dispelling the myth that self-care is self-indulgent. Caring for ourselves is simply ...
07/24/2026

Part of unmasking mental health is dispelling the myth that self-care is self-indulgent. Caring for ourselves is simply making time to do things that improve both our physical and mental health; it’s proactive and deliberate and it’s critical to our mental and physical wellbeing. We should all practice self-care in some form every day from ensuring we get a good night’s rest to getting help when we need it. Today is International Self-care Day, so it's the perfect time to fit some self-care into our day.

Here are some simple ways to practice self-care:

* get a good night’s rest
* eat balanced meals
* take a bath
* snuggle with pets
* spend time in nature, e.g., go walking, hiking or paddling, do some gardening, or just sit outside
* do some physical activity, e.g., a workout, stretching or yoga, paddling, or team sports
* meditate / practice mindfulness
* get creative: make or build something
* spend time with people who lift you up
* get professional mental and physical therapy when you need it

Neurodiversity embraces the idea that neurological differences are natural variations of the human brain. From ADHD to a...
07/21/2026

Neurodiversity embraces the idea that neurological differences are natural variations of the human brain. From ADHD to autism, each mind is unique and valuable.

🌟 Let's celebrate our diverse brains and the strengths they bring to the world!

Have you ever noticed that you sometimes feel tired, emotional, and stressed after binging on sugary treats?  Did you kn...
07/17/2026

Have you ever noticed that you sometimes feel tired, emotional, and stressed after binging on sugary treats?

Did you know that what you eat connects to how you feel emotionally and mentally?

Evelena is a Registered Dietitian on our team and she supports clients to understand how their food choices, eating habits & lifestyle behaviors may be impacting their health & mental wellbeing. If it's time you tweaked your food intake to support your mental health, connect with Evelena here:

https://transformingtidescounselling.janeapp.com/ #/nutrition-support

You might be in a bad mental state, but it doesn’t have to stay that way. Where you start doesn’t determine where you’ll...
07/15/2026

You might be in a bad mental state, but it doesn’t have to stay that way. Where you start doesn’t determine where you’ll go.

This quote can remind you that no matter how bad things seem right now, they will get better. That thought alone can improve your mental health and help you feel better as you overcome obstacles.

And we are here to help.

https://transformingtides.ca/find-a-therapist/

Mental Health in Canada: What the 2026 Data RevealsIn a world where personal, professional, and societal pressures are e...
07/13/2026

Mental Health in Canada: What the 2026 Data Reveals

In a world where personal, professional, and societal pressures are ever-present, mental health has become impossible to ignore. And yet, despite growing awareness, many realities remain under the surface.

According to a LEO survey conducted in February 2026, nearly one in two Canadians has hidden their mental health status at work over the past year. Even more striking, 24% say they do so consistently with their employer or colleagues, even when dealing with stress, anxiety, or burnout.
The takeaway is clear: mental health is still a difficult conversation in the workplace.

Mental health is not experienced the same way by everyone. Younger workers are particularly affected, with nearly one in four consistently concealing their struggles. Women are also more likely to hide their mental health, with 50% reporting they do so, compared to 38% of men. These gaps reflect deeper realities, including job insecurity and the persistent stigma surrounding mental health.

There are, however, signs of progress. In 2025, 86% of Canadians rated their mental health as good, very good, or excellent, compared to 79% in 2020. At the same time, the proportion reporting poor mental health has declined from 19% to 11%. While encouraging, these figures should be interpreted with caution. Progress is real, but it remains uneven, especially in workplace settings.

Mental health does not exist in isolation. It is shaped by the world around us. Mental health isn’t only about personal challenges; it’s also shaped by the environment around us.
Canadians point to several key factors influencing their well-being:
* Political issues and government decisions: 72%
* Family and personal matters: 69%
* Health and wellness concerns: 67%
* Social and cultural issues: 60%
These insights highlight just how closely our environment is tied to our mental balance.

Talking about mental health isn’t always easy, but it’s essential. Whether with a friend, a colleague, or a professional, opening up helps break down stigma and move the conversation forward.

You are not alone. For a free initial consultation with one of our therapists, please call our clinic at 782-370-2282, or email us at [email protected]

Sources :
* Leger Survey on Mental Health Among 2SLGBTQIA+ People, Leger, 2024. https://interligne.co/sondage-leger-sur-la-sante-mentale-aupres-des-personnes-2elgbtqia/
* Canada in 2025: A Year Marked by Uncertainty, Strain and Resilience, Leger, 2025, https://leger360.com/in-the-news-leger-year-in-review-2025-can/

# mentathealthmatters

Some words of wisdom 🌊
07/09/2026

Some words of wisdom 🌊

This is a day worth celebrating, if you ❤️ chocolate!  🍫We are curious though, do you prefer one type over the others? L...
07/07/2026

This is a day worth celebrating, if you ❤️ chocolate! 🍫

We are curious though, do you prefer one type over the others?

Let us know in the comments which is your first choice:

Milk ✅
Dark ✅
White ✅

The Power of Compassionate, Evidence-Based Therapy. At Transforming Tides Counselling, we believe that healing begins wi...
07/03/2026

The Power of Compassionate, Evidence-Based Therapy.

At Transforming Tides Counselling, we believe that healing begins with understanding. Our team is dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based therapy tailored to individuals, couples, and teens across Atlantic Canada. Whether you're navigating anxiety, grief, relationship challenges, or seeking support for your teen, we're here to walk alongside you. We offer a free initial consultation to help you explore your goals and determine if working with one of our team members is the right fit for you. Reach out to us today for support or to learn more! Serving Atlantic Canada online and in person in Truro, Nova Scotia. Ready to transform your tides?

Call 782-370-2282 or email [email protected]

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07/01/2026

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35 Commercial Street
Truro, NS
B2N3H9

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