Karyn Dowdall, MACP, RP enriches her psychotherapy practice with a robust and insightful blog, offering a valuable resource for individuals seeking mental health information and guidance.
Through her blog, Karyn shares expert insights, practical tips, and evidence-based strategies to navigate various psychological challenges such as anxiety, depression, stress management, and relationship issues. Her writings reflect a deep commitment to fostering mental well-being and personal growth, providing readers with tools to enhance self-awareness and resilience.
Whether discussing therapeutic techniques, sharing personal anecdotes, or addressing common concerns in psychotherapy, Karyn Dowdall's blog serves as a supportive platform for individuals seeking knowledge and empowerment on their journey towards emotional health.
Understanding Seasonal Affective Disorder in Ontario, Canada
Learn how Seasonal Affective Disorder affects people in Ontario and the Toronto GTA and simple ways to improve mood in winter.
Andrew Huberman on Gratitude and Affirmation: How Personal Stories Rewire the Brain
Andrew Huberman explains how personal gratitude and affirmations rewire the brain for healing and emotional balance.
Altruism in Therapy: How Helping Others Improves Mental Health in Canada
Learn how altruism based therapy can improve mental health, reduce anxiety and depression, and boost well being in Canada.
How Understanding Food Addiction Can Improve Emotional Well-Being
Research from the Center for Nutritional Psychology and the Journal of Metabolic Health: discuss food addiction and emotions.
How Short Inspirational Videos Can Help Reduce Stress
Discover how just five minutes of inspiring video each day can boost hope and lower stress levels.
In-Person Therapy: Benefits of Mirror Neurons
Discover why mirror neurons make in-person therapy more effective for building strong therapeutic relationships.
Five Things We Don’t Do In Therapy
For the purpose of clarity, here are five things not to expect when doing therapy with a registered psychotherapist.