Dana Cressman 

Emotions are messengers. They help us understand what we need, what we care about, and when something doesn’t feel right.
In therapy, we explore your emotional world together—whether it feels overwhelming or far away. By bringing gentle attention to your emotions, we begin to understand their connection to your thoughts, behaviours, and physical experiences. Over time, this helps us respond to life with greater clarity and compassion.

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"Even difficult emotions can become guiding signals rather than something to fear or avoid."

Emotions live in the body. That tight chest, fluttering stomach, or heavy shoulders—they’re all part of how your body communicates.
We’ll learn to notice and stay connected to these sensations. By listening to your body’s signals, you can access calm, grounding, and insight that doesn’t rely on words alone.

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"Your body holds wisdom—it remembers what you’ve lived through and also what helps you heal."

As we make sense of your emotional and physical responses, new possibilities for connection begin to unfold.
Therapy supports you in reconnecting—with yourself, with others, and with what gives life meaning. This allows you to respond more intentionally to life’s challenges, rooted in your values and strengths.

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"Healing often happens through connection—with others, with your story, and with what matters most."