Welcome to The Centre Wellness Blog, where we provide insights and practical tips to help support and enhance your well-being journey.
Burnout is more than just feeling tired after a long week. It’s an overwhelming sense of emotional and physical exhaustion that doesn’t go away with a good night’s sleep or a weekend off. In today’s fast-paced, high-pressure world, burnout has become an increasingly common issue, especially for those juggling work, family, and personal responsibilities. Fortunately, […]
Imagine you’re sitting down to start a project with a deadline approaching. You’ve done your research, have your ideas ready, but right as you’re about to begin, you pause. A thought arises: I should look up just one more thing, or I don’t know enough yet; maybe I need more information first. It’s not that […]
Kingston has long been known for its connection to the correctional system. With several minimum, medium, and maximum-security prisons, as well as parole offices, our community includes a significant number of correctional officers and support staff who work tirelessly behind the walls. The correctional environment is uniquely challenging—one that often demands emotional suppression, hypervigilance, and […]
Many people start their personal growth journey with one main goal: to feel more confident. It’s a theme I see often among clients who want to enhance different aspects of their lives, whether it’s speaking up at work, making life-changing decisions, or simply feeling comfortable in their own skin. But what is the first step […]
Choosing the right therapist is one of the most important decisions you can make for your mental health. Beyond credentials and therapeutic approaches, the connection you share with your therapist is the most significant predictor of success. At Centre Wellness in Kingston, we combine professionalism with a focus on building human connection, helping you find […]
In my work with law enforcement officers, I’ve seen how this career can impact mental and emotional well-being over time. Most officers enter the field with a strong sense of purpose, motivated to serve their communities and make a difference. But as the years pass, the daily stress, exposure to trauma, and pressure to always […]
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