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Adapting to Change
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By Daniel Farb, MEd, RP
In Healing Philosophy
Posted January 31, 2025

Adapting to Change

The ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus once said: “Change is the only constant in life.” Change is always with us and ever-present, whether it’s a noticeable environmental change (like the [...]

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Our Greatest Freedom (and responsibility)
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By Daniel Farb, MEd, RP
In Healing Philosophy
Posted January 31, 2025

Our Greatest Freedom (and responsibility)

Viktor Frankl was a neurologist, psychologist, philosopher, and Holocaust survivor who wrote the international best-selling book Man’s Search for Meaning (one of my personal favourites!). [...]

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What is Relational Trauma?
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By Daniel Farb, MEd, RP
In Healing Philosophy, Relational psychotherapy, Trauma
Posted June 23, 2021

What is Relational Trauma?

Different Types of Trauma When most people think of trauma, what usually comes to mind are the negative emotional and psychological effects that horrific events such as war, abuse, or natural [...]

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10 Lies Depression Tells You (Part 2)
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By Daniel Farb, MEd, RP
In Healing Philosophy, Mental illness
Posted October 22, 2018

10 Lies Depression Tells You (Part 2)

This is Part 2 of “10 Lies Depression Tells You” (click here to go to Part 1). Lie # 6: There’s no point in trying – nothing will make a difference. Depression both feeds off of and [...]

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10 Lies Depression Tells You (Part 1)
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By Daniel Farb, MEd, RP
In Healing Philosophy, Mental illness
Posted October 20, 2018

10 Lies Depression Tells You (Part 1)

Depression is one of the most commonly diagnosed mental illnesses and is the leading cause of disability worldwide[i]. While it can take many forms and show up differently in each individual, [...]

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“Stranger Things” as an Analogy for the Effects of Mental Illness on Family, Friends, and Society
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By Daniel Farb, MEd, RP
In Healing Philosophy, Mental health issues and family, Mental illness
Posted November 24, 2017

“Stranger Things” as an Analogy for the Effects of Mental Illness on Family, Friends, and Society

Spoiler Alert: This article contains spoilers about the Netflix TV series Stranger Things. As a bit of a sci-fi nerd who grew up in the 80s and 90s with movies like E.T. and TV shows like The [...]

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Being OK with Not Being OK (Part 1: Identifying What Is)
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By Daniel Farb, MEd, RP
In Healing Philosophy, Mental illness
Posted July 20, 2017

Being OK with Not Being OK (Part 1: Identifying What Is)

Problem-Solving There is a prevalent and almost ubiquitous social conversation around solving problems and “getting results” in our society. Since our earliest education in the school system we [...]

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