204.275.1045

give us a call
Conexus Counselling

info@conexuscounselling.ca

send us an email
  • Home
  • Areas of Therapy
    • The Daring Way™
    • Individual Counselling
      • Anger
      • Self Esteem
      • Guilt/Shame
      • Anxiety
      • Depression
    • Family Therapy
      • Parent/Child Relationships
      • Therapeutic Play
      • Adolescents
      • Family Therapy
    • Couple/Marriage Counselling
      • Discuss and Resolve Conflict
      • Marriage Enrichment
      • Counselling After the Affair
      • Process Decision of Separation
      • Premarital Counselling
    • Anger Management
      • Individual Anger Management
      • Intimate Partner Violence
    • Premarital Counselling
    • Life Circumstance
      • Traumatic Life Events
      • Parenting Issues
      • Grief
  • Therapists
    • Stephanie Reimer
    • Carolyn Klassen
      • Wired for Connection Resources
    • Gail Shaver
    • Deanna Carpentier
    • Maryann H Friesen
    • Dielle Driedger
    • Simeon de Schepper
  • Counselling Approach
    • It Takes Courage
  • Book an Appointment
  • Locations
  • Blog
  • Contact Us

Category: <span>Parenting</span>

Conexus CounsellingA Thoughtful Look at LifeParenting
Friend-books for grandbabies
March 28, 2021 | Carolyn Klassen | 0 Comments | Living Well, Parenting | Beverly Cleary, books, bookshelf

Friend-Books for grandbabies

Husband set up the beautiful and innovative bookshelf for books that my kids loved. Ready for the next generation to make friends with books!

Here is your life. You might never have been, but you are because the party wouldn't have been complete without you. Frederick Buechner on article of waiting
December 9, 2020 | Carolyn Klassen | 0 Comments | COVID-19 and mental health, Parenting

Waiting–Done and Yet Not

The waiting for Baby B is over. He’s here. Now we wait for the vaccine. It’s coming but it’s not here yet.

December 2, 2020 | Carolyn Klassen | 0 Comments | COVID-19 and mental health, Parenting

Dear Baby B,

A love letter to my unborn grandson, Baby B, in the middle of a pandemic.

Sorry, school administrators. We parents apologize in advance.
September 5, 2020 | Carolyn Klassen | 0 Comments | COVID-19 and mental health, Parenting | back to school 2020

Sorry, in advance, school administrator!

Parents are likely to be hard on school administrators like principals this year. It won’t be fair, but it’s hard.

Children are pieces of our hearts outside of us. Take care of them. Take care of us.
September 3, 2020 | Carolyn Klassen | 0 Comments | COVID-19 and mental health, Parenting

Parents, this is hard.

Parents are in a difficult time sending their children back to school during COVID-19. This is hard. Grace to you.

A blessing for the start of the pandemic school year
August 16, 2020 | Carolyn Klassen | 0 Comments | Parenting, Redemption, Relationships, The Daring Way ™, Trauma | Covid-19, COVID-19 coping, Pandemic, School 2020

A poem: Grace for school time

A blessing of grace for parents, teachers, children, and others involved in the start of the 2020 school year.

listen to the beat
July 10, 2020 | Carolyn Klassen | 3 Comments | Parenting

Listen to the beat…

Listen to the beat that will change my son’s life, my life, our lives forever.

COVID-19 guided journal: What is mentionable is manageable—a creativity journal Compassionately understanding one’s soul in the weird new normal of 2020
May 22, 2020 | Carolyn Klassen | 0 Comments | Anger, Anxiety, Conexus Counselling News, Parenting, Redemption, Relationships | mentionable is manageable book

COVID-19 Guided Journal Book out now!

The COVID-19 Pandemic guided journal is here! Make art to explore and understand your soul in this weird new normal. Available now!

You're hurting. They're hurting. But you're the grownup
May 6, 2020 | Carolyn Klassen | 0 Comments | Parenting, Rising Strong | Covid-19, COVID-19 coping

I don’t want to be the grownup!

Can you remember being 16? Could you possibly imagine what a pandemic would have been like for you when you were a teen? I can, and it gives me the shivers! I didn’t go to school to learn. I went to hang out with friends. I liked sports practice, but I liked talking on the …

April 21, 2020 | Carolyn Klassen | 0 Comments | Parenting | Covid-19, COVID-19 coping

The math doesn’t work

Working from home full time and homeschooling full time is an unrealistic expectation for parents.

Posts navigation

1 2 … 11

Subscribe To Our Blog!

Categories

  • A Thought (56)
  • Addiction (4)
  • Anger (32)
  • Anxiety (68)
  • Bergen and Associates Counselling News (87)
  • Conexus Counselling News (31)
  • Couples (150)
  • COVID-19 and mental health (29)
  • COVID-19 update (1)
  • Dare to Lead (4)
  • Depression (46)
  • DIY Connection Projects (5)
  • Encouragement (121)
  • FAQs about… (9)
  • Going to Counselling (59)
  • Grief (98)
  • Growing (29)
  • Hump Day Nudge (62)
  • infidelity (16)
  • Living Well (255)
  • Men's pain and shame (27)
  • NULL (16)
  • Parenting (104)
  • Perfectionism (16)
  • Premarital Counselling (23)
  • Redemption (5)
  • Relationships (209)
  • Rising Strong (66)
  • Self Compassion (18)
  • Self esteem (25)
  • shame (84)
  • Social Justice/Racism (1)
  • TED and TEDxWinnipeg (10)
  • The Daring Way ™ (92)
  • Therapists (11)
  • Trauma (28)
  • Uncategorized (10)
Conexus Counselling Logo - Winnipeg Manitoba
Through careful and effective discussion, we can help you process a distressing situation or area of your life. Free from the "rut", you may discover a way to live the life you want to live.
Learn more about us
  • Home
  • Therapists
  • Counselling Approach
  • Book an Appointment
  • Locations
  • Contact Us
  • 204.275.1045
  • info@conexuscounselling.ca
Areas of Therapy
  • Areas of Therapy
  • Individual Counselling
  • Family Therapy
  • Couple / Marriage Counselling
  • Anger Management
  • Premarital Counselling
  • Life Circumstance
  • The Daring Way™
Testimonials

Connection doesn't exist without giving and receiving. We need to give and we need to receive.

Dr. Brené BrownResearcher and story teller

If you don't know what do to, or you don't know how to be, look to the guy beside you...and just be his best friend... And that will be enough.

Ben Josephsoncoach

I suppose that since most of our hurts come through relationship, so will our healing.

Wm. Paul YoungAuthor

The good life is built with good relationships.

Dr. Robert WaldingerHarvard reseracher

Compassion is not a relationship between the healer and the wounded. It is a relationship of equals. Only when we know our own darkness are we able present with the darkness of others.

Pema Chödrön
Next Previous
Copyright © 2020 – Conexus Counselling (formerly Bergen & Associates) – Winnipeg. All Rights Reserved.