Ganga Daryanani, RSW Psychotherapist
22 Southport St. M6S4Y9 Toronto, ON, Canada

Is Unconditional Love Possible? Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we were loved and accepted exactly as we are? Many times during psychotherapy sessions, my clients have uttered some version of, I just want to be unconditionally loved! I want someone who can accept me with my flaws and foibles. Read more...... http://torontocounselling.blogspot.ca//is-unconditional-lo

Love is Within Reach by Dr. Sue Johnson Marriage may be on the rise but that doesn’t mean we’re getting any better at relationships. Read more....... http://torontocounselling.blogspot.ca/

How to Listen to Pain http://torontocounselling.blogspot.ca/ Shame is an intensely painful feeling or experience of believing that we are flawed and therefore unworthy of love and belonging......read more

Monogamy has been getting a bad rap these days... Read more..... http://torontocounselling.blogspot.ca/

How to Ease the Holiday Blues Charlie Brown immortalized the uncanny dissonance of the holiday blues in this classic Christmas tale. I first heard about the holiday blues when..... (to read more) http://torontocounselling.blogspot.ca/

Where does Love Go Wrong This blog is about understanding what your fights are about. http://torontocounselling.blogspot.ca/

http://torontocounselling.blogspot.ca/ What every couple should know about emotions.

Why Men Stay Away from Therapy - and Why It's Actually a Perfect Match. By Margarita Tartakovsky, M.S A man went to see psychologist Ryan Howes solely because his wife wanted him to. She wanted him to work on his communication and become more comfortable with intimacy. He wanted to be anywhere but there.... Many men feel this way about therapy.* And many men avoid it even when they’re struggling and need it most. They often see attending therapy as a sign of weakness or....read more www.torontocounselling.blogspot.ca

How to Achieve Empathy http://torontocounselling.blogspot.ca//how-to-achieve-empa

Beyond Finances in Divorce by guest blogger: Kathryn Jankowski, Certified Financial Divorce Specialist, Accredited Family Mediator Often when couples fight about money the conflict isn’t actually about money at all. Money provokes all kinds of emotions including fear, greed and the need for power, just to name a few. As a Financial Family Mediator I have many clients sit in my office and argue about money. Mostly, it’s about who will receive the lion’s share of wealth.... http://torontocounselling.blogspot.ca/

Feeling Stressed Out? In today’s fast paced and very hectic world, just about everyone will feel stressed-out at some time in their life. In fact, if someone said they’ve never been stressed-out, would you believe them? First I want to state that stress can be both negative and positive. An example of positive stress would be:...Continue reading