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How to strengthen your mental health and positively impact those around you? The objective of the Meetual blog is to support you in this noble task.
Post pandemic
The question I kept asking myself was: Are we coming out of the pandemic in the same way we entered it?
The lessons of the pandemic
Although we are probably seeing the light at the end of the tunnel regarding the pandemic, returning to our previous lives involves also the “butterfly ...
3 questions parents ask during consultation process
Meetual’s team asked Danielle Perrier, English and French speaking specialist in early childhood, childhood and adolescence (0-17 years old) about those frequent questions. Here is ...
Conversation with Dr. Lisa Campisi, child (parent) and adolescent psychologist
Dr. Campisi will start her services on the Meetual platform in April 2022. The team asked her a few questions to introduce her to the ...
Virtuality, the sequel
I know that my ideas as to why virtual therapy is so useful might be wrong. What I do know for certain is that clients ...
Holidays and honesty
These holidays are a good occasion to be honest with ourselves. The good things that we have or that we lack, the events that happened ...
The first psychoeducator at Meetual
Welcome ! I am Danielle Perrier, psychoeducator specializing in toddlerhood and early intervention.
How many layers does a psychotherapy have?
When we start a therapy, how long will it take? how many different stages will it have? Of course the answer depends on many variables. ...
On becoming a therapist
We do not become psychologists magically. Usually our pasts have brought us to study psychology to understand, to help others, to help ourselves.
Virtuality (with a team)
As a psychologist, changing from a presential mode to a virtual one was not easy. I am glad I embraced virtuality and I feel great ...
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The lessons of the pandemic
Although we are probably seeing the light at the end of the tunnel regarding the pandemic, returning to our previous lives involves also the “butterfly effect” where small changes in a process might develop later into large differences.