Visions articles

When heaviness descends, it can be easy for our internal sensors to mistake a passing cloud for a storm—even when you work and teach in the fields of self-care, peer support and psychosocial rehabilitation like Jenn does. Find out strategies Jenn finds useful in her personal and professional practice to nurture acceptance and self-compassion.

There are no perfectly straight lines in nature; so, too, with recovery. There as many words and metaphors describing the ups and downs of recovery as there are experiences of it. But whether they are falls or wobbles or fears of falls and wobbles, they are still movements forward. And with each reset of equilibrium comes new learning and new muscles.

Creating a healthy and supported, independent lifestyle for people with disabilities

Alexi McGreer, Vela Canada

The critical role of personal support networks for our loved ones living with disability

Rebecca Pauls

Why, how and when to use them

Gail Rutledge, BA, CPS (F)

Family Caregivers of BC is ready to help

Janet McLean, MBA

But as parents, we never stop trying

A mother

When our adult kids still need us

Holly Horwood