Transitions Counselling Services

11/11/2025

We remember all those who lost precious time with loved ones to serve, those who came home forever changed and those who never returned. We honour and thank all veterans and military members, as well as their loved ones, for our peace and safety, and indeed for the lives we all get to live.

11/07/2025

What a fantastic first class this evening for Cognitive Behaviour Therapy with Mindfulness (CBTm)!

We are looking forward to the next 5 weeks, learning and applying the tools of CBTm together with a wonderful group.

Although registrations for this round of the 5 week course are now closed, you can reach out to get on the list for future offerings of this great course! To learn more about CBTm and how it could benefit you, email tsagle.transitions@gmail.com or call 705-632-9250

Special thanks to the Trent Hills Public Library for use of their beautiful space for the course!

11/05/2025

Great ideas to help children with separations. Sharing from Dr. Deborah MacNamara, PhD

When Saying Goodbye is Hard

For anyone with children struggling with separation during the day, here are 20 ways to bridge the gap between you.

Bridging is an attachment ritual that helps a child hold onto something that represents the relationship and the promise of a return.

I tried these all out with my kids, and they loved them. My favourite was the locket necklace with pictures of the family in it. I would load the locket up with never ending kisses in the morning. I knew they had a hard day when they said they "had to use all the kisses."

This infographic is available on my website.

11/02/2025

Excellent explanation of trauma responses. Thank you to the folks at The Creative Path Trauma and Wellness Centre❤️

10/26/2025

This is so very true❤️

09/30/2025

The impacts of colonialism continue and truth and reconciliation requires more than one day of recognition. That is why today and everyday, we honour Indigenous people and remember the children who never returned home, and the Survivors of residential schools, their families and communities.
We learn from Indigenous communities. We look for any opportunity to be allies and supporters in Indigenous communities healing and thriving. 🧡

September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. CASW honours the children who never returned home, the Survivors of residential schools, and their families and communities. We acknowledge the ongoing impacts of colonialism and recognize that truth and reconciliation require more than one day of recognition as it calls us to continue to learn, listen and take action. For social workers, this is a time of reflection, to examine our role in systems that have caused harm, to learn from Indigenous knowledge and leadership, and to consider how our practice can support healing, justice, and sovereignty.

CASW pauses today in remembrance, reflection, and commitment to fostering relationships rooted in respect and accountability.

09/26/2025

Exciting things are happening! We are thrilled to offer this class to the community. Please reach out to Tiffany with any questions and/or to register: Email - tsagle.transitions@gmail.com
or Phone - 705-632-9250

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy with Mindfulness Course
Dates: Nov 6, 13, 20, 27 and Dec 4, 2025
Time: 5-6:30 PM, each evening
Cost: $200 per participant (includes all 5 sessions)
Location: Campbellford Public Library, 98 Bridge St. East
Campbellford, ON K0L 1L0
Please note: Discounted spots are available if needed. Course may also be covered by insurance plan

07/26/2025

We echo this statement and stand with survivors❤️

To E.M. and to all survivors of sexual violence: we see you. We believe you. We honour your strength in speaking your truth.

We know that today’s outcome is deeply painful for many. It reflects the ongoing challenges survivors face in navigating systems that have historically failed to prioritize their experiences and needs. Once again, we have watched as our legal system failed to provide accountability on issues of extremely troubling behaviour.

This case and the public conversation surrounding it have stirred up anger, grief, and exhaustion. These feelings are valid. Moments like this can bring forward painful reminders of how difficult it can be to seek safety, support, and justice.

Regardless of any verdict, our commitment remains unchanged. Survivors must be heard, respected, and supported. This holds true whether or not they report, and whether or not the legal system reflects their truth.

We stand in unwavering solidarity with E.M. and with all survivors. This includes those who share their stories and those who cannot. Believing survivors and working to end gender-based violence are responsibilities we all share.

You are not alone. We are with you.

If you or someone you know needs help, you can contact a women’s shelter or transition house in your area. Visit our Get Help page to find links to shelters, other services, and information that may be helpful to you: https://canadianwomen.org/support-services/

07/26/2025

07/21/2025

Could your child benefit from some math practice over the summer? Volunteer tutor Diane Moore knows how to make math practice fun! Your child is welcome to come to all four Thursday meet-ups or just when convenient. Free of charge. Email jennifer.madden@trenthills.ca to let us know you are coming!