Lindsay Dupuis, MA, CCC, Author at Kingston Integrated Healthcare Inc.

On Starting Something New: How to Embrace & Own Change

Written by Lindsay Dupuis, MA, CCC on September 1, 2017.

Change is stressful, especially when it’s unexpected change. But even planned, positive change can put you on your toes!

People have a general tendency to fear the unknown. Oftentimes, we’d rather stick with what we know because it’s familiar and, well, let’s face it, the familiar is comfortable. When we look into a future of unknowns it tends to feel largely out of our control, and this lack of control is what tends to make us feel stressed. So, when we think about starting something new, we might hesitate, make excuses, or save the change for “one day when…”

How is it, then, that you can stop procrastinating and actually make change happen?

Introducing Our Private Mindfulness Meditation Training Sessions

Written by Lindsay Dupuis, MA, CCC on July 14, 2017.

How It Changed My Life, and How It Can Change Yours, Too

No matter where I go or what I’m faced with in this life, one consistency that I find myself with is my ability to turn inward – not in a self-destructive way (although, admittedly, this does happen from time to time), but in a way that allows me to befriend, get to know, and take care of myself like I would my own best friend, a loved one, or my very own child.

The Importance of Reconnecting with Your Values

Written by Lindsay Dupuis, MA, CCC on June 3, 2017.

(3.5 min read) We all get lost from time to time. That’s part of being human.

Sometimes life throws you unexpected curve balls, but sometimes you make a series of conscious decisions that, without you even realizing it at the time, end up throwing you so far off course that you wake up with the sudden realization, one day, that you hardly even recognize yourself anymore.

Why Impatience May be a Source of Your Discontent: And, What to do About It

Written by Lindsay Dupuis, MA, CCC on May 1, 2017.

(3.5 min read)

Patience is a virtue.

That’s how the saying goes.

And a virtue, according to Oxford Living Dictionaries, is a quality considered morally good or desirable in a person.

Introducing Our 4- Week Introduction to Mindfulness Meditation Course

Written by Lindsay Dupuis, MA, CCC on April 18, 2017.

Did you know that, according to Statistics Canada, nearly a quarter of all Canadian adults rate their daily stress levels as moderate to high? And, did you know that stress accounts for lower quality of life and can have significant negative impacts on your physical and mental health?

If ongoing stress is playing a role in your life, or if you would otherwise like to practice slowing down the fast pace of your busy world, then this is the course for you!

Join Lindsay Dupuis, Mental Health Counsellor, for this 4-week course in which you will learn how to take control of your mind and gain energy back through a series of educational lessons and guided meditations…

Start Your Day off Right with this 10-Minute Morning Routine

Written by Lindsay Dupuis, MA, CCC on April 1, 2017.

(4 min read) Everyone has a morning routine as unique as the house they live in.

Some are long and complex. Others are quick and to the point. I’d be willing to bet, though, that just about everyone’s morning routine involves making themselves look more presentable. Showers wash away flat morning hair, toothpaste strips away bad breath, make-up covers flaws, and clothing camouflages bodily imperfections. For a society that values physical appearances, many of us make this a priority in order to put our best faces forward.

Author: Lindsay Dupuis, MA, CCC

On Starting Something New: How to Embrace & Own Change

Introducing Our Private Mindfulness Meditation Training Sessions

The Importance of Reconnecting with Your Values

Why Impatience May be a Source of Your Discontent: And, What to do About It

Introducing Our 4- Week Introduction to Mindfulness Meditation Course

Start Your Day off Right with this 10-Minute Morning Routine

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