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Why I Don't Always Ask “Why?” in Counselling: Lessons From My Abbotsford Practice
“Why?” can be a useful question in counselling, but it can also leave us searching for an explanation we don't have yet. After years of working with clients, I've become more interested in slowing things down, getting curious about what actually happened, and letting the “why” come later.
Evan Vukets
Sep 158 min read


Why Men Pull Away in Relationships: The Weight of Wearing Armour All Day
Some men spend all day being competent, reliable, and strong, only to come home with nothing left. Here is why that can look like pulling away, even when the relationship matters deeply.
Evan Vukets
Sep 159 min read


Healthy Relationship Communication: Moving from Gridlock to Dialogue
Some men argue. Others avoid conflict altogether. Surprisingly, both can become stuck in the same place. Learn how moving from gridlock to genuine dialogue can transform the way you communicate in your relationship.
Evan Vukets
Aug 59 min read


Relapse Is Not Failure: How to Get Curious Instead of Crushed
A relapse can feel like everything has fallen apart. But it does not erase your progress. This article explores why relapse is better understood as information than failure, and how getting curious instead of crushed can strengthen recovery moving forward.
Evan Vukets
Jul 98 min read
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