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Adolescence is the period between puberty and adulthood when teens go through a lot of physiological, emotional, and social turmoil. A therapist who specializes in adolescence is better equipped to deal with the unique environment and daily activities as it relates to this specialized age group.
Accelerated experiential dynamic psychotherapy (AEDP) is a mind-body approach that helps patients—and ourselves—become stronger at the broken places.
Children have unique needs depending where they’re at in the normal phases of psychological development. A therapist that understands the challenges of different ages groups is more effective at providing treatment than a generalized therapist who uses methods geared towards adults.
The way we think about things affects how we feel emotionally. Psychotherapists who specialize in cognitive behavioural therapy, also known as CBT, help you to take charge of your feelings so you can dispute negative self-talk and replace it with helpful, useful thoughts.
Therapy for couples can involve any two people in a committed relationship. Couples therapy can help you work through your differences, communicate better and address challenges in your relationship.
Gestalt Therapy incorporates relational and experiential methods to foster new awareness and provide support for personal growth and healing. It can improve personal and family relationships, and help in processing transformational events such as deep grief, connecting with personal power, self love and self esteem. It can help you to navigate life changes such as career, relationships or immigration.
Hypnotherapy, sometimes called therapeutic trance, draws from hypnosis and mesmerism to help you connect with your inner wisdom. With the help of a guided meditation hypnotherapist, this method of therapy can give you a deeper connection to yourself and your life.
Work one-to-one with your psychotherapist in a private setting, either on location at their office, or via video conference therapy where available.
Psychodynamic therapy focuses on unconscious processes as they are manifested in a person’s present behavior. The goals of psychodynamic therapy are a client’s self-awareness and understanding of the influence of the past on present behavior.
A registered psychotherapist is a regulated practitioner in psychotherapy in good standing with the College of Psychotherapists of Ontario.
A form of trauma therapy, sensorimotor psychotherapy looks at how your body processes experiences with your emotions and thoughts to help you deal with traumatic memories and find happiness.
If you’re outside Toronto or the surrounding GTA, or are limited in your ability to travel, you may consider working with one of our psychotherapists via video conferencing therapy.