Depression Toronto. Counselling, Therapy, and Treatment for Depression in Toronto, Ontario.
Welcome to our network of depression therapists in Toronto who are trained and experienced in counselling and treatment for depression. You are not on this journey alone, no matter how depressed, there is hope. Depression counselling Toronto, ON with a licensed psychotherapist or psychologist that specializes in depressive disorders in Ontario can help you find new hope and healing for your life. Choose a Toronto depression counselor or psychologist below to begin your new journey of healing.
Counsellors For Depression Treatment Near Toronto, ON
Christina Becker, MBA, Dip. Analy. Psych. (Zurich)
Jungian Analyst, Clinical Member, OSP
Email: Contact Christina
437 Roncesvalles Avenue, Toronto M6R 3B9
Email: Contact Christina
437 Roncesvalles Avenue, Toronto M6R 3B9
I see depression as having two origins. It is a natural response to being overwhelmed or being unable to deal with circumstances of one's life. Then energy is not available for every day tasks. Depression can also be understood as a soul-loss, that is, a lost connection to the energy that creates meaning. As a Jungian Analyst, my focus is on uncovering the unconscious reasons for the depression and to find creative ways to release blocked psychic energy.
Dharshini Chanderbhan, BSc., M.A
'Are you sleeping too much? or not at all? Do you feel a lack of motivation to move forward or do almost anything? Do you feel an overall sense of sadness that you just can't seem to shake? Our therapists work with you to cope with these feelings, and to eventually overcome the sense of sadness that you may be carrying with you. Chanderbhan Counselling Services uses warmth, nurturing, and a client centered approach to collaborate with you to cope effectively with any of your symptoms of Depression.
Sarah Chana Radcliffe, M.Ed., C.Psych.Assoc.
I will show you powerful techniques and strategies to reduce the stress that triggers periods of low mood as I help you to dive into your own inner world to release sadness and despair that currently drains your energy. I will show you how to open the door to your heart where you can change - at the deepest level - the way you feel, think and live. You will experience greater happiness and emotional freedom than ever before.
New Realities Eating Disorders Recovery Centre
Email: Contact New Realities Eating Disorders Recovery Centre
62 Charles Street East, Suite 103, Toronto M4Y 1T1
Depression is commonly associated with eating disorders. The question of which came first has not been definitively answered. Perhaps that is because sometimes the eating disorder came first and sometimes the depression did. Whichever, both need to be addressed. At New Realities, we can help you identify situations, negative or distorted beliefs and lifestyle patterns that contribute to depression and help you then to create solutions where possible, develop more optimistic thinking and incorporate more enjoyable, fulfilling activities into your life.
Eliza Fernandes, MSW, RSW
I often see clients struggling with depression in my practice. In a collaborative manner, we map out how depression came into your life, it's affects, how it does not allow you to be yourself and how you would prefer to live. Through this process we begin to understand depression's tricks and larger constructs that allow for it's existence. This leads often to "aha" moments and significant ways of managing and at times moving beyond depression.
Robert T. Muller, Ph.D., C.Psych.
Depression can affect many areas of functioning including relationships, work and school performance, and general well being. Clients come to see me for psychotherapy in my practice in downtown Toronto in order to help them with difficulties surrounding feelings of depression, mood and anxiety disorders, and feelings of sadness resulting from significant losses.
Sandra Lewis, MA, EFT-Adv., SFBT, OSP, OACCPP
Depression responds amazingly well to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, according to all the studies. In fact CBT is THE most researched therapy, with a very high success rate... around 95%. If you would prefer not to take anti-depressants, CBT can work quite well to manage or eliminate your depression. If you are already on anti-depressants, CBT can still work to help you feel better.
In addition, EFT is a powerful tool for the release of emotions in the moment. It works instantaneously to make you feel better. Together these are powerful tools to help you feel as happy as possible.
Nalini Iype, BA (Hon), MC:AT, CCC
Certified Clinical Counsellor and Art Therapist
Email: Contact Nalini
2386A Bloor Street West, Toronto M6S 1P5
Email: Contact Nalini
2386A Bloor Street West, Toronto M6S 1P5
Depression is more than just having the blues. It can affect all aspects of your life. Maybe you feel tired all the time, lost your appetite, or you wake up feeling like there's no hope. I can help you find joy in your life again. Let me guide you through the dark feelings to a place of peace and contentment. You *can* feel good again. Call me for a free phone consultation.
Victoria Lorient-Faibish, MEd (Pych), CCC, RPP
Holistic Psychotherapist, Canadian Certified Counsellor
Email: Contact Victoria
14 Prince Arthur Avenue Suite 209, Toronto M5R 1A9
Email: Contact Victoria
14 Prince Arthur Avenue Suite 209, Toronto M5R 1A9
In my practice I work a multi pronged approach to this difficult state being.
Traditional talk therapy: Giving space for the client to explore and express feelings, own awareness’s, transform thoughts, grieve, vent, and neutralize guilt, anger and fear. New understandings and thus new neural pathways begin to form.
Also marital therapy, Somatic focusing: A profound process of accessing the deep subconscious through breathe work and closed eyed dialoguing with the body, the mind and spirit.
And Life Coaching, meditation, visualization, Emotional Freedom Technique, New Decision Therapy, Polarity Therapy, Cranosacral, Reiki, forgiveness and acceptance work. The combination is powerful.
Lesli Musicar, M.Ed., Counselling Psychology
Depression comes in many forms. At its most severe, it can cripple us, zap our energy, and make it impossible to get out of bed. But more often, it can feel like sadness, loneliness, indifference, or boredom. Sometimes it comes from current circumstances. Usually it has much deeper roots. I can help you devise strategies to climb out of the hole. And I can help you to find more effective ways to stay out of it. Together, we will get to the bottom of your depression, and clear out old hurts for good. As I support you to take better care of yourself, you will find a new zest for life. The future will become something to look forward to, and the present will be a time to embrace.
Jothi Ramesh, M.S.W (equiv), R.S.W
Depression is a debilitating disorder. People who are depressed often feel trapped in a vortex of despair and find it challenging to push themselves away from the negativity that envelops their thoughts. By using cognitive behavioural techniques, I help people to change the negative thoughts and improve the mood. I also use breathing techniques and resiliency strengthening modalities to deal with depression.
Tara McGee, MSW, RSW, dip TIRP, OSP Clinical Mmber
Psychotherapist and Registered Social Worker
Email: Contact Tara
30 Wellington St. West, Toronto M5L 1L5
Email: Contact Tara
30 Wellington St. West, Toronto M5L 1L5
Depression is a very complex set of emotions that can cause real difficulties in a person's life. I believe in working from a compassionate and empathic place to help you untangle the complexity of this experience and to help you find some possible causes. Helping you to develop a better understanding of the nuances of your unique experience often alleviates the pain depression can cause and this helps you begin to live your life in a more fulfilling way.
Greg Dorter, MA
When you’re depressed, life can seem overwhelming and empty and you may find yourself lacking in motivation or direction. If you’re struggling with depression, I can help you gain insight into what's contributing to your depression and how you can start feeling better. Drawing on cognitive therapy (CBT) and other methods, we’ll identify concrete steps and changes you can make to overcome your depression. I’ll help you learn to relate more effectively to difficult emotions and moods so you become able to tolerate these feelings without being overwhelmed. As your mood begins to improve, you'll begin to feel more positive about yourself and your life, and more hopeful about the future.
Allan Findlay, MSW, RSW, Certified EFT Couple Therapist
Registered Clinical Social Worker
Email: Contact Allan
110 Eglinton Ave W. Suite 303E, Toronto M4R 1A3
Email: Contact Allan
110 Eglinton Ave W. Suite 303E, Toronto M4R 1A3
In life we are faced with one change after another. We are always in some state of transition. Just reflect for a moment on all the events that have brought change to your life in the past year. Consider changes that are difficult, painful or confusing. What are the changes in your close relationships that have occurred for you?
Perhaps, it is the loss of a relationship, the death of a parent, spouse or close friend, your marriage ended, your young adult children left home, an aging parent who develops dementia requires a move to nursing home.
When we suffer loss, sadness and sometimes depression follow. Therapy helps you out of the sadness or depression.
Tammy Laber, MA
Do you hate to get out of bed in the morning? Are you struggling through most days? Life doesn't have to be that way! Let's help you deal with stressors in a positive way and create more meaning in your life. Depression is very treatable. You deserve to thrive, not just survive! Call me today and we can start to find the path that works for you.
Bernie Golden, RIHR
Some symptoms of depression include: Prolonged sadness, Lack of interest and passion, Lack of motivation, Low energy, Sleep problems, Feelings of guilt and shame, Hopelessness, feeling empty inside.
Psychotherapy is a proven method of treating depression that can do more than just address the symptoms of depression. Psychotherapy can help a person get to the root cause of his or her depression and provide the tools to help you prevent future recurrences of the depression.
Paul Parnass, M.S.W. R.S.W.
Are you having trouble sleeping and eating? Do you find it difficult to get out of bed in the morning? Perhaps you find yourself crying frequently? And maybe you find that you lack energy and motivation. Depression can creep into our lives without us knowing, and without an understanding of what it is we are experiencing. As a counsellor I work a lot with clients who come to me to talk about depression. When I meet with you I will ask you questions about how you are coping with your situation, and if I think you might be depressed, I will talk with you about it. Depression can be treated successfully and I want you to know that I can use many strategies to help you overcome your depression.
Ed Santana, MA, Psychotherapist
As a psychotherapist in downtown Toronto, I work with many people experiencing some level of depression, and many do not even know they have been living with it. In difficult times, it can be extremely helpful and even critical to find someone to help provide the supports needed to understand, manage, and heal from depression. As a depth psychotherapist, I work with a considerable respect for the conscious and unconscious forces that seem to overwhelm a person with challenges. In therapy, we work together to explore and locate the sources of depression and find ways to return back to health.
Mitra Gholamain, Ph.D. C. Psych
Depression is usually defined as feeling sad and emotionally distraught. However, contrary to such common beliefs, depression is about losing contact with life. A person who is depressed is usually lethargic, disinterested, devoid of all feeling, including feeling of sadness. Depression is about loss of vitality and zest for life. In most cases, depression is triggered by the experience of loss (i.e. loss of a relationship, capacity for work, illness, financial instability or dislocation). Psychotherapy provides a safe space to process life experiences that might have activatated such feelings of loss and offer support to work through such challenging life experiences.
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