Family Counselling Unionville ON. Family Therapist, Family Counsellor in Unionville, Ontario.
Welcome to our network of family therapists in Unionville. Strife and turmoil in the home, or with extended family, can damage many of our relationships. Family counselling Unionville, ON with a licensed and skilled family counselor can help find common ground, and begin restoration and healing. We hope that you will contact any one of our Unionville family counselors below for more information and to book an appointment.
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Veronica Waisbein, M.A. (C) OACCPP
The struggle to understand the infant-mother bond is one that touches everybody deeply because it holds the clues of who we are and what we become. Some of us are afraid of becoming a parent because of the fear of being as emotionally difficult with his child as his parents were with him. For some this is a real threat as they tend to re-enact the worst aspects of their childhood upbringing. What do children need, at a minimum in order to feel that the world is a positive place? How do we take care of this child? What experiences in infancy will help them to feel confident enough to develop healthy relations or rebound from adversity? What can we do to minimize risks? Call us, we can help.
Iris Benrubi, M.A.
Is your family full of conflict? Are you tired of being triggered and feeling like the referree? Do you feel like no matter what you do you can never win? Family counseling will help the members of your family find new and healthy ways to communicate their needs and ways of dealing with their frustration and conflict with one another. Help is just around the corner.
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
Communication.empathy and forgiveness work are a primary focus in family therapy with me. We work with many modalities including Traditional talk therapy: Giving space for the family 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 and patterns begin to form. This is a profoundly transformational set of tools that can bring families to stronger places of connection and union.
Kenneth Gardner, RMFT, LMFT
Registered & Licensed Marriage Family Therapist
Email: Contact Kenneth
30 Walkerton Drive, Markham L3P 1H8
Email: Contact Kenneth
30 Walkerton Drive, Markham L3P 1H8
Family therapy involves all members of a family, and in some cases, members of the extended family. I conduct sessions to help you deal with important issues that may interfere with the functioning of your family and the home environment. I will help your family members improve communication, solve family problems, understand and handle special family situations, and create a better functioning, loving home. My goal is to improve communication and joy within your family, and resolve the problems that led you to seek treatment. If you feel your family could benefit from family therapy, please give me a call today, so I can answer your questions, or to schedule an appointment.
Amelia Perri, RN, BScN, MC
When working with families I aim to focus on common ground and shared hopes and goals. This sets the stage for collaboratively working through conflicts so that common goals can be achieved. Focusing on positive family experiences and strengths of the family are also helpful in reconnecting family members. Understanding relationship patterns and encouraging new ways of communicating and interacting often allows families to practice different ways of being with and understanding one another and can often alleviate tension for more pleasurable family experiences.
Bayridge Counselling Centre
Individual, Couples, and Family Counselling
Email: Contact Bayridge Counselling Centre
100 Matheson Blvd. E. #204, Mississauga L4Z 2G7
Email: Contact Bayridge Counselling Centre
100 Matheson Blvd. E. #204, Mississauga L4Z 2G7
Sometimes the difficulties occurring in a family are systemic - which means that there is not really a 'problem person' but a family interaction malfunction. In family counselling, it is understood that everyone in the family impacts and affects everyone else and the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. It is also understood that the way to 'fix' a family problem is not by simply changing specific behaviours, but by changing the structure of the family. This can be a very important process for the many different types of families that we have in our society.
John Kovac, M.A. RMFT, AAMFT, OACCPP
My approach to family therapy is rooted in family systems therapy. To a degree we are all part of a greater system where each part affect other parts of a system. The systems therapy views change in terms of the systems of interaction between family members. I do believe that family relationships are important factor in psychological health.
We at Ontario Association for Marriage and Family Therapy believe that marriage or any other form of intimate relationship is the most precious relationship in one’s life. I treat it that way.
Ganga Daryanani, R.S.W.
Sometimes a client will come to me, and it is evident that in order for the client to improve, the whole family needs to be included in the process. This is especially evident in the case of a young person, like a teenager.
Seeing how the family unit interacts with each other gives me a clearer view on why the difficulties are arising. My role is to help create positive and effective communication between family members. When this happens, issues from the past and present are peacefully resolved.
This process helps my clients gain insight into themselves and learn how to communicate more harmoniously with their family.
Robert T. Muller, Ph.D., C.Psych.
Clients come to see me in my practice in downtown Toronto in order to help them focus on problems and conflicts between family members. In some cases, this includes parent-child conflicts. And in others, this may include conflicts between the adults in home, who may have differing approaches to parenting. Finally, excessive conflicts between siblings may also be a reason for family therapy.
Vicki Nishihama, M.Div. D.Ac. RNCP
Marriage and Family Therapist
Email: Contact Vicki
Location of Therapist: Newmarket/Bradford, ON L3Z 3A2
Email: Contact Vicki
Location of Therapist: Newmarket/Bradford, ON L3Z 3A2
Marriage and Family Therapists are relationship specialists. Vicki often works with individuals, couples or numerous family members in session to help you, your partner and/or family members to recognize troubling behavior patterns and explore new, more helpful ways of relating to one another. Family Therapy can help you have a healthier relationship with your "Self", a spouse, a child or even a co-worker.
Allan Findlay, MSW, RSW, Certified EFT Couple Therapist
Is your teen’s ‘attitude’ driving you crazy?
Have they changed so much that you wonder if this is really your child?
There is a good chance therapy can help…
Perhaps your teenager is:
Uncommunicative and disrespectful
Defiant, argumentative and rude
Struggling to fit in with peers
Highly anxious
Extremely embarrassed to be seen near you
Hanging with a whole new group of friends that you have never met
Sullen, silent, spending hours alone in their room
Has gone from a good or very good student to just getting by
I see families for counsellling when they are in a state of crisis- like after the discovery of drugs in their room or when parents feel out of control.
Jothi Ramesh, M.S.W (equiv), R.S.W
Family is the essence of our lives and having a peaceful family envirinment is crucial. When one or more family members are facing challenges individually or with other family members, everyone is affected. In my family therapy practice, I help clients deal with family related issues such as blended family issues, adoloscents issues, children's issues ,extended family issues etc.
Elizabeth Hepworth, HBA, MA, OACCPP
My approach to family therapy is to allow all members of the family the same opportunity to be heard in a non-judgmental space. My role is not to take sides or point out fault but to help develop a framework which will promote healthy communication. We work on "rules of engagement"; finding time to foster a healthy kinship and also help to promote boundaries.
Stacey Dombrowsky, RIHR, RCP
Registered Psychotherapist and Addictions Councellor
Email: Contact Stacey
Location Near Therapist: Unionville, ON
Email: Contact Stacey
Location Near Therapist: Unionville, ON
Depression is not something to be ashamed of , nor is it a character flaw or a sign of a weak personality. No one with depression can just "snap out of it". You wouldn't ask someone to "snap out of diabetes or some other illness, and you cannot expect it of a person with depression. Everyone gets sad sometimes - a brief blue mood, feelings of disappointment or loss. The great news is that up to 80% of people who recieve proper treatment improve as a result. There are two principle modes of treatment for depression - Psychotherapy and medication. Your not alone, millions of families and friends have felt exactly like you. Your one step closer to change
Douglas Lane Smith, B.A, M.A., Ph.D., C.Psych.
Dr. Smith has practiced family therapy since 1980 all over Canada. He works with families who are willing to heal conflicts and learn healthy ways of support, encouragement and support. His usual entrance into family work comes from working with individuals and couples. He has found that when one person in a family has problems the whole family does also. Dr. Smith has also found that an individual or a couple cannot solve the problem until the whole family supports the client or couple.
Moreover, families repeat the same problems from one generation to the other until someone changes the dynamics. Professional help is often the solution to resolving the issues one is facing in life.
Carrie Fleetwood, M.Ed., MFT
'Family' is supposed to be a safe haven, a place that always feels like home. But when there is unresolved conflict and unsatisfying relationships 'family' can feel like anything but! I love to help families (including multi-generational families) be able to communicate and function in healthier ways so that the hurt can stop and love and understanding can be expressed and felt. If you've been thinking about family counselling for a while, don't wait any longer. You'd be surprised at the difference that can be made in a relatively short period of time and how family relationships can heal and grow into safer, more loving places to call 'home'!
David Fairweather
It can be hard to adjust and interact with the person growing from the baby you once knew, particularly if you are motivated to help them avoid all the mistakes that you experienced in your life. For your child, it can feel impossible to be understood by you, especially when you find it hard to be understood by them. I can help you build a stronger bond through mutual respect and shared understanding by leveling the playing field that may be dominating your parent-child relationship. You might be surprised just how quickly things can change when you can engage in a well facilitated discussion that seeks to improve things, rather than trying to mold things to fit your expectations.
Alexandra Bond, Hon.B.Sc, (psych), MSW, RSW
Registered Clinical Therapist
Email: Contact Alexandra
6568 Main St. Stouffville, Stouffville L4A 7W8
Email: Contact Alexandra
6568 Main St. Stouffville, Stouffville L4A 7W8
I view the family as a system. Each individual in the family has a part in how well the system functions. Sometimes the components of the system are imbalanced so that some are over functioning, and some may be underfunctioning. I work with families to tweak and adjust the system to help it to run more smoothly. I address the mini systems that make up the larger system such as the parents relationship, parent-child and sibling relationships, roles within the family, parenting and communication styles, individual/couple/family needs. Sometimes factors such as addictions and mental health also need to be addressed. Families learn healthy new ways to function and are happier post therapy.
Mary Lynn Trotter, MSW, RSW
Mary Lynn provides supports to families where one member faces a disability. She helps parents learn to adjust to a child's emerging challenges - for example at school - and learn as much as they can about the issue. Siblings and other familiy members will have a place to express their feelings about living with one family member who has high needs. Everyone benfits when the stages of adjustment are explained and understood. Strategies for putting respite services in place are provided.
New Roots Therapy, B.A., M.Sc., AAMFT
Individual, Couple and Family Therapy
Email: Contact New Roots Therapy
104 Brock Street South, Unit A, Whitby L1N 4J8
Email: Contact New Roots Therapy
104 Brock Street South, Unit A, Whitby L1N 4J8
In working with families, we aim to explore the power dynamics that exist between members and the ways in which these dynamics can work to maintain a particular pattern that is not of interest to everyone in the family. We look at the ways these patterns can prevent "success", or the achievement of what it is the family truly wants and values. In this way, we adopt a method of systemic or relational thinking; we hope to understand patterns rather than making any one person in the family the "problem". As such, we understand problems as a system of unsatisfying responses.
Note: When working with families, there are times when it is useful to meet with members individually.
Stacey Neumin, Dip.C.S., C.Psych.Assoc.
Registered Psychological Associate
Email: Contact Stacey
9555 Yonge Street, Units 15 & 16, Richmond Hill L4C 9M5
Email: Contact Stacey
9555 Yonge Street, Units 15 & 16, Richmond Hill L4C 9M5
There are times when family relationships break down, and relationships become strained. Sometimes various members of the family unit see things quite differently from one another and these differences are interpreted as unsupportive or dysfunctional. Othertimes unhealthy alliances develop, and the family unit appears to divide up into warring camps. In family therapy every effort is made to re-establish a sense of safety and positive regard towards all members of the family. Tools to empower direct, respectful communication are introduced, and exercises in learning how to reach out to one another for love, support and fun are the result.
Ema Nardella, M.ED., T.C., S.S.C.
I work through a systems & humanistic theory of family dynamics. The child is conceived through the energy field of the parents (family) unconscious needs (called the primitive field). A problem often identified through an individual family member comes about from various projections of other family members. The symptomatic individual can hold the personal/interpersonal dysfunction for the family who is often ill equipped to address the problem more directly. Families learn to become more responsive and less reactive to the individual/illness for a more honest, loving and fluid interpersonal family dynamic.
Angela Colangelo, MA, RMFT (Registered Marriage & Family Therapist)
Registered Marrriage and Family Therapist
Email: Contact Angela
Location of Therapist: Markham, ON L6E 1A3
Email: Contact Angela
Location of Therapist: Markham, ON L6E 1A3
A family can be characterized like a web bound together by feelings, customs, beliefs and behaviours. Whatever happens in one part of the web is felt by other parts as a means of balancing things so that the web does not break. When there is stress in this connectivity or there is a break in the family, we may see any part of the family or the entire family in therapy. Participation by all members becomes crucial in determining the whole picture of what is happening. Sometimes, if the therapy is successful in guiding one or two crucial changes in the family's functioning, stress is significantly alleviated restoring the "web" to a healthier balance.
Anna Toth, M.Sc., RMFT, Approved Supervisor
As a specially trained family therapist, I can work with all members of your family, including children and adolescents. I work together with parents, recognizing your expertise in the lives of your own children. My goal is to strengthen that expertise and restore your relationships to a balanced state. I offer young people a relaxed environment and a variety of ways to express themselves including art, writing, and play.
Susan Armitage, M.Div., CAMF
Individual/Marriage/Family Therapist; Cert. Anger Mgmt Facil
Email: Contact Susan
22 Richmond St., Ste. 105, Richmond Hill L4C 3Y1
Email: Contact Susan
22 Richmond St., Ste. 105, Richmond Hill L4C 3Y1
Family relationships are the most satisfying and fulfilling relationships and at the same time can be potentially the most emotionally-charged and heartbreaking relationships. Even when there is a struggle between two family members, all family members are affected. When it comes to family therapy, it is important to regard the family as a whole as well as each dyadic (paired) relationship within the family. This can be between a parent and child/teen, in-laws, siblings, extended family, or step-parenting/blended families. Separation/divorce struggles such as co-parenting, and many other difficulties disrupt the family system. I have specific training in Family Systems Theory as well as Emotio....
Cindy Hayen, MA
Individual, Couple, and Family Psychotherapist
Email: Contact Cindy
1650 Elgin Mills Road East, Suite 211, Richmond Hill L4S 0B2
Email: Contact Cindy
1650 Elgin Mills Road East, Suite 211, Richmond Hill L4S 0B2
Family dynamics can be challenging. Families are energetic, living systems that are continually in a state of flux. We all know that the process of change is not always a smooth one. Family counselling is an effective way to help all family members make positive changes in their lives both individually and as a family. It is a fact that when one family member has a problem it has an effect on the whole family. Family therapy is useful in addressing issues such as divorce and separation, reconciliation, blended families, family conflict, illness, addictions, etc. Please contact me to explore how family therapy might benefit your family.
Tamar Spilberg, MSW, RSW
Master of Social Work, Register Social Worker
Email: Contact Tamar
1118 Centre St. Suite #205, Thornhill L4J 7R9
Email: Contact Tamar
1118 Centre St. Suite #205, Thornhill L4J 7R9
Mental health issues affect the whole family. When loved one experiences mental or social difficulties, the entire family is affected. It is important that the issues are dealt with promptly so that the issues do not develop into disabling factors in one's life.Relationship problems between family members or friends or stresses carried over from the work place into one's life can be alleviated or controlled through learning tools and strategies.
Ellis Nicolson, M.Div; RMFT
Registered Marriage and Family Therapist
Email: Contact Ellis
4291 Village Centre Court, Suite 201, Mississauga L4Z 1S2
Email: Contact Ellis
4291 Village Centre Court, Suite 201, Mississauga L4Z 1S2
Do you have trouble communicating with your kids, spouse, siblings, in-laws, or parents? If you are like most of us, you probably do! Families adopt certain rules for how people are to behave within the family, and more often than not, these rules contribute to unhealthy relationships and communication patterns. It is my job to help families understand and identify their dynamics, and work towards effective and healthy communication patters.
Tammy Laber, MA
Family counselling takes into account all members of the family, because you all affect each other. In addtion, blended families have special challenges that stem from two styles and two sets of rules. It's tough to get the balance just right, but it can be done. I also have experience with kids and teens with oppositional defiant disorder. Let me help you improve the functioning of your family. Your long term happiness is at stake.
Julianne Maslabey, RMFT
Registered Marriage & Family Therapist; Psychotherapist
Email: Contact Julianne
Hwy 7 & 9th Line, Markham L3P 4P3
Email: Contact Julianne
Hwy 7 & 9th Line, Markham L3P 4P3
As a trained Marriage & Family Therapist, I can help you heal hurts in your most significant relationships. Misunderstandings and conflicts between parents and children, siblings or extended family can rob us of the joy in our relationships. My approach focuses on helping to build mutual understanding of one another and teaching strategies to improve communication and conflict resolution.
The Clinic For Emotional Wellness, Ph.D., MSW, R.N.
Psychologists, Social Workers, Occupational Health Nursing
Email: Contact The Clinic For Emotional Wellness
9983 Keele Street, Suite 201, Vaughan L6A 3Y5
Email: Contact The Clinic For Emotional Wellness
9983 Keele Street, Suite 201, Vaughan L6A 3Y5
Family Therapy specializes in working with families and couples as systems. We believe that relationships are fundamental to healthy individuals. Attachment styles to the primary caregiver established in one's earlier life dominates how s/he interacts with others later on. Familial structures provide a safety net but may restrict one's potential as well. Your family therapist works with "dysfunctional" families to reorganize familial structures, modify family members' behaviours, reprocess experiences, and to reconstruct their, often pre-conceived, ideas.
Felina Rezza, MSW, RSW
Families can be a great source of joy and other times a source of pain. Some times members in the family for a myriad of reasons are unable to get along, other times events have happened that have been devastating to the family, what ever the reasons, counselling can be very helpful to the indivudals within the family and to how the family functions as a whole. Counselling through a strengths based and solution focused approach will help to clarify the issues, ensure that each member is heard equally and will assist the family with finding solutions or with reaching agreement and understanding. Often times counselling can help heal individuals and the family.
Deborah MacDonald, BA, MACP, PCC, RPC
Registered Individual, Couples & Family Counsellor
Email: Contact Deborah
112 Athol Street, Whitby Ontario, Whitby L1N 3Y9
Email: Contact Deborah
112 Athol Street, Whitby Ontario, Whitby L1N 3Y9
Working as a family to resolve challenges offers a unique opportunity for learning and growth. Families are at their best, a collective, supporting unit and when experiencing challenges the pain and the frustration of family life can be very difficult. The good news is that there is light at the end of the tunnel! Deborah takes a systems approach to helping families to celebrate the joys and manage the challenges of the family unit.
Shirley Katz Leon, Ph.D.
Canadian Certified Counsellor and Psychotherapist
Email: Contact Shirley
156 Sheppard Avenue West, Unit 3, Toronto M2N 1M8
Email: Contact Shirley
156 Sheppard Avenue West, Unit 3, Toronto M2N 1M8
Family therapy is powerful and dynamic change. Issues never exist or persist in a vacuum, but in a context of direct and indirect reinforcing factors that effective family therapy can identify and help change. Most meaningful joy and pain emerge from family experiences. Why not give a trained therapist a change to raise the level of joy and healthy functioning of your family!
Gui Mansilla, LLM (Arg) M.Div. (Us) Dip GIT (Ca)
Families are the pillar in which our civilization has evolved and will continue to do so in the future and as such is key in the process of formation, growth and healing in the development of healthy organisms. I work with families by helping them to gain awareness of the root causes that have become symptomatic or challenging first. Then I help them to develop new and more effective communicating patterns that are based on honesty, age appropriate interventions and care to deal with the issues at stake generating not just the improvement of the symptoms of challenges but going deeper into accessing a deeply satisfying team ship in the family for long lasting positive change.
Sandra Lewis, MA, EFT-Adv., SFBT, OSP, OACCPP
With a Masters in Conflict Analysis and Management, family counselling is an area in which I excel. After all, most of the problems within families are about conflict, about family members are relating to each other, listening to each other (or not listening) and interacting on a daily basis. This conflict and mediation experience, along with my years of psychotherapy, make my work with families uniquely productive.
Sarah Chana Radcliffe, M.Ed., C.Psych.Assoc.
I have counseled thousands of parents in the past 35 years. My book "Raise Your Kids without Raising Your Voice" outlines my philosophy of family life: harmony is of utmost importance to the well-being of every family member. I will show you how you can attain this harmony in your own home as we explore and address the specific issues and challenges that your family faces.
Lori Dennis, M.A. Counselling Psychology
All families experience some form of conflict. Sometimes, the conflict becomes too big to manage and professional support is needed. Family therapy is designed to help you and your family members improve communication skills and resolve interpersonal conflicts. It is often short term and may include all members or just those most able or willing to participate. Family therapy sessions is meant to teach you skills to strengthen your connections and get through stressful times together. With Talk Therapy, you will gain a better understanding of one another and benefit from deeper and healthier relationships.
Ann Matson, B.A. Sc. B ED. OCT, OACCPP
Life is particularly difficult for families these days. With the challenges of both parents working, the confusing world of social networking and technology, social peer relations conflicts, confusing alignments in the separated/divorced and blended parenting roles, it is no wonder that families get lost. In my sessions, a trusting warm and safe environment is established where clients feel that they can share their concerns and be heard. Through CBT and mediation, the family is given strategies to assist them in getting their family unit working together with the goal of “getting back on track”. Organizational tools and reasonable expectations are important key strategies also given.
Mitch Smolkin, M.A.C.P.
Psychotherapist and Couples Counsellor
Email: Contact Mitch
25 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto M2N 6S6
Email: Contact Mitch
25 Sheppard Avenue West, Toronto M2N 6S6
The bonds in the family are interconnected, and Family Therapy is a great way to strengthen those bonds and also understand how old patterns of being actually cover up some of the most important feelings and needs that have never been expressed. I approach Family Therapy through working closely with each relationship in order to shed light on both how they functions together, but also to make room for growth and acceptance. Families are crucial for our survival, and understanding how much we need each other goes a long way to building and re-building close and secure ties.
Mahnaz Mirkhond-Chegini, M ED, Hon BA, B ED
Counsellor, Wellness Coach, OCT Certified Educator
Email: Contact Mahnaz
377 Main Street North, Markham L3P 1Z3
Email: Contact Mahnaz
377 Main Street North, Markham L3P 1Z3
Families go through transitions and growth. Amidst the challenges in the economic workforce, individuals go through a multitude of changes and adjustments within the home. I will facilitate the process to a better situation at home for you and your family members. Whether it is a dynamic between siblings, mother and father struggles (couples) or preparedness for parenthood, I will bring about a united, solid, acceptance amongst all those involved. As a OCT Certified Educator, I bring to you more advanced skills specific to parenthood, adolescents, and family processes. Couples whom are struggling with fidelity, and or seperation will come to peace and resolution. I will bring you acceptance
Jemila Laws, MSW,RSW
Sometimes it is difficult to resolve issues with your family. You might benefit from having someone there to facilitate and mediate discussions. I believe that it is hard to communicate with those who we expect to know us the best, especially concerning touchy issues. If you would like someone to mediate, and provide a neutral perspective, please don't hesitate to contact me!
Susan Reed, BA, M.Ed, OACCPP, Diplomate IABMCP, APA, CPA
Registered Psychotherapist
Email: Contact Susan
Scarborough / Pickering boarder., Scarborough M1E 4A4
Email: Contact Susan
Scarborough / Pickering boarder., Scarborough M1E 4A4
Family Therapy can be very effective when dealing with the all the issues of modern family life.
Susan Reed Therapy is situated in discreet and comfortable premises on the Scarborough / Pickering border. With many years of experience in private practice plus many more years within the mental health field Susan Reed Therapy is a very well established and respected full time private practice. Should you have extended health coverage for a registered Psychologist your fees will be covered to see Susan Reed. Please call for details and availability.
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