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My primary approach to working with clients is Relational Psychotherapy. "Relational therapists help clients understand, on the one hand, their own patterns of thoughts and feelings about themselves, and on the other hand, the power of significant relationships, past and present, to shape this self-experience. Relational therapy strengthens and transforms a client's sense of self, which in turn enhances his or her confidence and well-being in the world." In other words, as a relational psychotherapist, I will be with you as you explore your life, your sense of self, and your relationships with others.

Psychotherapy helps you learn how to take control of your life and respond to challenging situations using healthy coping strategies. Mastora helps individual understand and identify: • The life problems or events • The behaviors, emotions, and ideas that contribute to ones individual situation and learning how to modify them. • Learn coping techniques and problem-solving skills. • Regain a sense of control and pleasure in life.

In my approach to psychotherapy, I prioritize building a strong therapeutic alliance founded on trust, empathy, and collaboration. I integrate a humanistic, client-centered approach with evidence-based techniques tailored to each individual's unique needs and goals. By providing a safe and supportive environment, clients feel encouraged to explore their experiences, emotions, and beliefs openly. Through a combination of active listening, reflection, and skill-building exercises, clients gain deeper self-awareness, develop healthier coping mechanisms, and build resilience to navigate life's challenges more effectively. Ultimately, psychotherapy with me offers clients the opportunity for personal growth, greater self-understanding, and enhanced overall well-being.

[I OFFER VIDEO SESSIONS THROUGHOUT ALBERTA AND ONTARIO]. I have been a psychologist since 1986. I have expertise in several approaches. My main approaches include cognitive behaviour therapy, psychodynamic therapy, person-centred therapy, and existential therapy. If you want to see someone with extensive training and experience in psychotherapy, book a time by visiting https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=14249112

Psychotherapy's major objectives are to reduce symptoms, maintain or enhance day-to-day functioning, and improve quality of life. Psychotherapy helps with managing stressful life events, the effects of trauma, medical disease, or bereavement (such as the death of a loved one), and some mental health issues like anxiety or depression. Positive physiological and neurological changes have been associated with psychotherapy, which has been shown to enhance emotional and psychological health. Psychotherapy comes in a variety of forms, and certain forms may be more effective in particular therapeutic contexts. Psychotherapy may be used in combination with medication or other therapies.

Individual therapy is focused on your unique needs and goals. Individual therapy includes learning about your history and life experiences then establishing goals to accomplish in counselling. Our histories are the roots that provide us with a foundation of strength and resilience. But, our histories can also hold the stories that cause pain, insecurity and doubt. It is our belief that the best therapy comes from helping to heal the roots that cause those stuck points. Through this we can create lasting change. As a full-service agency, we offer therapy tailored to address a number of concerns, really anything that might bring you to therapy. Click on the buttons below and check o

Our minds are a complex mix of past experiences and present perceptions. It can be confusing to sort out what is real and relevant to your current situation. Through therapy we engage in a mutual journey of discovery to find out what makes you tick. Self understanding gives you choices. You no longer operate on automatic pilot. Couple and Family Therapy operate in a similar way, except the work is to help family members listen and understand each other, to support and encourage each other. Families fall into hurtful habits of discord. That can be changed with effort and help.

Psychotherapy, whether simply talk therapy, or following a specific theoretic orientation or modality, is an effective way to be supported in solving problems, dealing with mood or personality disorders, overcoming grief/loss, setting and reaching goals at work, in life and in relationships, and so much more. Besides being a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), I have had various coach trainings including eating psychology/mind-body nutrition, and transformational coaching. This expanded education allows me to offer tools, skills, strategies and viewpoints personalized to enhance an individual's psychotherapy outcomes, in addition to my 23 years experience as a Registered Dietitian.

Through psychotherapy, Nicole offers and opportunity to explore and understand your experience. Through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and mindfulness approaches, Nicole supports her clients to understand their journey and explore their skill set to continue to move forward. Nicole also offers a unique lens from her certification in Trauma Center Trauma Sensitive Yoga which offers an opportunity to people to use body movement, body sensation and choice making to offer a therapeutic approach to healing.

When you find yourself feeling stuck or facing a difficult situation, you may wonder how might therapy help. You may also wonder whether your concern is appropriate for therapy. Whether you have a minor concern or a major one, discussions with a therapist can help you to: develop skills to manage and cope with stress discover you inner strengths - sort out your thoughts and feelings - develop goals -identify options and a plan of action -develop well thought out responses

Therapy can provide a safe emotional space in which your experiences can be explored with the support of a therapist. Throughout my work with clients, I bring an authentic, compassionate, and curious presence and strive to help clients access their own inherent wisdom, strength, and resilience. I work with individuals, couples and families. Book a free consultation to explore if we are a good fit for therapy.

During our sessions, you will slowly reveal different parts of yourself that have been buried, and we will work on integrating them so that you can operate from your strongest possible self. We will work through any trauma that may be holding you back. There is freedom and ease around the corner, and it all starts with a simple email or phone call.

Trained Therapists at The Family Enhancement Centre provide Psychotherapy and counselling to Children, Youth, Adults, Couples and Families for different emotional and mental health problems. Services are available in areas of communication issues, conflict resolution, relationships, addictions, trauma, stress, anxiety, self-esteem, depression, abuse (physical / emotional / sexual), parenting and anger management.

As a gestalt psychotherapist, who pairs gestalt training with somatic experiencing I can help support you in healing from your trauma. No one in the Niagara Region utilizes the combination of these therapies and applies them to working with couples in crisis. I am sorry to say but popular approaches to healing trauma like CBT will provide only temporary relief at best. If you want to get to the root of your trauma and heal somatic experiencing (SE) is what you need and when supported with the power of relational gestalt therapy you will shift your shit! SE focuses on regulating your nervous system. Gestalt focuses on awareness, contact and authenticity, it will help being relational.

As opposed to many of the behaviourally-based (simple fix) treatments available today, psychotherapy involves going deeper. This might include looking at coping skills or patterns you developed as a child which, though they served you well then, may be getting in the way of your life now. Psychotherapy is less about learning tools, and more about developing insights about oneself and one's loved ones. While many therapies today focus on changing behaviour in the here and now, psychotherapy often involves looking at what may underlie emotional or relational patterns, such as having difficulty saying no, or struggling to trust others. It involves being more honest and authentic with oneself.