Stress, PTSD and Anxiety Therapists in Unionville, ON.

Anxiety and stress can show up in many ways, racing thoughts, physical tension, overthinking, or constant worry, and can make it hard to feel present or at ease. In our work together, I provide a safe, calming space where clients can slow down, better understand their triggers, and learn tools to manage overwhelming feelings. Using approaches like CBT, ACT, mindfulness, and solution-focused therapy, I help clients challenge unhelpful thought patterns, build coping strategies, and reconnect with their inner strengths. The goal is not only to reduce distress but also to create more balance, confidence, and peace of mind in daily life.

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As a former journalist, I know what it's like to work in a fast-paced world that leaves you feeling stressed, irritable, and not like yourself. Additionally, I'm a published author of a book called "The Anxious Teen," which specifically addresses how teachers, parents, and mentors can help teenagers cope with this diagnosis. That said, I am passionate about helping both teenagers and adults learn to manage symptoms of anxiety so they can live a life that isn't bogged down by endless worry.

All associates with New Leaf Psychology Centre offer therapy for stress and anxiety. Although the initial treatment approach for anxiety is often Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), treatment is individualized to address your personal situation. Therapy can help you reduce worries, increase your ability to face fears, and allow you to approach life more optimistically. Dr. Strauss specializes in work related stressors, such as overwork, increasing demands, interpersonal challenges with colleagues and management, and career decisions. Dr. Gilani specializes in health related anxieties and stress.

Anxiety and stress is not something that you have to just live with. It is a result of past or current life issues or upsets that is causing your thoughts and bodily reactions to work in a certain way. We will work to identify the causes of your anxiety and stress. We will create practical action plans that will help you to take action and control. We will work with your thoughts to uncover what thoughts are helping or hindering you to be relaxed. You will also learn ways to manage the physical symptoms of anxiety and stress.

I offer a calm, grounded space where you can explore the thoughts, emotions, and physical sensations that may feel overwhelming or out of control. Using a trauma-informed, somatic, and emotion-focused lens, we’ll gently uncover the roots of your anxiety—whether tied to past experiences, inner beliefs, or current life stressors. I’ll support you in building practical coping tools, while also fostering deeper emotional regulation, self-awareness, and inner calm. Together, we’ll work to ease the tension, rebuild your sense of safety, and help you move through life with more confidence, clarity, and peace.

Oftentimes people view anxiety as a bad feeling, however, through their work with me clients often find ways to live with their anxiety and turn the situation around. Anxiety is generally a fear of a wide variety of things, by addressing the roots of the anxiety and understanding that it can be faced head on, clients often find relief from the things that make them anxious. My work with anxiety is always gradual and clients are first made comfortable with their anxiety and then learn to cope and at times reduce anxieties where appropriate.

Anxiety and stress can feel consuming, making it hard to focus, rest, or feel at ease. At Willow Tree Wellness, I offer a calming, compassionate space where we can explore your experiences without judgment. Using evidence-based tools like CBT, grounding techniques, and mindfulness, I help clients understand their triggers, reduce overwhelm, and build practical coping strategies. Together, we’ll work toward feeling more in control, connected, and resilient—one step at a time.

Stress and anxiety is a part of everyone's day to day lives. However, when it becomes difficult to function due to loss of sleep, change in appetite, panic attacks, upset stomach, aches & pains, etc. therapy can be most beneficial. I use various relaxation techniques, deep breathing, mindfulness meditation, as well as talk therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy techniques (addressing self defeating automatic thinking patterns which effect our mood and behavior). I can teach you how to manage unpleasant symptoms related to stress and anxiety.

In our sessions, part of our work will be searching for core events or beliefs that have contributed to the anxiety and stress. The intervention will be tailored to the client bringin my training in Gestalt Therapy, as well as Client Centred and Cognitive Therapies with Energy Therapies to the process of achieving relief. Reconnect with your joy of life and with a sense of relaxation!

Low levels of anxiety can motivate us to accomplish goals and perform at our best. As the level of experienced anxiety creeps higher, it robs us of our joy and can make us feel overwhelmed resulting in either inactivity or a compulsion to be overactive yet not experiencing any lasting relief. Our sense of internal peace and calm is replaced by perpetual overthinking and fear. Let's work together to gain insight into the root cause of your anxiety so that we are able to empower you to reclaim your experience of joy and a sense of internal calm.

I have supported individuals experiencing anxiety and stress for many years. Seeking counseling for these concerns is a crucial step toward protecting both mental and physical well-being. Using a range of strategies, clients can learn to effectively manage—or in some cases, significantly reduce—symptoms of anxiety. My approach integrates evidence-based methods such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), body-based somatic strategies, and mindfulness practices. These tools help clients build awareness, develop coping skills, and respond to stress and anxiety in more balanced and empowered ways.

My approach to anxiety and stress treatment integrates Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and mindfulness-based strategies to help clients manage symptoms and build resilience. Together, we explore thought patterns, clarify values, and develop skills to reduce avoidance and increase emotional flexibility. This supportive, collaborative process empowers clients to face challenges more effectively and live with greater calm and purpose. Clients benefit from a safe space to grow, gain insight, and create lasting change in their lives.

Anxiety and stress can feel overwhelming, affecting both mind and body. In my work, I provide a calm, supportive space where clients can slow down and better understand their anxious patterns. Using a trauma-informed, Gestalt and somatic approach, we explore present-moment experiences, including thoughts, emotions, and body sensations. I help clients recognize triggers, build nervous system regulation skills, and develop practical tools to manage stress effectively. Rather than trying to eliminate anxiety completely, we focus on increasing awareness, resilience, and self-trust. Through this process, clients often feel more grounded, balanced, and confident in handling life’s pressures.

Fear is a situational-based, positive emotion that prepares us for a sudden and unexpected external event. Since fear is such a common emotion, its presence can often go from being connected to a specific experience (a baby crying, a car horn blowing) to something omnipresent and an overwhelming sense of anxiousness. Anxiety can cause us to feel shame, guilt, and worry because we do not believe we can stand up to the concerns that have brought it into our lives. Psychotherapy is a safe place to explore the causes of shame, guilt, worry, and anxiety. If you are ready to unpack your worry bag, I am here to help! Schedule a free 15-minute consultation to see if we are a good fit.

Anxiety and stress are amongst the most common challenges that I assist people with almost every day in my practice. At some level, almost everything comes down to stress in some way, however everyone experiences it differently under different circumstances. When we work together to reduce your anxiety and stress symptoms I'm confident that you'll benefit from the wide range of disciplines I have studied during my years specializing in anxiety and stress, both as a therapist in training and as an anxiety researcher at York University. Whether mindfulness, meditation and self-hypnosis, to cutting edge approaches like biofeedback and autogenic relaxation, we'll find the way that helps you best

Stress and anxiety are the biggest preventable causes of unhappiness and illness. They poison your relationships, self-esteem, health, and happiness. The goals in helping you manage your stress/anxiety are to understand what your personal reaction to anxiety-provoking situations are, identify what your related concerns are, and learn to "let go" of anxiety. I will help you become more aware of the internal self-talk and how your thoughts affect your feelings. Thoughts affect feelings - feelings affect actions.

In Anxiety & Stress treatment, I use a combination of evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotional Regulation techniques, and mindfulness practices to help clients manage overwhelming emotions. By identifying the root causes of anxiety and stress, we work together to develop practical coping mechanisms and shift negative thought patterns. My approach is focused on creating a calm and supportive environment where clients can learn to better manage stress, reduce anxiety, and regain control over their thoughts and behaviors, leading to greater emotional balance and well-being.

In life, we face various stressors and there are times when we may feel anxious, overwhelmed, or helpless. Finding a way to calm the body and mind can be difficult, regardless of whether this is a new struggle or one you have been dealing with for years. I believe that therapy can be a safe container in which stress and anxiety can be explored and worked through. Should you reach out for help, I will work with you to help you better understand how stress and anxiety impact you and I will also help you to develop coping strategies that may invite more calmness and that may support you in feeling empowered. Contact me or book a free consultation if you wish to learn more.

If anxiety has been making everyday life harder, you’re not alone and you don’t have to face it without help. I work with clients to help them understand anxiety, manage symptoms, and create meaningful, lasting change. Anxiety can look different for everyone. For some, it’s a constant sense of worry that never seems to stop. For others, it’s physical tightness in the chest, difficulty sleeping, or an upset stomach before important events. And for many, it can lead to avoiding situations altogether. I understand how overwhelming and exhausting this can be, and I’m here to help you find relief and confidence again.

Anxiety and stress take a hold on you and never let go, leaving you trapped and frozen. I help my clients to learn all about the magic of mindfulness practice. It's one of the most effective ways to put you in control of your emotions, rather than them controlling you. Imagine how great it would be to have an internal place of peace and serenity that you can use at any time to relax and become grounded. Mindfulness is an ancient practice that is also supported by scientific empirical studies. It's one of the best ways to change your life.

Most individuals experience anxiety from time to time or in response to very stressful moments in their lives. When anxiety occurs in response to normal daily activities or becomes constant, overwhelming, difficult to control and starts to interfere with daily life, it might mean you are experiencing an anxiety disorder. Therapy that addresses anxiety can help you identify and understand your symptoms and learn new ways of thinking, and new behaviour patterns that can greatly reduce your anxiety. Finding a therapist whom you trust and connect with is very important and can be the beginning of feeling more in control of your life.

Stress and anxiousness is what we feel when we are trying to handle more than we can. My counselling approach can help you learn to challenge your thoughts and believes, think more realistically about life events and transitions; set clear personal and professional boundaries; (re)establish better balance between your work-school-life obligations; find sufficient time to do the things that really matter to you; have fun and get your life back 'on track' by knowing how to self-care. Approaches utilized: Solution Focused, Cognitive-Behavioural, Psychodynamic and Psychoeducational.

Anxiety and stress can disrupt your life and affect your overall well-being. My approach combines Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and mindfulness techniques to help you manage and reduce these feelings. Together, we’ll explore the root causes of your anxiety and stress, develop practical coping strategies, and work on building resilience. I aim to provide a supportive environment where you can gain control over your stressors and cultivate a more balanced and calm life. Contact me to schedule a free 15-minute consultation to start taking steps towards greater peace of mind.

Counselling for anxiety and stress at Neurodiversity Aware Therapy recognizes that anxiety often shows up physically, especially for neurodivergent people. This may include tension, shutdown, restlessness, sensory overwhelm, or difficulty thinking clearly under pressure. Our approach focuses on nervous system awareness, practical coping strategies, and pacing that respects individual capacity. Therapy supports clients in reducing distress, increasing regulation, and developing sustainable ways to respond to stress that fit their lived experience.