Depression Counselling in Alberton, ON.

Leading therapy for major depression, bipolar, postpartum depression, SAD and mood disorders in Alberton, Ontario.


Janeen Weatherhead, MA, RP
Depression Counsellor

Janeen Weatherhead, MA, RP

Registered Psychotherapist

In L9T 2Y1 - Nearby to Alberton.

Hope Centered Counselling has a lot of experience working with Anxiety and Depression. We know that often holding space is all someone can handle on a bad day. The darkness sometimes just feels like too much. We know that asking our clients to make big changes in their life to get better just doesn’t cut it. Baby steps are necessary to start the journey to recovery together. We know its hard and some days there’s nothing in the tank, but we really do care about what you are going through and have the capacity to hold space for you through the journey until you turn a corner. You just don’t have to be alone anymore if you find the right therapist to share the walk with you. We care!

Bayridge Counselling Centre- Hamilton
Depression Counsellor

Bayridge Counselling Centre- Hamilton

Individual, Couples, and Family Counselling

In L9C 7N4 - Nearby to Alberton.

While we all have days where we feel sad and 'depressed', if it goes on day after day so that negative thoughts make us feel exhausted, powerless, empty, discouraged and hopeless, then we need help. Leaving depression untreated can lead to several physical and mental complications and even suicide. Fortunately, trained counsellors can assist us in retraining our mind and teach us new skills to challenge depressive thinking so that we can lead a confidently depression free life.

Sanjay (Jay) Rao, BSc.,MS Psy.
Depression Counsellor

Sanjay (Jay) Rao, BSc.,MS Psy.

Licensed Therapist

In L9C 7N4 - Nearby to Alberton.

Negative commentary colours the experiences of individual’s living with depression. Negative thoughts, maladaptive attitudes, and perceptions of despair often are characteristic of people’s experiences with depression. Through Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), these individual thought-processes can be altered in favour of ones which facilitate emotions and behaviours more advantageous and functional to an individual’s daily life. As a practitioner of CBT, an awareness of how an individual’s beliefs may be maintaining symptoms of depression as well as the requisite skills provided to facilitate more adaptive ways of thinking to overcome it will be taught.

Sherry Van Blyderveen, Ph.D.
Depression Counsellor

Sherry Van Blyderveen, Ph.D.

Clinical and Counseling Psychologist

In L9T 4X5 - Nearby to Alberton.

Each New Leaf Psychology Centre associate has experience offering therapy for depression. Therapy can help you feel less depressed, engage more fully in life, and feel more optimistically about your future. Ms. Saliba specializes in providing therapy for youth who are depressed and engage in risky behaviors such as self-harm. Dr. Gilani specializes in depression related to pain, physical disabilities, and injury.

Jonathan Christink, B.A., M.Ed.
Depression Counsellor

Jonathan Christink, B.A., M.Ed.

Registered Psychotherapist

In L7N 3P3 - Nearby to Alberton.

In working with individuals who struggle with depression, I primarily use a cognitive behavioural therapeutic (CBT) approach. The principal aim of this approach is to increase awareness that thoughts and behaviours drive emotion. In addition, the goal is to increase consciousness of distorted perceptions. That is, often individuals who struggle with depression do not think accurately, and if their thoughts are not accurate, than they cannot be trusted. The purpose of CBT is to bring awareness to cognitive distortions and then teach individuals how to rebalance their thoughts to be more accurate.

Elena Mikhaylova, Ph.D
Depression Counsellor

Elena Mikhaylova, Ph.D

Registered Psychotherapist

In L7N 3P3 - Nearby to Alberton.

The term depression has become a quite “popular” in the lexicon of people, almost synonymous to being “moody”. However, depression should be taken seriously because it can have dire consequences and can indeed kill. It kills your joy, your interests, your energy, your workability, your relationship and possibly literally you. If you have been moody for weeks, do not delay in seeking care and get professional help. Depression is not easy to treat. It is difficult to overcome on your own, but together we can find your way out of it and resources to get better over time.

Monika Georgieva, RP
Depression Counselor

Monika Georgieva, RP

Registered Psychotherapist

Available for Online Therapy

Depression can feel like a never-ending dark tunnel in which hope, purpose, joy, and motivation to live life can seem impossible. Depression can also lead us to feel disconnected from the very things that make life worth living and it can also make reaching out for help challenging. Should you decide to reach out for help, I will work with you to safely explore how depression has been affecting you and identify some of the factors that may have led you to feel depressed. I will also support you in developing tools to cope with depression so that you can experience a greater sense of connection and purpose within your life. Contact me or book a free consultation if you wish to learn more.

Brianna Stewart, MA, BA
Depression Counsellor

Brianna Stewart, MA, BA

Registered Psychotherapist

In N1S 2L6 - Nearby to Alberton.

Sadness is a common emotion. However, when sadness lingers in our lives, is long term, and affects our day to day life, then it is something to be addressed. I help clients to take steps towards reducing depression through related actions. Alongside this, I work with clients to understand how the depression is controlling them and what strategies we might consider to reduce this control. For example, clients often find it helpful to engage with others, challenge their thinking, consider their past positive experiences, and consider changes to their environment to begin to feel more and more positive emotions and less depressed.


Alberton is located in Ontario, Canada. It has a land area of 116.66 square kilometers.  The population of Alberton is 969 people with 352 households . The population ranking for Alberton is #2137 nationally and #366 for the province of Ontario with a density of 8.30 people per sq km. Alberton therapists serve postal code: L0R.