Christina B Gojmerac

Psychologist, PhD, CPsych

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Christina B Gojmerac

Psychologist, PhD, CPsych

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Available both in-person and online

9 King Street West Hamilton, ON L8G

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I am a licensed Neuropsychologist and Clinical Psychologist in Ontario. I offer assessment, prevention, and intervention services centred on cognitive health for adults and older adults. Cognitive health encompasses thinking, focusing, learning, and remembering. It also encompasses mental health and well-being. I take an action-oriented and individualized approach to help clients improve mental clarity and embrace an engaged and meaningful life.

I provide diagnostic testing, therapy, cognitive training, and education. Diagnostic testing can clarify the cause of symptoms such as memory loss or inattention. Therapy can help you gain a better understanding of yourself and learn ways to improve how you feel. Cognitive training and education on brain health can improve your memory, mood, and functioning.

If you are interested in learning more about healthy aging or if you are experiencing any cognitive or emotional problems, please reach out. I would be happy to speak to you about which services might be most helpful.

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My Practice at a Glance

Available both in-person and online

9 King Street West

Hamilton, ON L8G map

(289) 212-9327

My website

$240 Per Session

I see individuals and groups

Let's Connect (289) 212-9327

My Practice at a Glance

Available both in-person and online

9 King Street West

Hamilton, ON L8G map

(289) 212-9327

My website

$240 Per Session

I see individuals and groups

Finances

Fees

Individual Sessions $240

Payment Methods

Cash, Cheque, e-Transfer, Mastercard, Visa

Christina B Gojmerac

Psychologist, PhD, CPsych

Check fees and, if listed, ask to verify your insurance coverage. Email or (289) 212-9327

Christina B Gojmerac

Psychologist, PhD, CPsych

Check fees and, if listed, ask to verify your insurance coverage. Email or (289) 212-9327

Qualifications

Verified by Psychology Today Licensed by Province of Ontario / 4918 Christina B Gojmerac

Education and Years In Practice

Attended University of Toronto, PhD in Psychology

Christina B Gojmerac

Psychologist, PhD, CPsych

Feel free to ask about qualifications and training experience. Email or (289) 212-9327

Christina B Gojmerac

Psychologist, PhD, CPsych

Feel free to ask about qualifications and training experience. Email or (289) 212-9327

Specialties and Expertise

Expertise

ADHD
Anxiety
Dementia
Depression
Geriatric and Seniors
Memory Concerns
Mild Cognitive Impairment
Stress
Testing and Evaluation
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

Christina B Gojmerac

Psychologist, PhD, CPsych

Do these issues align with your needs? Email or (289) 212-9327

Christina B Gojmerac

Psychologist, PhD, CPsych

Do these issues align with your needs? Email or (289) 212-9327

Client Focus

Age

Adults ,

Elders (65+)

Participants

Individuals ,

Group

Age

Adults ,

Elders (65+)

Participants

Individuals ,

Group

Treatment Approach

Types of Therapy

Cognitive Behavioural (CBT)
Compensatory Cognitive Training (CCT)

Christina B Gojmerac

Psychologist, PhD, CPsych

Ask about what different forms of therapy will be like. Email or (289) 212-9327

Christina B Gojmerac

Psychologist, PhD, CPsych

Ask about what different forms of therapy will be like. Email or (289) 212-9327

Groups

Group CBT for Older Adults

Hosted by

Christina B Gojmerac

Build resilience. Strengthen connections. Aging brings wisdom—but it can also bring new challenges: changes in health, roles, relationships, or day-to-day life. Join our Group Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) program designed especially for older adults seeking support, tools, and companionship. CBT is a structured, evidence-based therapy that helps you manage difficult thoughts and emotions by changing unhelpful patterns. A gentle, supportive environment. Simple, practical strategies for stress, sadness, worry, or isolation. Connection with peers who truly understand. Includes a screening process to ensure it fits your needs, starting with an initial phone call with the facilitator.