Female Therapists in Etobicoke, ON

Therapy space often starts as a brave space, because of your decision to entrust your story with a stranger, in this case, me :). My responsibility as your therapist is to turn the brave space into a safe space for every part of you. I often think about the therapy as the process of putting together puzzles that don’t come with the original image. My role as your therapist is to accompany you to explore each piece with curiosity and acceptance, so that you can make sense of your pieces and construct images that feel authentic to you.

Zeel is a member in good standing of the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CPRO). Zeel has over 4 years of psychotherapy experience supporting adults experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, relationship issues, dysfunctional family dynamics, trauma, low self-esteem, and life transitions. Zeel’s person-centred, strengths-focused, and culturally-competent approach is informed by her identity as a first-generation Canadian-South Asian woman , lived experience in Canada, India, and USA, and extensive experience working with the BIPOC population.

I believe the key to personal growth is self-awareness and non-judgemental acceptance. A compassionate therapist can help make sense of your experiences and challenge the patterns that no longer serve you. A greater understanding of your hopes, fears, and relationships can lead to more empowered choices and freedom from self-doubt. I would work with you to identify your concerns and harness your personal resources, setting therapy goals that meet your unique needs. By strengthening your relationship to yourself, we can positively impact how you relate to others and the world around you.

If you've been feeling stuck, or otherwise wanting to fix some behaviour, or area of your life, I can help. I help people who are looking to optimize areas of their life. I help people with ADHD who want to learn techniques to live a more structured life. I help people wanting relief from anxious thoughts that are holding them back from the people, places, and things that they love. I also help people seeking to improve their relationships, whether they be romantic, familial, or friendships. I help people who need to improve their communication skills, and who want to feel more confident in every aspect of their lives.

Relationship difficulties can leave us feeling overwhelmed and stuck. It hurts when we feel alone and unimportant in our connections with others. Over time, these struggles can make us feel stressed and depressed and erode our self-esteem. If you want to feel more confident and self-assured, build more fulfilling and healthier couple and romantic relationships, heal from relationship break-ups and attachment wounds, I can help. As a relationship therapist my expertise has been recognized by major media outlets such as Cosmopolitan, Bustle, and PsychCentral, where my work has been featured.

Sometimes life throws us curveballs, and it can seem impossible and hard to carry forward. Josie provides therapy to treat anxiety, depression, loss and grief, relationship or family breakdown, or coping with stress. In addition she has special interest in women experiencing mental health issues during pregnancy and postpartum. It was her experience in becoming a parent that lead her to specialize in supporting new parents in the adjustment to parenthood. She is passionate about helping clients thrive during these times, and times of life transitions (ex. new job, school, blended family..etc)

Seeking professional counselling is a sign of mental health. It indicates that through awareness you have realized that you want more functionality and integration in your life. If you're ready to learn and grow in a new direction, please contact me. I will assist you in connecting to your self as a means to helping you discover the healthiest choices ahead.

Hi, my name is Amita (rhymes with Anita). Welcome to my page. I am a woman of colour from a Caribbean background, with years of experience working with youth, new immigrants to Canada, and in university and college settings with people from all walks of life. I understand that seeking therapy might feel a little uncomfortable at first so I want you to know that together we will work at your pace to create a therapeutic relationship that is comfortable and tailored to your needs.

I am completing a PhD in Clinical & Counselling Psychology at University of Toronto & am a Registered Psychotherapist & Citizen of the Métis Nation of Ontario. I've worked clinically with a range of individuals & issues, including relationship difficulties, overwhelming emotions, perinatal challenges, fat/body acceptance & general life events. I have worked extensively with women , trauma survivors, 2SLGBTQ+ & Indigenous (First Nation, Inuit & Métis) peoples on their healing journeys. I believe psychotherapy is founded on building a safe & collaborative space where therapist & client work together to achieve greater well-being.

Life can be challenging, especially when we experience stressors which can get in the way of us reaching our fullest potential. Whether you are struggling with negative thoughts, distressing emotions, a difficult relationship or making sense of the events in your life. You may find yourself repeating behaviours you are unhappy with, but struggle to break the pattern. No matter how big or small the problem, through therapy one can gain skills to navigate these difficult times.

I have been working in mental health for over 20 years, specifically in the areas of depression, anxiety, trauma, and eating disorders. I have published research and provided workshops and lectures in these areas. Recently I wrote the book Pivot Self-Talk. Stop Asking All The Wrong Questions as well as designed the Pivot Self-Talk app. In my role as Director and Clinical Psychologist of Toronto West Psychology I provide individual and group therapy to children, adolescents and adults, supervision to clinicians interested in registering with the College of Psychologists, and workshops for the community.

Making changes in life requires courage and dedication, especially when the changes force you to reinvent yourself in so many ways. You may be struggling with work, family, you may feel lost, you may be going through or feel like you need to make changes in your life and you don't know how and where to start from. Psychotherapy can help us to understand ourselves, develop more satisfying relationships, and live the life we long to lead.

Welcome and thank you for your interest in my work! Congratulations on taking your first step to a more fulfilling life. I provide warm, safe and collaborative environment for my clients' healing journey. I am here to help you to become more authentic, grounded, and happy with yourself and your relationships. In my work I use client-centered, anti-oppression and culturally-competent framework. I work with individuals, couples and families.

I am a registered psychologist who offers consultations, assessments and psychotherapy in a warm, non-judgmental and supportive atmosphere. I have over 20 years of experience with a wide variety of problems. Some of the issues I provided help for included: anxiety, depression, trauma, eating disorders, relationship issues, adjustment to university, sexuality, cross cultural and work/career related issues. My approach is tailored to your needs and goals. It is mainly integrative, drawing from a number of evidence based psychotherapy approaches, including CBT and EFT. I am passionate about helping people empower themselves and fulfill their potential.

Your life looks great on the outside. You have all the things that should make you happy but you don’t feel that way. You may be struggling with anxiety, unresolved past trauma, or relationship dissatisfaction. Maybe you've been using substances more than usual to cope with feeling overwhelmed, either on edge or just completely disconnected like you’re running on autopilot. You’re used to handling your own problems so it can be hard to ask for help. Other people don’t understand, they think you are fine.

You're here because you're consumed by racing thoughts, self-doubt, stress, and worry. You find yourself overthinking everything and end up feeling exhausted, on edge, and bad about yourself. You're unsure why this is happening and want answers. If this sounds like you, I commend you for being here. It is absolutely exhausting and debilitating feeling this way, and seeking help isn't easy. The good news? You’re not alone and there are tools backed by research that you can learn to help you understand what is happening and why, to process it all, and to manage these feelings so that you can regain a sense of control and fulfillment.