Narcissistic Personality (NPD) Therapists in Toronto, ON
I recognize that sometimes what we truly need is the space to express ourselves, our emotions and our fears, but this can be both scary and vulnerable. My aim is to create a safe and secure space where we can openly confront fears together and then learn new ways to overcome them. I have an extensive experience with anxiety and depression, bereavement and stress management and specialize with self-esteem work, life transitions and lack of motivation. I have worked in and am comfortable with both short and long-term counselling in both private work and within a group setting.
I recognize that sometimes what we truly need is the space to express ourselves, our emotions and our fears, but this can be both scary and vulnerable. My aim is to create a safe and secure space where we can openly confront fears together and then learn new ways to overcome them. I have an extensive experience with anxiety and depression, bereavement and stress management and specialize with self-esteem work, life transitions and lack of motivation. I have worked in and am comfortable with both short and long-term counselling in both private work and within a group setting.
As a Clinical Psychologist, I have been trained and have the experience of working with clients who experience significant distress and/or mental illness. I can complete psychological assessments, including for the purposes of accommodations at school/work, to access other services, or to help people better understand their difficulties. I also provide psychotherapy, and work to help clients rebuild a fulfilling and meaningful life where they can experience joy, peace and satisfaction.
As a Clinical Psychologist, I have been trained and have the experience of working with clients who experience significant distress and/or mental illness. I can complete psychological assessments, including for the purposes of accommodations at school/work, to access other services, or to help people better understand their difficulties. I also provide psychotherapy, and work to help clients rebuild a fulfilling and meaningful life where they can experience joy, peace and satisfaction.
Ghazaleh Bozorg, Green Mind Mental Health
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), MACP, MBA MSc, CCC
11 Endorsed
Toronto, ON M5A
From the outside, your life may look exactly where others hope to be; but inside, something still feels off. You might struggle with self-doubt, feel emotionally exhausted, or notice the same patterns repeating in your relationships. I offer a warm, non-judgmental space for individuals and couples navigating anxiety, trauma, and disconnection, including first responders and those healing from high-control environments.
From the outside, your life may look exactly where others hope to be; but inside, something still feels off. You might struggle with self-doubt, feel emotionally exhausted, or notice the same patterns repeating in your relationships. I offer a warm, non-judgmental space for individuals and couples navigating anxiety, trauma, and disconnection, including first responders and those healing from high-control environments.
As an organizational and clinical psychologist, I help individuals navigate personal and professional transitions with clarity and resilience. Many of my clients struggle with stress, burnout, or self-doubt while seeking balance and emotional well-being. My approach blends psychological insight with practical strategies to foster self-awareness, regulate emotions, and create meaningful change. Whether facing workplace challenges, anxiety, or personal growth, I provide a supportive space to reflect, recalibrate, and move forward with confidence and purpose.
As an organizational and clinical psychologist, I help individuals navigate personal and professional transitions with clarity and resilience. Many of my clients struggle with stress, burnout, or self-doubt while seeking balance and emotional well-being. My approach blends psychological insight with practical strategies to foster self-awareness, regulate emotions, and create meaningful change. Whether facing workplace challenges, anxiety, or personal growth, I provide a supportive space to reflect, recalibrate, and move forward with confidence and purpose.
Life might look fine from the outside, but inside it can feel heavy, tangled, or quietly exhausting. You may be living with anxiety, burnout, grief, relationship stress, or the long tail of relational trauma. Many have coped by overfunctioning, people-pleasing, masking, or shutting down. I work from a person-centred, trauma-informed, neuroaffirming lens—attuned to family roles, cultural identity, systems, and power. Therapy can help you make sense of your patterns without shame, build inner steadiness, and grow choice, boundaries, and self-trust.
Life might look fine from the outside, but inside it can feel heavy, tangled, or quietly exhausting. You may be living with anxiety, burnout, grief, relationship stress, or the long tail of relational trauma. Many have coped by overfunctioning, people-pleasing, masking, or shutting down. I work from a person-centred, trauma-informed, neuroaffirming lens—attuned to family roles, cultural identity, systems, and power. Therapy can help you make sense of your patterns without shame, build inner steadiness, and grow choice, boundaries, and self-trust.
Please feel free to look at my website JenniferKaplantherapy.com to see how my former clients describe our work. I am an empathic practitioner with 30 years of experience. My focus is to address your areas of concern with skill and determination. You will guide the work we do. We will set goals and work towards them in a reasonable time frame. Take the first step towards yourself and reach out for therapy.
Please feel free to look at my website JenniferKaplantherapy.com to see how my former clients describe our work. I am an empathic practitioner with 30 years of experience. My focus is to address your areas of concern with skill and determination. You will guide the work we do. We will set goals and work towards them in a reasonable time frame. Take the first step towards yourself and reach out for therapy.
Psychotherapy is a creative process where you invite a therapist into your world to help with a troubling personal issue. Asking for help can make you feel vulnerable. This is especially true when considering therapy. You can wish for help and yet also feel reluctant to reach out, because doing so likely means facing up to deeply personal and painful subjects.
Psychotherapy is a creative process where you invite a therapist into your world to help with a troubling personal issue. Asking for help can make you feel vulnerable. This is especially true when considering therapy. You can wish for help and yet also feel reluctant to reach out, because doing so likely means facing up to deeply personal and painful subjects.
You may come to therapy because you feel worried, lost, trapped, isolated, heartbroken, furious, confused, hollow, fearful, betrayed, frustrated, or hopeless. Your mind may frighten, incapacitate, sadden, or bewilder you. You may be a survivor of abuse: sexual, emotional, physical, psychological. I want our work together to feel sufficiently safe (whatever that means to you) but also challenging; supportive and steadying, but also energizing. What each person needs and wants from therapy is necessarily unique, and ever-changing.
You may come to therapy because you feel worried, lost, trapped, isolated, heartbroken, furious, confused, hollow, fearful, betrayed, frustrated, or hopeless. Your mind may frighten, incapacitate, sadden, or bewilder you. You may be a survivor of abuse: sexual, emotional, physical, psychological. I want our work together to feel sufficiently safe (whatever that means to you) but also challenging; supportive and steadying, but also energizing. What each person needs and wants from therapy is necessarily unique, and ever-changing.
My practice specializes in helping people struggling with anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, stress, obsessive behaviours, insomnia and other lifestyle concerns, interpersonal and intimate relationship challenges, and a sense of lack of meaning or purpose in life. I use an integral and person-centered approach, one which considers and values a person in all of their dimensions: mind, body, spirit, heart and culture. I am also currently offering psychoanalytic psychotherapy weekly and semiweekly as part of my advanced training in this modality.
My practice specializes in helping people struggling with anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, stress, obsessive behaviours, insomnia and other lifestyle concerns, interpersonal and intimate relationship challenges, and a sense of lack of meaning or purpose in life. I use an integral and person-centered approach, one which considers and values a person in all of their dimensions: mind, body, spirit, heart and culture. I am also currently offering psychoanalytic psychotherapy weekly and semiweekly as part of my advanced training in this modality.
As a professional psychotherapist, I offer support for individuals who are facing various challenges in life. If you are feeling lost about the future, experiencing loneliness, or struggling with symptoms of anxiety, depression, past trauma, addictions, complex family dynamics or emotional dysregulation, I am here to assist you in overcoming these obstacles. Together, we will focus on the present moment, explore the deeper meanings behind your experiences, foster personal transformation, and build better coping skills.
As a professional psychotherapist, I offer support for individuals who are facing various challenges in life. If you are feeling lost about the future, experiencing loneliness, or struggling with symptoms of anxiety, depression, past trauma, addictions, complex family dynamics or emotional dysregulation, I am here to assist you in overcoming these obstacles. Together, we will focus on the present moment, explore the deeper meanings behind your experiences, foster personal transformation, and build better coping skills.
Dear Reader: The reason I get out of bed every morning is not because I believe life is easy - but that it is difficult. What makes life difficult is the fact, that it presents an endless series of problems which require solutions. The very process of confronting and solving life's problems can be a painful one; at times full of sadness, confusion, anxiety, hurt, anger, fear and loneliness. These are uncomfortable feelings, sometimes highly distressing and can equal the worst kind of physical pain. Fearing the suffering involved, almost all of us have attempted to avoid confronting these problems.
Dear Reader: The reason I get out of bed every morning is not because I believe life is easy - but that it is difficult. What makes life difficult is the fact, that it presents an endless series of problems which require solutions. The very process of confronting and solving life's problems can be a painful one; at times full of sadness, confusion, anxiety, hurt, anger, fear and loneliness. These are uncomfortable feelings, sometimes highly distressing and can equal the worst kind of physical pain. Fearing the suffering involved, almost all of us have attempted to avoid confronting these problems.
It’s not always easy being human, is it? I find that the greatest gift of therapy, when there is a strong air of compassion, presence and curiosity in the therapeutic alliance, is the ability to reclaim our needs, our full range of feelings, our joy and our aliveness. While building skills of mindfulness, self-compassion, and embodied awareness, I believe there is immense possibility that lies in our unfolding wholeness, waiting to be discovered - creative choice made more accessible, when we're less held back by our fears, our core beliefs, and pain that we've had to organize around to survive.
It’s not always easy being human, is it? I find that the greatest gift of therapy, when there is a strong air of compassion, presence and curiosity in the therapeutic alliance, is the ability to reclaim our needs, our full range of feelings, our joy and our aliveness. While building skills of mindfulness, self-compassion, and embodied awareness, I believe there is immense possibility that lies in our unfolding wholeness, waiting to be discovered - creative choice made more accessible, when we're less held back by our fears, our core beliefs, and pain that we've had to organize around to survive.
Making sense of your behaviours and experiences can help you become a better version of yourself. Life and the relationships we form have a way of launching feelings and experiences our way that we're not always prepared to handle. Guilt that haunts our past, buried beliefs that enhance anxieties or despair that paralyzes us from moving forward can create negative behaviours, feelings, and thoughts. The way you live and approach your life can be shifted into a more positive direction to allow you to increase your self-confidence, self-esteem, and self-awareness. Be a better version of yourself.
Making sense of your behaviours and experiences can help you become a better version of yourself. Life and the relationships we form have a way of launching feelings and experiences our way that we're not always prepared to handle. Guilt that haunts our past, buried beliefs that enhance anxieties or despair that paralyzes us from moving forward can create negative behaviours, feelings, and thoughts. The way you live and approach your life can be shifted into a more positive direction to allow you to increase your self-confidence, self-esteem, and self-awareness. Be a better version of yourself.
“All the world is full of suffering. It is also full of overcoming” (Helen Keller). I am a psychodynamic psychotherapist/psychoanalyst and physician trained in Germany (not licensed in Canada). I offer treatment for anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem, with a focus on chronic PTSD, as well as difficulties in relationships and life transitions (i.e: retirement). Together, we explore how past experiences shape current patterns in relationships, thoughts, and emotions, connecting past and present to foster a more grounded and integrated sense of self. I offer a safe space, in person or virtually, for thoughtful exploration
“All the world is full of suffering. It is also full of overcoming” (Helen Keller). I am a psychodynamic psychotherapist/psychoanalyst and physician trained in Germany (not licensed in Canada). I offer treatment for anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem, with a focus on chronic PTSD, as well as difficulties in relationships and life transitions (i.e: retirement). Together, we explore how past experiences shape current patterns in relationships, thoughts, and emotions, connecting past and present to foster a more grounded and integrated sense of self. I offer a safe space, in person or virtually, for thoughtful exploration
I work with you to create a safe space for us to explore some of the areas in your life you are struggling with. I believe in naming the strengths in ourselves that resist, or push back against, hardship as points of transformation into a more fulfilling and joyful life.
I work with you to create a safe space for us to explore some of the areas in your life you are struggling with. I believe in naming the strengths in ourselves that resist, or push back against, hardship as points of transformation into a more fulfilling and joyful life.
You might be someone who understands difficult experiences intellectually but still feels their impact in your body—the constant vigilance, the shutdown, the exhaustion of managing everyone else's emotions.
You're deeply self-aware and reflective, but stuck in patterns that feel hard to shift. You may be looking for approaches beyond talk therapy alone, wanting to address what feels unresolved at a nervous system level. Not simply coping strategies, but wanting to feel safer in your body and relationships, access feelings without overwhelm, feel genuinely at home in yourself, and create a life that reflects who you actually are.
You might be someone who understands difficult experiences intellectually but still feels their impact in your body—the constant vigilance, the shutdown, the exhaustion of managing everyone else's emotions.
You're deeply self-aware and reflective, but stuck in patterns that feel hard to shift. You may be looking for approaches beyond talk therapy alone, wanting to address what feels unresolved at a nervous system level. Not simply coping strategies, but wanting to feel safer in your body and relationships, access feelings without overwhelm, feel genuinely at home in yourself, and create a life that reflects who you actually are.
It is seeming all too normal these days to experience feelings of disconnection. A separation from ourselves, our passions, our bodies, our communities, etc. We spend so much time in our heads trying to figure out how to survive when we so desperately want to be thriving. Where has our aliveness gone? How do we get our bodies and our senses back online and truly show up for our unique experience?
It is seeming all too normal these days to experience feelings of disconnection. A separation from ourselves, our passions, our bodies, our communities, etc. We spend so much time in our heads trying to figure out how to survive when we so desperately want to be thriving. Where has our aliveness gone? How do we get our bodies and our senses back online and truly show up for our unique experience?
With more than 2 decades of counselling expertise, special training in cognitive-behavior therapy at the Montreal General Hospital, I can treat: anxiety/panic , fear of flying, depression, OCD, phobias, self-esteem, excessive worrying, procrastination, assertiveness, generalized anxiety, relationship isssues, sexual abuse and incest, insomnia, infertility, and general life stress. I also teach relaxation. I work with you, the client, together as a team on your goals. We will achieve your goals in a successful, organized manner. I offer warmth and empathy in a supportive environment. Contact me so that you can begin your journey.
With more than 2 decades of counselling expertise, special training in cognitive-behavior therapy at the Montreal General Hospital, I can treat: anxiety/panic , fear of flying, depression, OCD, phobias, self-esteem, excessive worrying, procrastination, assertiveness, generalized anxiety, relationship isssues, sexual abuse and incest, insomnia, infertility, and general life stress. I also teach relaxation. I work with you, the client, together as a team on your goals. We will achieve your goals in a successful, organized manner. I offer warmth and empathy in a supportive environment. Contact me so that you can begin your journey.
Taking the first step toward therapy can feel daunting, particularly when facing profound emotional challenges, trauma, or complex relational difficulties. I provide a confidential, non-judgmental, and thoughtfully attuned space where these experiences can be explored with depth, curiosity, and care. My clinical work is grounded in psychoanalytic psychotherapy, with a strong emphasis on depth-oriented understanding. Rather than focusing solely on symptom reduction, I work collaboratively with clients to explore underlying unconscious processes shaping emotional life.
Taking the first step toward therapy can feel daunting, particularly when facing profound emotional challenges, trauma, or complex relational difficulties. I provide a confidential, non-judgmental, and thoughtfully attuned space where these experiences can be explored with depth, curiosity, and care. My clinical work is grounded in psychoanalytic psychotherapy, with a strong emphasis on depth-oriented understanding. Rather than focusing solely on symptom reduction, I work collaboratively with clients to explore underlying unconscious processes shaping emotional life.
As a psychologist, I work with change. Change may involve shifts in awareness, attitude, behaviour, goals, acceptance, or coping strategies that will enhance your quality of life and well-being. Many obstacles can prevent us from living a satisfying life. These could be a history of trauma, invalidating relationships, habits that no longer serve us, or environments that may hinder our psychological growth. I can help you identify obstacles to your quality of life, develop strategies to tackle them, and set goals to increase and maintain your well-being.
As a psychologist, I work with change. Change may involve shifts in awareness, attitude, behaviour, goals, acceptance, or coping strategies that will enhance your quality of life and well-being. Many obstacles can prevent us from living a satisfying life. These could be a history of trauma, invalidating relationships, habits that no longer serve us, or environments that may hinder our psychological growth. I can help you identify obstacles to your quality of life, develop strategies to tackle them, and set goals to increase and maintain your well-being.
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