Therapists in Montréal, QC

Formerly a California, US, Psychotherapist. Currently a Marriage and Family Therapist, an ADHD/Attention Coach, and Adjunct Professor, Psychology. Learn to effectively manage ADD/ADHD challenges with evidence based interventions and techniques. Develop cognitive, affective, and behavioral skills. Regain control over thoughts and emotions.

I am a Psychotherapist, Clinical Social Worker, Clinical Supervisor and licensed Couple and Family Therapist with over 30 years experience. I understand that acknowledging a need for therapy may not be easy. The thought of confronting painful situations and relationships, past or present, may cause discomfort and anxiety. My hope is that in working together, I will be able to ease you through a difficult and challenging process; one which will help you to create healthier pathways to more functional and satisfying relationships, along with an enhanced sense of meaning in your life.

I use a client centered, strength-based approach to foster a supportive, non-judgemental environment where my clients can begin to experience themselves as creative, empowered and open. With a collaborative spirit of empathy and curiosity we will explore the client's strengths, challenges, unique abilities and potential for growth. Combining talk therapy with elements of mindfulness and artistic expression, I aim to create a warm, non-threatening environment in which children, adolescents and adults can explore and communicate their thoughts and feelings.

I think (and research agrees!) that the most important part of therapy is that you feel comfortable talking to your therapist and feel they understand how you see the world. To me, this means that my experiences help me to connect with you. I studied theatre performance. I lived in Asia, where I gained insight into a different worldview. I've travelled. I taught elementary school, allowing me to understand child development and family relationships more deeply. I have experience with illness, loss & complex mental health issues. I have a Master's in Drama Therapy, a Master's in Social Work & I'm completing my PhD in Social Work.

Caitlin supports adults throughout their parenting journey, through grief and burnout. Whether you’re a new or seasoned parent, this role can feel overwhelming and Caitlin is especially passionate about helping you manage and understand these feelings. She can also help you navigate prenatal and postnatal challenges, and the everyday transitions you experience in parenthood. Caitlin is here to help you build the confidence and skills you need to become a mentally and emotionally strong parent.

Accepting new clients. CAP John C Service 2021 award recipient. Registered WCB provider. Seasoned psychologist with 19 years of experience. Offering virtual (video & telephone) individual counselling to adults. Specializations include: anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, return to work/fitness for work, career counselling, executive, relationship & life coaching & general psychological assessments. I am committed to guiding you to understand yourself better, identify your strengths, improve your resiliency & your coping strategies so that you can overcome the situation you are facing & live a meaningful & fulfilling life.

I am a licensed psychologist, member of the order des Psychologues du Québec (OPQ). My areas of clinical expertise include anxiety, stress, burnout, and depression, mid-life personal and/or professional transitions, growth and development, anger management and self-esteem.

I have been working in the public and community sector for the past 8 years and developed an expertise in working with adults struggling with anxiety and stress, interpersonal relationships, parenting challenges, grief and loss, workplace as well as caregiver burnout, and difficult life transitions. I also work closely with families who have experienced trauma, bereavement and loss, and postpartum issues in the hospital setting. I draw my techniques and strategies from a wide range of different approaches such as solution focused, strengths and resources based, humanistic, family systems theory, and somatic experiencing.

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People often seek therapy when they would like to work on issues such as stress management, personal loss or life cycle changes. In individual therapy, I support clients by providing specific strategies for changing unwanted behaviours or thoughts. A couple in distress may feel there is no way out of their troubled relationship. By observing the interactions between the partners I help couples change dysfunctional behaviours, strengthen friendship, increase intimacy, resolve problematic patterns of communication, improve emotional attachment, build resilience and enjoyment that each partner derives from the relationship.

The teen and young adult years can be tumultuous and fraught with challenges. Many young people experience difficulties during this time which can result in emotional, behavioral, social, academic and/or family issues. Therapy provides an opportunity to stop, reflect, and talk about issues confidentially and openly. I work individually with teens aged 14 and older, as well as adults, in an environment of compassion, non-judgement and respect. Clients and I work collaboratively to explore concerns, examine different perspectives, and work through challenges and obstacles to change, in order to make healthy choices.

I am a psychologist, member of the Ordre des psychologues du Québec (OPQ) since 2005. I completed my training at McGill University and specialize in working with individuals who are experiencing personal difficulties that interfere with their lives. I help these individuals in identifying, assessing, and resolving concerns, which may be affecting their personal, professional, academic, and/or emotional growth. Among the concerns commonly presented are low self-esteem, stress, relationship or family issues, identity issues, burn-out from work, difficult life transitions, as well as over-riding feelings of anxiety and depression.

I have a deep conviction in the value of this profession and in what unfolds through the therapeutic process. The most important aspect is the meaningful relationship that will develop between us. It will facilitate in the understanding of older relational patterns and will serve as a guide towards more meaningful and secure relationships.You will also have a safe space to explore and gain insight into past experiences that could be too painful and confusing to bring to awareness without a supportive therapeutic presence. Furthermore by working these through it will broaden the range of effective coping strategies used in the present.

Hello, I am a Metis psychotherapist who offers counselling and clinical supervision. I am a co-developer of response-based practice, a systemic, interactional approach to helping helping people recover from violence with dignity. I teach counselling approaches at the University of Montreal and have a rich knowledge of the counselling field.

As a licensed psychologist and certified Jungian psychoanalyst, I have had extensive experience with different problematics. Reasons for consulting may be various, but it always leads us to confront an unacknowledged part of ourselves, in a word, our own unconscious shadow. Please check personal web site for more details: www.jung-montreal.com

I am a licensed psychologist working with adult clients in individual therapy. I have worked with a wide range of clients in my practice and use a collaborative and strength based approach that includes CBT, humanistic, and solution focused modalities. I help clients deal with issues such as stress management, depression, anxiety, burn out and trauma. I also specialize in the area of multicultural counseling, teaching, and training. I actively contribute to the discipline and study of psychology through graduate level teaching and scholarly publications that have focused on issues of acculturation, cultural identity and cross-cultural transitions.

Have you been anxious or depressed lately? Do you need help improving your work-life balance, your self-esteem or your relationships? Member of the Ordre des Psychologues du Québec with a Ph.D. in psychology, I can help you manage your anxiety, cope with depression or with an Adjustment Disorder. I can also help you identify your patterns and how to adapt in order to live a more satisfying life. I have also studied in Work Psychology and worked in Management Coaching and Career Coaching, so I can also help you improve your leadership OR to determine a path in accordance with your aspirations, personality and values.

I obtained my Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Concordia University. I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at McGill University and a Psychologist in the Centre for CBT Research, Training, and Intervention of the McGill University Health Centre. I help adults who are struggling with anxiety disorders (e.g., panic attacks, social anxiety, worry, phobias, health anxiety), obsessive-compulsive disorder, body dysmorphic disorder, depression, posttraumatic stress disorder, perfectionism, insomnia, hoarding, repetitive behaviours (e.g., tics, hair-pulling, skin-picking), stress, and relationship/self-esteem issues.

Hi, I am a bilingual Mental Health Occupational Therapist with experience working with children, adolescents, and adults. My approach focuses on empowering clients and facilitating their engagement in the activities and occupations that are meaningful to them, but that may be impacted by difficulties with their mental health. These activities can range from productive activities such as school performance, work performance, or performance in daily duties and domestic tasks, to difficulties in self-care or leisure activities.