Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Therapists in Belgrave, ON

I am a clinician living with ADHD, inattentive-type. I foster a mutual respectful and non-judgmental attitude, believing individuals are actively working to find solutions to life’s challenges. I offer holistic support through coping strategies and techniques all tailored to help you meet you Best Life.

Karah Kirkland is an experienced Social Worker ( 30 yrs -BSW,. MSW.,) who has been trained in/practices: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFT Couples) and other relaxation based modalities. Karah has had the privilege of working in various sectors of social work including : child welfare, developmental disabilities, ASD, children/adolescent/adult mental health, community / medical (Family Health Team) and private therapy. Karah loves to meet new clients for what she can learn from them and she loves to see clients gain insight and grow.

I am a Registered Social Worker and a virtual counselor in Ontario. My educational background includes a Bachelor of Psychology, a Master of Education, and a Master of Social Work. I provide strength-based therapy services for children, young adults, individuals, couples, and families using an anti-oppressive, integrated approach tailored to the unique needs of each new client. There are so many changes that happen as families grow and develop with the passing years, and I’m here to help with these transitions. For over twenty years I have worked in a variety of settings with diverse clients, including both long-term and brief

Hi, I wanted to share with you that I am a registered member of the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW) and a part of the Ontario Association of Social Workers (OASW). One of my top priorities is to stay current and well-informed for both you and the clients I serve. I have attended numerous evidence-based trainings to ensure that I can provide you with the best care possible.

It is natural to need professional support when struggling with mental health. Here are examples of some issues that our therapists can help you with: anger management, anxiety/stress and depression management, addiction, burnout, relationship counseling, or couples counseling, marital & pre-marital therapy, family conflicts, modern parenting, blended families, children and divorce, teen issues, relationship problems, instability, conflict or communication issues, dating issues, infidelity peer relationships Illness or disease diagnoses bereavement, grief and loss counselling, career and corporate coaching, etc.

Everyone deserves to be living their best life, and I would like to support you in living yours. My areas of specialty include working with adults who are navigating challenges with trauma, anxiety, PTSD, life transitions, depression, identity, and chronic health issues and/or injuries. I am also passionate about working with survivors of traumatic brain injury and their families, having a comprehensive understanding of the impact a brain injury can have. If you are feeling alone, frustrated, trapped/stuck, questioning who you are, or uncertain with how to proceed, I am here to work with you collaboratively and compassionately.

At Niagara Neuropsychology (NiagaraNeuropsychology.com) we offer neuropsychological & psychological assessment and treatment services for children, adolescents, adults, and seniors. We specialize in psychological (e.g., depression and anxiety) or brain-based difficulties (e.g., concussion, TBI, stroke, seizure disorders, ADHD, age-related cognitive changes, early stages of Alzheimer's disease/dementia).

Thinking of making a change? Are you curious as to what this might look like? It can seem overwhelming to search for the right therapist for yourself. It is also normal to feel afraid and overwhelmed by everything you are dealing with. You are showing a lot of courage by reaching out and looking for guidance; it is much easier to run away from all of it. If you are looking to come to therapy to explore new practical ways of coping, this may be the start of our journey together in rewriting your story. We will work to overcome barriers that get in your way and help you to become the best version of yourself.

A full-service psychology and neuropsychology clinic in beautiful Simcoe County offering assessment, consultation and intervention services tailored to a wide variety of adult and older adult populations and needs (e.g., mental health, acquired brain injury, concussion and traumatic brain injury, as well as healthy ageing and dementia). The clinic is owned and operated by Dr. Correne De Carlo, a clinical psychologist and neuropsychologist registered with the College of Psychologists of Ontario, and prides itself in providing doctoral-level, evidence-based services to meet local demands for high quality clinical services.

Dr. Sabrina Lombardi provides neuropsychological and psychological assessment, therapy and cognitive rehabilitation for individuals with concussion, traumatic brain injury, acquired brain injury, mood and anxiety disorders, trauma, as well as other conditions such as OCD, chronic pain and insomnia. Her approach to concussion management seeks to identify and treat barriers to recovery. She is registered with WSIB Community Mental Health Program and HCAI (auto-insurance). She has extensive experience assisting individuals with return to work or school following concussion or acquired brain injury.

• Assessment and treatment of MVA cases • WSIB cases • Counselling for Traumatic Brain Injury cases • Adjustment to separation and divorce • Relationship, couple and family counseling • Anxiety, Depression, PTSD etc. • Anger and stress management • Trauma counseling • Improving self –esteem • Motivation • Sleep problems . In Vehicle anxiety.

It is an absolute privilege to be part of someone's journey to healing or managing life transitions. In our work together, my hope is to help you reach your goals, move through areas of difficulty and truly honour the expertise you have in your own life.

Welcome here! Whatever brought you to this space, I want you to know you are welcome and supported. I can understand it can be vulnerable to reach out for support and I want to honor your bravery in taking this first step. I view the therapeutic journey, as a client welcoming me to walk alongside them as they walk on the pathway of their life, and I don’t take this invitation lightly. I hold a strong belief in the expertise of clients when it comes to their own lives, and as a therapist, my role is to support and guide you in processing and uncovering what's happening for you, in your internal world.

Richard is a Registered Psychotherapist with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario and member of the Canadian Psychological Association. he served eight-years in the Canadian Armed Forces as a Combat Engineer. He was medically released after a traumatic brain injury and began his post-secondary education. Richard is a Registered Psychotherapist who co-owns RD Psychotherapy. Richard completed an Honours Bachelor of Arts at McMaster University, then graduate studies in psychotherapy at the University of Toronto.

Change is a difficult and humbling process. Being patient, kind, and forgiving of ourselves is not usually something we learned as children. Talk therapy is not advice or guidance: it's learning to hear your own decision-making processes, noticing feelings and what needs your trying to meet, discovering your value systems, and moving forward with small deliberate changes. Together in session we will tailor the work we do to suit your specific concerns. Researching therapists, going to therapy, looking at our least helpful patterns, or deliberating on whether to stay or leave a difficult situation takes courage. I congratulate you.

Dr. Rubinfeld is a psychologist at Toronto Brain Health. She provides neuropsychological and psychological assessment, therapy, and cognitive rehabilitation for adults with concussion, traumatic brain injury, acquired brain injury, mood and anxiety disorders, and other conditions such chronic pain, insomnia, grief, burnout, and difficulties adjusting to illness/injury. She has experience treating individuals with persistent concussion symptoms and works collaboratively with her clients to identify and treat barriers to their recovery.

I became a Social Worker because of this intrinsic desire to walk alongside people through their pain and into their growth. As I’ve continued my own growth, both personally and professionally, I have developed a deep passion for working with folks across the lifespan, from ages 8 to 90, as they work towards healing and peace. I have worked with folks with various neurotypes, substance use and addiction, those experiencing housing insecurity and poverty, intimate partner violence/domestic violence, trauma and attachment challenges, self-esteem, emotion regulation, self-harm, suicidal ideation/suicidality, Dementia, and TBI/ABIs.

I am a Fellow of the Academy for Neurologic Music Therapy and most of my work is focused on the use of music (neurologic music therapy NMT) to help people recovering from traumatic brain injury (TBI) recover significant aspects of lost abilities (speech and language, cognitive, emotional, and sensory-motor skills. I also have extensive experience in the application of music therapy and music-based psychotherapy to mental health concerns. I have also been extensively involved in music therapy in hospice and palliative care to maximize comfort during end of life care.

Dr. Longo is a registered clinical neuropsychologist and the founder and director of Royal York Psychology. Royal York Psychology is a passionate and highly-trained team of registered psychologists who work collaboratively with clients to provide an inviting and supportive environment. We offer comprehensive psychoeducational, neuropsychological, and autism spectrum disorder assessments. In addition, we provide evidence-based therapy services to children, adolescents, and young adults.