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to grow.

Individual therapy, which is sometimes also called “psychotherapy” or “counselling”, is a process through which an individual works one-on-one with a trained therapist, in a safe, caring and confidential environment.

Couples therapy (couple counselling) is a process through which couples (married, engaged, or dating) work with a trained therapist to identify specific areas of conflict and/or areas of their relationship they would like to explore, change, or develop.

We all start life within a family. We learn how to interact with others and love from these first relationships. Like any other relationship we establish in our lives, family members may struggle to connect, communicate, or may struggle to navigate past a major life challenge or change. Some families may have conflictual relationships, and struggle to find solutions.

In group therapy, members of the group are usually seen for a common condition, common challenges or common problems.

Adolescence is a crucial yet often challenging stage of life. Teens explore their identity, push boundaries, and navigate new social pressures. During this time, they may struggle with emotional, academic, or social difficulties, often lacking the support they need to cope effectively.

Psychological assessment contributes important information to the understanding of individual characteristics and capabilities, through the collection, integration, and interpretation of information about an individual. Such information is obtained through a variety of methods and measures.

VIA TEAMS or ZOOM - Whether you want video calls or phone sessions, online therapy provides a flexible, supportive environment to work on your mental health goals without compromising safety or accessibility.