Canada

DR. IRYNA IVANOVA
Psychologist
PhD, CPsych
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I received extensive clinical training in Emotion-Focused as well as Psychodynamic-Interpersonal therapies through graduate and postdoctoral training and supervision. This, coupled with a personal interest and practice in yoga and mindfulness provide a comprehensive and compassionate framework from which to understand your individual concerns. I also utilize Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and rely on the science behind neurobiology to make use of our brain’s capacity to continue to change throughout lifetime (i.e. neuroplasticity).

It has always been my deepest passion to understand the human mind and behaviour. As a Clinical Psychologist, in addition to better understanding the individual, I aim to help others to better understand themselves. My doctoral degree in Counselling & Clinical  Psychology (University of Toronto) and a post-doctoral fellowship training (Eating Disorders Program, The Ottawa Hospital) have allowed me to delve into the creative facets of clinical psychology as well as the scientific aspect.

613.914.6558
Dr. Ivanova Psychology
9 Balsam Street
Ottawa, Ontario
K1R 6W6
Dr. Terry Mitchell
Psychologist
PhD, MEd, BFA, CPsych
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As a registered psychologist it is my privilege to provide a safe context for women’s exploration, growth, and healing. I welcome you to enter into a counselling dialogue with me. Please email me to set up an initial appointment. (There is currently a 2-3 month waiting list)

The therapeutic relationship is a safe place for you to understand past issues and core beliefs as you gain insight and strength to address current challenges. Whether you prefer a psychodynamic approach or a mindfulness cognitive behavioural treatment (CBT) approach, counselling will assist you in resolving past issues and achieving your personal wellness goals.

(855) 953-0749
Women’s Healing Resources, Uptown Waterloo
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
N2J 1E4
Eldon Pullman
Counselor
MA
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Thirty years of counselling experience has given me expertise in all areas of counselling. I am concerned for people experiencing individual, relationship, family and anger management concerns. I work with all clients in a safe and confidential environment to help them gain wholeness in their lives.

Some of my specialities are working with clients who are experiencing relationship issues, grief, alcohol and drug, marital conflict, depression and anxiety, financial, separation and divorce issues . As well I do anger management and domestic violence counselling with both men and women.
Fees are based on a sliding scale according to household income. I also do Employee Assistance counselling and working with Victims of crime.

204-663-0050
Cornerstone Counselling Service
302 – 1200 Portage Ave
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3G 0T5
Eva Muharib
Pre-Licensed professional
MA
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I specialize in working with individuals with anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and interpersonal difficulties. I also work with individuals with disabilities and health conditions (e.g., traumatic brain injury, chronic pain) and those who are struggling to cope with stressful life experiences (e.g., trauma, PTSD, and other stressful life experiences).

I strive to offer a therapeutic space that is collaborative and non-judgemental. I balance understanding and accepting clients as they are with promoting positive change. I tailor therapy to clients’ specific needs, working primarily from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Mindfulness-based approaches.

(289) 778-0704 x107
The Mindful Living Centre
400 Bronte Street South, Unit 219
Milton, Ontario Canada
L9T 0H7
Fabiola de Pina-Jenkins
Psychologist
MEd, RPsych
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I am a registered psychologist with experience working with children, adolescents, adults, couples and families. I have used my extensive training to help clients improve their mood, self-esteem, coping skills, and relational functioning. I have worked with children and adults recovering from experiences of abuse and those wanting to stop the cycle of abuse. I am cognizant of cultural factors that impact all individuals and I have experience working with clients of various ethnic backgrounds.

My strong background in trauma, attachment, family systems and developmental needs enhances my work. I integrate CBT, Narrative, Solution Focused, Mindfullness, Play Therapy and other modalities. Together we will work from a strengths based perspective and will explore and remove obstacles to well-being. I often use creative means of expression to reach goals.

I bring a deep respect and appreciation for the uniqueness of each individual, attuned to their many strengths, hopes and dreams. Whether you are a parent concerned about your child, an adult seeking individual or marital counselling, or an individual seeking positive family changes, I will work with you collaboratively to achieve your goals.

(866) 840-8264
Creating Solutions
9509, 156 St
204
Edmonton, Alberta
T5P 4J5
Gary J Meiers
Psychologist
PhD, RPsych, LMFT
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In my practice I see a wide range of clients: adults, teens, children, adults who have experienced developmental traumas [sexual, physical & emotional abuse] (often in the context of their own dysfunctional family of origin), clients with PTSD, couples who are seeking to strengthen their relationship, families looking for new ways to resolve old problems, and individuals who keep repeating the past. Depending on the presenting problem and a client’s history, I often integrate EMDR Therapy and Gestalt Therapy and/or Structural Family Therapy.

I have been working in the counselling field since 1970, receiving my PhD in Counselling Psychology from The University of Alberta in 1992. I was licensed in California in 1980 as a Marriage, Family, and Child Therapist. In 1989 I became registered as a Psychologist in Alberta. I have completed levels I and II of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy training from the EMDR Institute in 1998.

(866) 807-7211
10009 85 Avenue NW
Edmonton, Alberta
T6E 2J9
Geoffrey Clarke
Counselor
RTC, MTC

I have spent more than 20 years listening to people who are struggling to cope with issues in their lives. What is the difference between the ones who end up in a better condition and those that don’t? Work. The ones who end up in a better condition are the ones who put effort into change. Some have to work really hard and some less so. The question is this: What will You do? Are you ready to do the work to be in a better condition? Let me know if you are.

(506) 804-4131
Saint John, New Brunswick Canada
E2K 3M5
Georgina Cannon
Counselor
Phd
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Healing and change is a co-creation. Whether dealing with stress, anger or being stuck in life. I make a safe place for my client to move towards change into understanding, peace and joy. Using a variety of modalities: NLP, hypnosis, regression therapy and coaching we achieve results within a short time. Using athe Third Circle Protocol working with family relationships seeing both parties together and separately – aiming for a successful outcome of understanding and respect. Teens and parents or couples. This protocol has now become a book The Third Circle Protocol (my third book) published by Findhorn Press.

Regression therapy takes you back to the initial sensitive event, in this life, the womb, or a past life. It doesn’t matter where the initial trigger came from – that’s where the memory or emotion came into the body. Also the Third Circle Protocol works developing a respectful loving relationship with self and others..

(416) 487-3966
1920 Yonge Street
Suite 200
Toronto, Ontario
M4S 3C2
Heather Hopkins
Counselor
Counselor, MEd, CCC
As a Certified Canadian Counsellor I take a holistic, client centered approach. I draw upon different therapeutic strategies. The benefit of an eclectic approach allows me to adapt approaches in order to best suit client needs. I believe clients have the answers they need within themselves and I work collaboratively to help them discover their own strengths. I provide a warm environment where clients can feel comfortable and supported. I have successfully worked with clients struggling with grief and loss, depression and anxiety, relationship challenges, parenting, post trauma, self-esteem, life transitions, stress, and communication.

I have completed extensive certificate training in the area of Play Therapy and enjoy working with children and adolescents and their families. For children, play is their natural form of communication. I have also completed training in the area of Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy and find working with couples very rewarding.
My practice is influenced by: Client Centered Therapy, Humanistic models, Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Mindfulness Techniques, Emotionally Focused Therapies and Play Therapy.

(709) 701-9610
Hopkins Counselling
47 Leslie St
St John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador Canada
A1E 2V7
Jaclyn Trecartin
Counselor
MEd, BEd, CCC
I combine my teaching and therapy experience in my work with children, teens, and families. I use an integrated, eclectic, collaborative, and creative approach. I have worked with clients on topics such as: grief, anxiety, depression, self esteem, separation/divorce, parenting, adoption/foster families, learning issues, developmental delays, autism, peer relations/socialization, as well as other issues. I offer individual sessions, family/group sessions, and workshops. I hold my Masters of Education in Counselling, my Bachelor of Education, and my Bachelor of Arts. I am a Certified Canadian Counsellor (CCC) through the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association.

My work is a blend of: Play Therapy, Art Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Interpersonal Neurobiology, Humanistic Psychology, and Jungian Archetypes and Symbols.

(506)647-3772
Jaclyn Trecartin: Child and Family Therapist
89 Canterbury Street
Suite 200
Saint John, New Brunswick Canada
E2L 2C7