Stress therapists in Birchcliffe-Cliffside, Ontario ON, Canada CA
Stress
Sehr Athar
Registered Social Worker, MSW, RSW
Stress is the body's physiological response to adversity. We all experience stress in our lives from time to time, whether that is relationship stress, job stress, racial stress/trauma. We will spend some time understanding how stress shows up for you in the mind and the body. We'll talk about your body's acute stress response, aka "fight, flight, or freeze" response, and engage in practices during session, that bring the body back to its window of tolerance. We'll develop a plan together that includes regular activities and practices to reduce stress in your life and engage your parasympathetic nervous system response (rest and digest).
5 Years Experience
Stress
Jacalyn Caswell
Registered Psychotherapist, M.A.C.P., B.A., R.P. (Qualifying)
Assists individuals with identifying common stressors that relate to life transitions, work, relationships, and conflict. Collaboratively we will together to explore various topics related to stress and develop goals for treatment.
1 Years Experience
Stress
Rom Malik
Registered Psychotherapist, M.Ed., R.P.
Stress, whether from the workplace, family or relationship, is a part of everyday life. With therapy is is possible to see things from a different, more objective 'lens'. It also can help to work with a therapist to explore the options at work, play and home that may not be visible. We can also work toward you developing ways to deal with it constructively.
29 Years Experience
Stress
Zlata Kovaltchouk
Registered Psychotherapist, MA, RPC, RP
Explore the biggest culprits of ongoing and chronic stress, and begin to build the skills that are necessary to effectively manage stress. Stress is a part of life and cannot be erased, and our bodies are designed to withstand acute stress. However, chronic and ongoing stress (the kind that is harmful to our well-being) is often caused by lifestyle, certain long-standing behavioural patterns, and a lack of effective skills in communication, coping, and emotional regulation. We will look at all of these areas to explore where change might be helpful, and to begin to learn the necessary skills and tools to manage difficult thoughts and feelings effectively, respond to the challenges of life while taking care of your own needs, and increase emotional resiliency as well as behaviours that will promote vitality.
11 Years Experience
Stress
Blake Anderson
Registered Social Worker, RSW, MSW, BA
I have clients better manage and cope with various life stressors. I have helped them develop and implement various strategies to better cope with their stress.
12 Years Experience
Stress
Kurt Zubatiuk
Registered Psychotherapist, RP (Registered Psychotherapist), Diploma TIRP, member CAPT
Stress affects our nervous system. Talking to someone about our stress, and about what in our life is causing stress, goes a long way to managing how badly stress impacts us. Eventually as we become more regulated and reflective, mindful strategies can be useful in managing our responses to stress in the settings we experience them. It begins with talking and being listened to.
17 Years Experience
Stress
Rhoda Lalog
Counsellor/Therapist, Registered Psychotherapist, Qualifying
Offering support in stress management and coping mechanisms using mind-body modalities to target both psychological and physiological responses to stress. My focus is helping clients pay attention to the triggers and physical sensations in their body to better manage their stress responses.
6 Years Experience
Stress
Dr. Justin Dubé
Psychologist, Ph.D, C.Psych (Supervised Practice)
Sometimes the ways we cope with stress can backfire. I will work with you to identify what might be keeping you stress high and use evidence based practices to help you manage stress more effectively.
8 Years Experience
Stress
Emilee Burgess
Psychologist, PhD, C.Psych.
Dr. Burgess has experience providing therapy for individuals experiencing acute stress in their lives. She will work with you using a cognitive behavioural framework to identify what your specific triggers are and how you can manage your response to stressful situations. Depending on your unique circumstances, skills for managing stress may include: problem-solving, assertiveness, emotional regulation skills, distress tolerance skills, mindfulness, self-compassion, and examining your thinking patterns regarding stress.
13 Years Experience
Stress
Ashley Ferraccioli
Registered Psychotherapist, RP (Qualifying)/Intern Therapist
Stress is an inevitable part of life and presents differently in each of us. Working through stress involves identifying sources of stress and how it manifests in us. Developing a toolkit for stress reduction and ways to limit our stress is important.
1 Years Experience