Perfectionism therapists in Lisle, ON

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Tiffany Warmington

Registered Psychotherapist, MACP

I support individuals who are struggling with perfectionism, self-criticism, and the pressure to meet high or unrealistic standards. My approach is compassionate and trauma-informed, focusing on understanding the underlying patterns that drive perfectionistic thinking while supporting greater self acceptance and flexibility. Together, we can work toward reducing overwhelm, building self-compassion, and creating a more balanced and sustainable way of relating to yourself and your goals.

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5 Years Experience

Online in Lisle, ON (Online Only)

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Peter Klein

Therapist, BABCP Accredited, BACP Registered Member

I work with people whose perfectionism contributes to anxiety, stress, procrastination, self-criticism or feeling never good enough. Therapy focuses on developing healthier standards, greater self-compassion and a more balanced approach to achievement.

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14 Years Experience

Online in Lisle, ON

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Rachelle Trudel - psychothérapeute bilingue

Registered Psychotherapist, RP/PA, CCC

Have you always been the go-to person who knows how to solve problems and has the energy and resilience to address them when others don't? Have you always prided yourself on this skill, but are finding that it is detrimental to you in some ways, now? Are you struggling to achieve a healthier balance in your life all while not wanting to give anything up, like the help you're able to give others, the success you've achieved, and the simple act of getting things done which need to get done? You are not alone and might be struggling with perfectionism. If you'd like to explore how achieving balance is possible, I'd be happy to help. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Avez-vous toujours été la personne vers qui l'on se tourne pour résoudre les problèmes ; celle qui a l'énergie et la résilience nécessaires pour agir quand les autres en manquent ? Avez-vous longtemps tiré fierté de cette aptitude, tout en constatant aujourd'hui qu'elle peut vous nuir ? Avez-vous du mal à trouver un équilibre de vie plus sain sans pour autant vouloir renoncer à ce qui compte pour vous : l'aide que vous apportez aux autres, la réussite que vous avez atteinte et la satisfaction de bien accomplir les tâches nécessaires ? Vous n'êtes pas seul(e) ; il est possible que vous soyez confronté(e) au perfectionnisme. Si vous souhaitez explorer les moyens d'atteindre l'équilibre que vous désirez, je serai heureuse de vous accompagner dans votre démarche.

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9 Years Experience

Online in Lisle, ON (Online Only)

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Sierra Gaudreault

Registered Psychotherapist, RP

Are you someone who has a hard time coping when you cannot meet your expectations for yourself? Perhaps you are so consumed by these expectations that you shut down and are unable to try at all. Perfectionism is not just about wanting to do things perfectly. It is an expression of rigid standards for ourselves that can lead to intense emotional suffering, avoidance and procrastination, unstable self-worth and constant overthinking. I use a blend of self-compassion strategies, narrative therapy and emotion regulation techniques to help you break out of shame spiralling and learn how to build more flexibility in your thinking.

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4 Years Experience

Online in Lisle, ON

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Alison Taylor

Registered Psychotherapist, RP, GIT.Dip, CAPT, CRPO

Perfectionism can feel like constant pressure: to get it right, to not make mistakes, to meet expectations that may not even feel like your own. In our work together, we bring curiosity about your unique lived experience to exploring how perfectionism shows up in your thoughts, body, and relationships. We might gently ask: Who are you being perfect for? By whose standards? What do you imagine might happen if you made a mistake? How were mistakes handled in your home growing up? Rather than treating perfectionism as a personal flaw, we can understand it as a relational, contextual response to a situation/dynamic, a way of organizing/modifying yourself that developed in response to your environment. The existential statement underneath perfectionism could be, “In order to belong in this family, I must never mess up” or “I live my life as if I’ll be invisible/alone/worthless unless I am perfect.” Put in these contexts, perfectionistic strategies are a matter of life and death and basic survival. By slowing down and building awareness around how you got here, we can begin to tease apart these patterns, reconnect with what *you* need and value, and find more flexible, compassionate ways of being with yourself. It’s always a risk being more yourself, and I have huge respect for the ways you’ve learned to keep yourself safe and connected (basic human needs, btw). As we unravel your perfectionistic magnificence, you will likely surprise yourself with the brilliance and creativity that’s been hiding there all along, waiting for the right support to emerge.

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5 Years Experience

Online in Lisle, ON