Stress therapists in North St.James Town, Ontario ON, Canada CA
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
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
Nisrine Maktabi
Registered Psychotherapist, Masters in Psychology
Using IFS parts therapy and EMDR
16 Years Experience
Stress
Ellie Borden
Registered Psychotherapist, BA, RP
The beauty of healing and upgrading is unmatched. Let me take you on a journey that leads to everything your heart desires and more. Examples of areas addressed: Anxiety (generalized, social, performance, health, etc.), Anger Managment, Confidence, Depression, Distress Intolerance, Eating Disorders, Emotional Intelligence, Grief and Loss, Insomnia, Self-esteem, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Phobias, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Relationship Therapy (Couples, Family, Marriage, Pre-Marital, Friendship), Procrastination, Distress Intolerance, Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), Stress Managment, Substance Abuse, Weight Management, and more.
22 Years Experience
Stress
Centre for Psychology and Emotional Health
Psychologist
Our therapists work with clients to help them manage stress and a wide range of psychological and emotional concerns.
21 Years Experience
Stress
Chris Pankewich
Registered Psychotherapist, Registered Psychotherapist (RP), Masters of Counselling Psychology (MACP)
Assessing clients for present life stressors is one of the first things I do in therapy sessions. It is vital to ensure we are aware of our current stressors as they can come from diverse areas, and also how to know when those stress levels are pushing us too far. Working with present life stressors can be one of the most functional forms of therapy because they are usually tangible (our current relationships, our current work or school demands, financial realities, health issues etc.). The path to healing and recovery involves learning healthy coping mechanisms to learn how to reduce the impact of stress on the mind, body, and soul, while also starting to take ownership of how to solve the necessary problems to remove the stressors from our lives. Schedule a free consultation with me to see if we are a good fit.
4 Years Experience
Stress
Whitney Reinhart
Registered Psychotherapist, MA., RP.
Anxiety and stress has become such a large part of people's experience, with more stressors within our society than ever before. I believe that each person has a unique experience of and response to stress and that many current stressors can trigger past experiences, making anxiety feel that much more uncontrollable. I hope to help you understand where your anxiety is coming from and why it is showing up for you in the way that it is. With this understanding we can then learn to manage core fears and learn to reduce anxiety and stress.
6 Years Experience
Stress
Emina Hendricks, CareWay.ca
Registered Psychotherapist, M.Ed., R.P.
Stress can lead to Burnout. Let's get to the root of the matter and find some strategies that work for you to help reduce your stress level. Please reach out to CareWay for a free telephone consultation.
7 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
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