Depression therapists in Smiths Falls, Ontario ON, Canada CA
Depression
Art of Therapy
Registered Psychotherapist, Ms. Galbraith, R.P., B.A., Dip. A.T.
We all have time things feel the blues: low, sad, down, hopeless and maybe even worthless. Together we explore your emotion in a safe therapeutic way using art materials and talking so you can understand yourself better, release emotions and safely talk when you are ready using the Signature: Art Therapy Program. Please note with sessions online at this time clients with any physical harm/ self injury tendencies would be referred to in person sessions only.
22 Years Experience
Depression
Melanie Fuller
Registered Psychotherapist, Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
Each person has their own description of what depression is like for them. Often, people express feelings, thoughts, and bodily experiences of 'stuckness', 'lack of motivation', the sense of 'hopelessness' (to name only a few). In psychotherapy, I will collaborate with you to form a treatment plan which addresses the fundamental challenges of clinical depression.
5 Years Experience
Depression
Ivan Pityk
Registered Psychotherapist, MA, RP
Depression can make you feel hopeless and powerless, especially when it goes unnoticed or is dismissed as just having the 'blues.' Acknowledging the condition and its impact on our quality of life is the first step to regaining control for the present and hope in a brighter future.
2 Years Experience
Depression
Heal The Centre for Wellness
Registered Psychotherapist, RP
Depression can feel like a black hole in your life. It sucks up everything you enjoy, brings you happiness, and makes you feel hopeless. We work with you to get your life back and feel like your normal, happy self again.
5 Years Experience
Depression
Sarah Elizabeth McMillan
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, MA, MSW, RSW
Mental health support for physical illness, pain and uncertainty. We know that anxiety, depression and chronic stress often occur in tandem with or as a result of physical illness but these can be overlooked or we may fear addressing these mental health challenges directly. Feelings of sadness, despair and hopelessness are common reactions and can be hard to deal with on your own. Other signs to take note of are low mood, loss of interest in activities you once found pleasure in, increased fatigue and changes in sleep. You do not have to go through this alone.
6 Years Experience