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Goal-driven approach
Our therapists use a wide range of therapeutic techniques, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Gestalt, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Focusing, Internal Family System therapy, inner child work and much more. However, it is not the technique that drives our approach, it is the therapeutic design that arises from the client’s needs. The technique is simply the tool we use to help the client, and the tools selected are based on the client’s unique needs and circumstances.
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Non-pathology approach
We do not follow a pathological approach to treatment. In other words, we do not regard our clients’ challenges as disorders. We organize our approach around the understanding that the unconscious realities that we have created can be changed and developed.
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Experiential rather than analytical paths to healing
The experiential approach to change facilitates an opportunity to engage the felt sense of the problem, thus accessing a deeper layer of the unconscious, wherein the root of the perceived problem resides.
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Constructivism
This is based on the notion that we all assemble, or construct, the experiential world that we inhabit, and that we perceive to be the reality. We do this unconsciously, both in a neurobiological sense and a psychosocial sense. Because everyone constructs their own reality and assigns their own meanings to their perceptions, there is no objectively “correct” version of reality. What this means is that there is no set path that the therapists should guide their clients toward; instead, the therapist accepts the validity of whatever existential reality the client lives in. The goal is not to destroy someone’s reality, but to use a creative and progressive process to help them evolve it.
What We Offer
Depression Therapy
Depression is one of the most common mental health conditions, and yet it is one of the most misunderstood. Many people believe that those who suffer from depression are merely “sad”.
Treating Depression
Relationship Therapy
It has been said that “no man is an island”. Human beings do not exist independently of one another: from a very young age, our lives are defined to a large extent by our relationships with those around us.
Resolving Relationship Issues
Anxiety Therapy
Anxiety is one of the most misunderstood mental health conditions. People who are faced with it are constantly given counterproductive messages like, “You need to pull yourself together” or, “You don’t have anything to be anxious about.”
Treating Anxiety
Addiction Therapy
If you find yourself struggling with worry, dread or panic you are not alone.
Treating Addictions
Anger Management Therapy
Anger finds its way into everyone’s life. It’s a healthy reaction that ensures our safety because it helps us set limits.
Treating Anger
Stress Management Therapy
Stress is an undeniable part of being human. Every generation since the dawn of time has been faced with stressful situations, and today’s society is no different.
Treating Stress
