Therapy Toronto is designed with the purpose of helping Torontonians connect with well-trained psychotherapy practitioners for personalized and confidential assistance.
Whether it's depression, anxiety or stress you're dealing with, a need for a compassionate, empathic ear, or simply a desire to gain insight into life patterns that keep you from realizing your full potential, you can find a psychotherapist to assist you here at Therapy Toronto.
Searching for a therapist is easy here - you can find us by location or by specialty. We are conveniently located throughout Toronto, and many of us offer phone or online therapy as well.
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Why choose a therapist from the Therapy Toronto Network?
Our psychotherapists are all extensively trained and have been certified by either the College of Registered Psychotherapists in Ontario (CRPO) or the Ontario College of Social Workers (OCSWSSW). Additionally, unlike other listing sites, we require our therapists to have gone through their own course of psychotherapy so as to understand first-hand the experience of being "in therapy".
All our therapists offer a free 30-45 minute consultation for those seeking individual psychotherapy*, to discuss a good fit for the client's needs.
*Therapists may use their discretion regarding free consultations for couple or family therapy.
Meet the Therapist:
Andre Turcotte, MA, RP, LC, Member OSP
Talking helps. Talking works.
In fact, there is more and more research and evidence to support this. In talking, we create new neural pathways of discharge.
Talking to a trained professional adds to these benefits as someone who is not only neutral and without judgment, but is also well-versed and skilled in helping address a variety of issues that affect our quality of life.
People see me for a variety of reasons... [ Click here to read more ]
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by Malcolm Welland
Stages of Therapy
We always need a map when we want to get a sense of direction in unknown territory. What landmarks are prominent? What do I need to keep in mind if I wish to travel this or that route? When people come to therapy, they usually want to have a map. This is evident in some of the questions asked in a first interview: How long does it take? What can I expect? Where do I begin? These questions and others show the very human need for wanting to get a sense of direction with respect to entering therapy....[ Click here to read more ]
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Sexual Abuse
Sexual abuse, particularly when we are young, has lasting negative effects on our lives. It affects our capacity to trust, to distinguish between love... [ Click here to read more ]