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An evidence-based therapeutic approach that integrates mindfulness practices with psychotherapy to help individuals develop greater awareness of their thoughts, emotions, bodily sensations, and behaviours in the present moment.

Psychotherapy is a structured, collaborative process in which a trained mental health professional works with a client to support emotional well-being, psychological health, and personal growth.

CBT teaches people to identify and shift unhelpful thoughts and behaviours, building practical skills to reduce anxiety, depression, and stress.

a trauma-informed framework that explains how overwhelming or chronic trauma—particularly in early life—can disrupt the normal integration of personality, memory, emotion, and bodily experience.

a research-based model of couples therapy grounded in over 40 years of empirical research on thousands of couples and is widely used to help partners improve relationship satisfaction, manage conflict, and build lasting connection.

ISTDP helps clients access and release repressed emotions for meaningful change.

MBCT cultivates awareness and calm to help prevent emotional overwhelm.

The Gottman Method uses research-based tools to help couples improve communication, manage conflict, and strengthen emotional connection.

EMDR is an evidence-based therapy that helps the brain reprocess traumatic memories through gentle bilateral stimulation, reducing emotional distress and promoting long-term healing.

R-TEP is an EMDR early-intervention protocol that helps individuals process recent traumatic events before they become entrenched, reducing the risk of PTSD and long-term distress.

G-TEP is a gentle, EMDR-based group protocol that helps people privately process shared traumatic experiences and stabilize the nervous system after overwhelming events.

ART uses rapid eye movements and guided imagery to quickly reduce distress associated with painful memories while helping clients stay grounded and in control.

Brainspotting uses focused visual attention to access and release trauma stored in the brain and body, allowing for deep emotional and somatic healing.

Schema Therapy identifies and transforms long-standing emotional and relational patterns formed in childhood, supporting deep, sustainable change.

Narrative Therapy helps clients re-examine and re-author the stories they hold about themselves, fostering greater agency, identity, and empowerment.

SFBT focuses on strengths, resources, and future possibilities rather than problems, helping clients create meaningful change through small, achievable steps.

DBT teaches core skills in mindfulness, emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness to support stability and reduce emotional intensity.

IFS helps clients understand and compassionately connect with their internal “parts,” promoting emotional regulation and healing from past wounds.

ACT helps individuals build psychological flexibility by learning to accept difficult emotions, stay present, and take actions aligned with personal values.

TF-CBT combines CBT tools with trauma processing to help clients manage emotional distress and heal from traumatic experiences safely and effectively.

EFIT helps individuals explore how early attachment experiences shape current emotions and relationships, fostering greater self-understanding and emotional balance.

A compassionate therapy model that helps clients build harmony to heal from the inside out.

EFT helps individuals and couples understand emotional patterns, express core needs, and strengthen secure, connected relationships.

DBR targets the brainstem’s first instinctive reaction to threat, releasing deep, pre-verbal tension and helping resolve chronic fear, attachment wounds, and complex trauma.

Hypnotherapy uses guided relaxation and focused attention to access subconscious patterns and support emotional or behavioural change.

Attachment-Based Therapy explores how early relational experiences shape emotional patterns, helping clients build healthier and more secure connections.

Somatic Work helps clients tune into the body’s sensations and nervous system responses, supporting trauma healing through increased regulation, grounding, and embodied awareness.

Provides safe, identity-affirming support for LGBTQIA+ clients by honouring their lived experiences, validating their identities, and addressing the unique impacts of stigma, trauma, and marginalization.

Somatic Regulation helps clients tune into body-based sensations and nervous system cues to support grounding, emotional regulation, and trauma recovery through increased awareness and safety in the body.

Helps people heal from trauma by shifting painful thoughts or self-blame.

Tailors therapy to align with your cultural identity, values, and worldview for authentic connection and understanding.