• Cognitive Behavior Therapy Clinic
• Psychologists
• Psychotherapist/Counsellors
• Drama, Art, Sandplay Therapist
• Montreal Therapy Center
• Psychotherapist & Social Worker

• Marriage and Family Therapy
• Grief Centre
• Expressive Therapy / Music Therapy
• Art Therapy
• DM Family and School Services
• Montreal Autism Center

The Emotional Health CBT Clinic provides treatment for a variety of disorders, including depression, anxiety, social anxiety, panic attacks, obsessive compulsive disorder, post traumatic stress disorder, and other stress related disorders. It is the largest Cognitive-Behavior Therapy Clinic in Montreal, with a team of 15 skilled cognitive-behavior therapists. We offer services in English and French to adults and children alike, with daytime and evening appointments available. Cognitive Behavior Therapy is a symptom focused, time-limited treatment. Work health insurance may cover all or part of the treatment costs. For more information visit: www.cbtclinic.ca.

Montreal Neurofeedback Center - Suite 350

Tel: 514 - 481-7867

Toll Free: 1 866 - 331-3431

E-mail: info@neuromtl.com

Website: http://www.neurofeedbackmontreal.com

At Montreal Neurofeedback Center a multidisciplinary team offers a variety of assessments, psychotherapy and neurotherapies using advanced technology and a humanistic approach.

We are specialists in the assessment and treatment of psychological and psychiatric problems. Our approach is based on principles clearly demonstrated by research and clinical practice. Our goal is not to fix problems with short-term solutions but to repair reduce or eliminate symptoms to their source.

We are also a center specialized in biofeedback et neurofeedback.

We treat the following conditions:

·         Anxiety and Anxiety Disorder

·         Disorder and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

·         Chronic Pain: migraine, fibromyalgia, muscle pain, functional gastrointestinal disorder

·         Mild to moderate depression

·         Epilepsy

·         Tinnitus

• Psychologist.
• Have training and extensive experience with children, adolescents, and adults who are dealing with: anxiety (e.g., panic attacks, bulimina, phobias such as flying, obessive compulsive disorder, generalized anxiety disorder); depression; low self-esteem; relationship problems; stress; and anger.
• Member of the Order of Psychologists of Quebec.

Dr. Cameli is the director of the Emotional Health CBT Clinic, which offers cognitive behavior therapy services. For more information, please visit: www.cbtclinic.ca.

I am a clinical psychologist who has practiced for over 25 years. I use an eclectic approach (I use a wide variety of techniques, mixing and matching to the individual client) and I am directive (I give advice, suggestions and homework). I work with kids, teens and adults; I see individuals, couples and families.

Clinical Psychologist: Individual, couple and family therapy for adolescents and adults. Eclectic orientation tailored to the needs of clients. Focus on anxiety, mood and personality disorders; couple conflicts; sexual abuse; addiction; trauma; life adjustments.
OPQ certification; 30 years experience.

Divorce Mediator: Non-confrontational resolution of matters arising out of the termination of marriage or co- habitation: child custody and visitation; child and spousal support; division of patrimony and assets. Six sessions paid by the government if there are children involved.

Psychometric Testing and Assessment: For cognitive function: academic achievement; learning disabilities; mental disability; ADD/ADHD; Aspergers. For psychological concerns: mood; personality; aptitude; pervasive development; adaptive capacities; behavior disorders. Derogations for children seeking exceptions to school enrollment deadlines.

• Psychoanalyst for adults/ French and English
• Member of the Society of psychoanalytic of Canada.
• Membre de la société des psychoanalitique du Québec

Adèle Keyes-Lessard has been working as a licensed clinical psychologist in private practice since 1989. She is also on staff at the Mount Sinai Hospital Center where she provides support and grief counselling to patients and their families in the Palliative Care Unit. Member OPQ-CRHSPP.

Professional services:

• consultation, crisis intervention, psychological assessment and individual psychotherapy
• approach and interventions adapted to each individual's needs
• services are offered in English or French and fees are income tax deductible and covered by most private and group insurance plans

Areas of work include:

• stress management
• depression and anxiety
• chronic illness and cancer
• losses and grief
• interpersonal difficulties
• aging
• adjustment problems
• workplace issues

Professional Services:

Consultation, crisis intervention, individual, couple and family therapy, working with adolescents and psycho-educational assessments. Approved for clients on CSST or IVAC.

Fees are covered by most health insurance plans and are income tax deductible. A sliding scale fee is available.

A member of the Ordre des psychologues du Québec. (OPQ)

Areas of work

• Depression and anxiety
• Stress management, burnout and workplace issues
• Traumatic incident stress
• Coping with illness
• Grief and loss
• Interpersonal difficulties, relationship and communication problems
• Parent-child conflicts
• Adolescent issues, self harming behaviours
• Adjustment to new life situations.

I am a psychologist and a psychoanalyst with over 25 years of experience. I work with individuals, couples and families.

My approach is to help the client explore their current difficulties and symptoms in the light of their present day situation and their formative year. I believe the childhood experiences are registered in the unconscious mind and are carried forward in the form of emotional and bodily memory. This emotional and bodily memory is an unconscious force, which can have powerful effects on the client’s behaviour and relationships, if it not well understood. My aim in therapy is to help the client discover and understand their unconscious mind. The client will then have conscious choices, to feel, think and act differently than their previous automatic ways of being and suffering.

Similarly, with couples and families, I try to help them to untangle dysfunctional patterns of relating. I work with couples and families to help them understand how they got to their present situation and how to develop new approaches of relating. If you think that you might like to work with me, please give me a call. I would be happy to let you know whether I could be of help.

PsyMontreal is a team of psychologists providing coaching and psychotherapy services.  All of our psychologists are members of the Ordre des psychologues du Québec who use scientifically proven, brief and effective methods such as cognitive behavior therapy and motivation interviewing to help you reach your goals.  PsyMontreal is a chain of private sector psychology clinics offering the most points of service in Quebec, with five Montreal locations available to the public.

Sheila Segal is a clinical psychologist with specialized training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy from The Allan Memorial Institute of the McGill University Health Center and is a member of the "Ordre des psychologues du Québec" since 1992.

In addition to her private office Ms. Segal is employed with Le Groupe Shepell providing individual, couple and family counseling to clients referred through various private and public organizations.

Ms. Segal provides brief and opened psychotherapy in English and French mostly with adult population working on issues related to depression, burn out, personal and work related stress, anxiety, post-trauma, grief, relationship difficulties, health concerns and family related problems. Located in suite-528, she can be reached at (514) 271-0720 contacted by e-mail at sheila.segal@sympatico.ca for further information.

Psychoanalytical psychotherapist and Certified Canadian counsellor
In private practice and in the public sector:
Consultant and clinical psychotherapist at the Mc Gill Mental Health Center of Mc Gill University as well as
Coordinator of the SG of the Mc Gill Mental Health Eating Disorder Unit

Populations: Adults and young adults; couples and families with regards to the treatment of a member suffering from an eating disorder.
Problems: Multiple: Affective disorders (depression, low self-esteem), anxiety, obsessionnal and psychosomatic disorders, identity problems and difficulties in relating. Specialized in eating disorders.
Approaches: Psychoanalytic, humanistic and psychosomatic (ECHO)

Psychotherapist, Art Therapist.

Population: children, adolescents, adults.

Member of: APPQ (Association of Psychoanalytic Psychoterapists of Quebec)
SQPP (Quebec Society of Professionnal Psychotherapists)
AATQ (Quebec Art Therapy Association)

Certification: ATR (Art Therapist Registrated) from the Art Therapy Credential Board, U.S.A

Psychotherapist/Addiction counselor specializing in all impulse control behaviors: food, drugs, alcohol, sex, shoplifting, co-dependency, couple and inter-related family issues.

Internationally Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (ICADC)
Certified Canadian Counselor (CCC)
Certified Gambling Counselor (CGC)

She is the co-coordinator for eating disorders at Addington Treatment Centre and her private practice is at the complex. Receipts provided. Flexible Appointments.

Katrina has extensive experience in psychotherapy, counselling and addiction consultations. Individual, couple and family services are guided by cognitive behavioral (CBT) and relational therapy. Empowerment work including assertiveness training and addressing issues of self esteem. Consultations for mood disorders, addiction problems and life skills.

Owen Hansen, M.Ed., Counselling Psychology, offers assessment, individual, couple and family therapy in the following areas:

· Anxiety
· Depression
· Stress Management / Burnout

· Abuse Issues (Emotional, Sexual)
· Self Esteem Problems

· Relationship Problems
· Sexual Issues

Availability: morning, afternoon, evening appointments

Fee: services reimbursable, in whole or part, through most private health plans.

I have a general practice in which I work with individuals, couples, children, and families. My work involves dealing with issues such as depression and anxiety; relationships (intimacy, interpersonal, workplace); divorce; self-esteem; performance and achievement; trauma; grief and loss; aging; conflicts and challenges with children; and many other issues.

In addiction, I have extensive experience with twelve-step programs; addiction and dependency recovery; and emotional, eating, and sexual disorders.

I have been in private practice for many years. I completed six years of postgraduate training in Marital and Family Therapy, and in Individual Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy at the Argyle Institute of Human Relations of which I am an active associate.

While bringing a fresh, empathic, and creative attitude to helping individuals define and reach their goals, I carefully adjust my approach to meet their particular needs.

A psychotherapist, and certified Canadian Counselor & Play therapist who has worked with Adults, Teens, & Children for more than 15 years. As a humanistic psychotherapist, combination of approaches are used depending on the needs of the individual. There are times when there are no words to explain what a person thinks or feels, such as in those experienced in aging, depression, low self-esteem, illness, loss or confusion this is when Non-Verbal symbolic psychotherapeutic approach msy be applied such as Art Therapy, Drama/Play Therapy, Sandplay Therapy. There are times when doing verbal psychotherapy with ADD or anxious adults that Cognitive Behavioural applications are most important, also when working with a PTSD client a need for EMDR emerges; these approaches are then employed. Teens and children most often have difficulties verbalizing how they feel are very comfortable with these approaches because it uses and focuses on their talents and abilities rather than their difficulties while building self esteem along with self expression. This often means the difference between successful therapy and resistance to therapy. For adults the availability towards the use the symbolic right side of the brain may provide a creative input not available otherwise.

Teens and children most often have difficulties verbalizing how they feel are very comfortable with these approaches because it uses and focuses on their talents and abilities rather than their difficulties while building self esteem along with self expression. This often means the difference between successful therapy and resistance to therapy. For adults the availability towards the use the symbolic right side of the brain may provide a creative input not available otherwise.

WORKING IN : STRESS RELIEF* RE-EVALUATIONS *LIFE/FAMILY MANAGEMENT

• ADD/ADHD/LD & Dyslexia,
• Anxiety & Depression.
• Coping with Chronic Illness,
• Stress management, burnout and workplace issues
• PTSD Trauma, Neglect & Abuse, Grief & Loss,
• Parent-child conflicts, Adoption.
• Mid-Life Re-evaluation
• Adolescent issues, self harming behaviours
• Adjustment to new life situations.

Insurance receipts are provided. Free 15 minute telephone consultation.
WHAT IS: Art Therapy? www.aatq.org * Drama Therapy? www.nadt.com, Play Therapy? www.cacpt.com, Sandplay Therapy? www.sandplay.org EMDR? www.emdrac.ca . CBT? www.nacbt.org

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Jacqueline King is a Life-Coach specializing in adults with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (AD/HD). Some examples of the work she does as a Life Coach are, assisting clients to set goals and focus priorities, develop time management skills and manage energy and moods. Her ultimate goal is to empower clients with new skills and techniques that allow them to become self-sufficient. Emails and quick telephone calls are part of the service, so that clients feel supported between the weekly coaching sessions

Ms. King has worked in health care for 16 years. She is a trained nurse from Keele University, England; she holds a Bachelors Degree in Psychology (Honours) from Open University, London, Jacqueline obtained 3-year training with Coach U.

Professionnal Membership:

• Quebec Order of Psychologist
• Quebec Order of Social Worker
• Quebec Association of Marriage and Family Therapists
• Canadian Psychological Association
• American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists

Areas of expertise:

• Anxiety disorders
• Depression
• Stress, burnout, workplace issues
• Communication problems
• Anger management
• Relationship problems, marriage counseling

Individual, couple and families therapists. Specialization in loss and bereavement

The Grief Center provides a safe, confidential, non-judgmental place for families experiencing the life-threatening illness or death of a family member. Assessment and clinical follow-up is given to families coping with a terminal illness or death related to illness, trauma (accidental, sudden), or violence (suicide, homicide).

The Grief Center provides a family with the opportunity to grieve together and separately in two adjoining rooms. Yvonne Clark is a licensed social worker, family therapist and certified grief counsellor who helps adults understand the grieving process as well as children's grief.

At the Montreal Therapy Centre, we believe difficult life situations provide a unique opportunity for personal growth. We view therapy as an experience through which you can develop life long skills that can keep you focused on achieving your goals. Our aim is to help you deal with your current difficulties in a timely fashion. Whether you have an individual, couple, family, or work-related issue that you want to address, our team of trained professional counsellors have the skills necessary to assist you.

The Montreal Therapy Centre offers professional and confidential counselling services for individuals, couples, and families. We also provide Art Therapy services for children and adolescents.
The Montreal Therapy Centre offers both daytime and evening appointments. Insurance receipts are provided.

Gayle McLachlan, a social worker for may years at the Allan Memorial Institute, has a great deal of experience in assisting people to achieve a maximum level of well being.  Cirisis intervention, Clinical depression/ or anxiety-all fall under the purview of her skill set.  The scope of her practice is Comprehensive, including:

A three year Post-Masters certificate from the Argyle Institute of Human Relations (2001)

Cognitive Behavior Therapy seminars at MUHC (2005)

Advocacy for the mental ill.  Numerous presentions, public lectures geared toward de-mystifying the problems and the feelings associated.  She assists individuals and their families with the skills necessary to achive stability and an improved quality of life.

Member of O.P.T.S.Q.

Telephone consultations on request.

EXPRESSIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY
Expressive Psychotherapy is an exciting and unique approach to helping individuals which combines the transformative power of the arts with psychodynamic verbal therapy.
Why use the arts in therapy? Often times, words just scratch the surface in therapy, leaving us wondering what deeper feelings, images, memories or patterns may be motivating our behavior, thoughts or feelings. The power of the arts in therapy lie in their ability to express and reveal these often more authentic levels of the self that go to the heart or core of an issue if allowed expression.

MUSIC PSYCHOTHERAPY

Music Psychotherapy focuses on music as the primary expressive tool in conjunction with psychodynamic verbal therapy. Because words can take us only so far, music is utilized in a way similar to dream work, to reveal aspects of the self that otherwise would remain hidden, or to clarify issues or feelings that may be confusing. It can open up areas of the self not previously accessible, and move the process of therapy forward through creative expression that can be profoundly moving emotionally. Music can also bring fun and joy into the process of therapy! No prior experience with music is necessary to benefit from this approach, which can include music listening, improvisation on a wide variety of instruments, imaging to music, singing, sounding, toning and song-writing.

SOUND THERAPY

Sound Therapy is an approach that focuses on the use of toning, sounding and singing as a form of energy work to release physical and emotional blocks or trauma, to enhance energy and the immune system, to address imbalances in the body, to enhance one's spirituality and capacity to experience peace, joy and other positive emotions of well-being.

Shelley Snow holds a Master's Degree in Music Therapy from New York University and is Certified by the American Association for Music Therapy. She received post-graduate training in psychotherapy from the Institute for Expressive Analysis in New York City, and trained at the Bonny Institute for Music and Imagery in guided imagery and music. She is a consultant and researcher for the Center for the Arts in Human Development at Concordia University and has been a practicing clinician for 16 years.

Art Therapy is a creative way to help both children and adults. Feelings and thoughts are expressed, understood and worked through using art materials. The therapist facilitates the art process and no artistic talent is required.

Sally Cooke is an Art Therapist who has been working at the The Montreal Children's Hospital since 1997. She also teaches at Concordia University.

At DM, we believe that every now and then we all need an opportunity to reflect, recharge and rethink our next move. Sometimes it helps to talk to someone you can trust. DM provides services in 4 main areas:

1. Therapy for individuals, couples, and families, including play therapy for young children.
2. Parenting groups for children of all ages, from toddlers to teens, including:

• Incredible Years - for parents of young children
• Parenting Today's Youth - for parents of elementary and pre-adolescent youth
• Parenting with Love & Limits - for teens and their parents

3. Groups in the community to strengthen children's and adolescents' abilities to solve problems:

• Social skills
• Anger management
• Bullying
• Female aggression

4. Professional Development: to adults who nurture and guide young people, both in schools and in the community

***Free 15 minute telephone consultation*****