Thérapeutes en Anxiété en Toronto, ON
Jodi Evers
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
Offrir une thérapie psychodynamique centrée sur la personne pour les adultes à travers un large éventail d’objectifs de traitement. En adoptant une approche intégrative qui considère la personne dans sa globalité, le traitement est adapté à l’individu et est profond, expérientiel, stimulant, informé par le traumatisme et axé sur le corps, les émotions et les schémas de comportement.
Stacy Recalla
Nurse Practitioner
Now offering trauma-informed and neuro-affirming ADHD Assessments, medication management, and general psychiatric appointments and support.
Christina Hong
Registered Provisional Psychologist
Hello there! I am Christina, I have a genuine love and care for connecting with people. I’m here to support you if anxiety has been making life feel heavy or overwhelming. I believe that, counselling at its core is the genuine collaborative connection of individuals coming together to navigate this wonderfully bizarrely life of ours. In my role, my mission is to create a warm, supportive, and j…
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