Individual Therapy for Adults
Individual therapy is a collaborative process built on safety, mutual trust, understanding, and respect between therapist and client. It offers a confidential, safe space for individuals to explore their thoughts, feelings, behaviours, and experiences. Through one-on-one sessions, you and your therapist can explore, understand, and gain insight about yourself, address and overcome challenges, improve relationships (with self and others), develop more adaptive coping strategies, and work towards your identified goals and personal adaptive healing.
The length and course of treatment are personalized to address each client's unique circumstances, needs, values, and goals. Most individual therapy treatment plans involve 8-20 sessions, however, it can be difficult to achieve significant and lasting changes in fewer than 12 sessions. Many clients begin to notice improvements in their mood and functioning and report feeling some relief from symptoms after the first 3 or 4 sessions.
How can Individual Therapy help?
Our therapists are highly skilled with extensive training and experience in multiple therapeutic modalities and offer their passion and expertise in working with:
anxiety (specific and general), stress, emotion regulation, anger management
depression, seasonal depression, grief, loss, disenfranchised/anticipatory grief
interpersonal difficulties, relationship issues, dating, intimacy, trust, infidelity
career/work, burnout, culture, discrimination, identity, self-confidence, self-esteem
pregnancy and postpartum challenges, parenting, co-parenting, family dynamics
major life adjustments and transitions, behavioural activation, lifestyle changes
neurodivergence, chronic injury, chronic illness/disability, coping strategies
trauma, post-traumatic stress responses, self-injury/self-harm, suicidal ideation
alcohol and substance use, behavioural concerns, chronic dependence

Therapeutic Approaches for Individual Therapy
Our therapists approach therapy with curiosity and compassion. We work from an integrative framework and use a unique blend of traditional and non-traditional evidence-based therapies.