INDIVIDUAL COUNSELLING​

Who We See

While our focus is adults and late teens, we offer free phone consultations to determine if your adolescent or child would be a good fit.

Examples of Therapies

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy - CBT

Learn the connections between your thoughts, feelings, and actions, what automatic thoughts are, and develop more realistic, alternative thoughts.

Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)

Will help you learn and use new skills and strategies for building a life you feel is worth living. Particularly, you will learn better coping skills to handle interpersonal problems.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy - CBT-I

CBT-I is recommended as a first step in the treatment of insomnia disorder. CBT-I focuses on evidence based strategies that help with improper sleep scheduling (circadian/body clock), reduced sleep drive (homeostatic) and arousal (cognitive, poor sleep habits and conditioned arousal).

Existential Psychotherapy

Are you struggling with the meaning of life? Do you wonder what the purpose is and what is it all for? Do you have health or death anxiety? You will learn to develop a greater sense of meaning for your life and live out your values.

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is a psychotherapy that enables people to heal from the symptoms and emotional distress that are the result of disturbing life experiences. 

Free 15-Minute Consult with Christina

Online appointments available

Individual Counselling

$ 150 1 Hour
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EMDR Symptom Relief (RELIEF) Sessions 3+

$ 150 1 Hour
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EMDR Healing and Resolution (HEAL) Sessions 3+

$ 210 1 1/2 Hours
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Client Stories

Bliss Mental Health helps you find your bliss through counselling or therapy that is personalized for you. More than relieving symptoms, we help you improve your quality of life with purposeful behaviours and meaningful activities and relationships.

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Phillip came in for anxiety and was especially worried about being unemployed. Whenever he had started a new job, he would have so much anxiety the night before that he couldn’t sleep. Instead of calling in sick, he would quit the jobs before starting them. With Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) he learned that he was afraid that the new employer would find out that he has a learning disability and think he is not capable enough. He came to imagine possibilities other than being fired or prevented from moving up.

Phillip

Talia, at 16 years old, worried about dying. She had ruminating thoughts that she may get cancer and misinterpret normal body sensations. The sense of dread and panic transferred to school, where she would cry during tests even though she would always score in the high 80s. With a combination of Existential Psychotherapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, her worries about her health and death reduced dramatically. Her new sense of purpose for her life resolved panic around tests and about her future.

Talia