Women's Issues Therapists in H4A
Talia Carin
Counsellor, AT, CCC, ND, RYT
Verified Verified
Montréal, QC H4A
Not accepting new clients
I use a client centered, strength-based approach to foster a supportive, non-judgemental environment where my clients can begin to experience themselves as creative, empowered and open. With a collaborative spirit of empathy and curiosity we will explore the client's strengths, challenges, unique abilities and potential for growth. Combining talk therapy with elements of mindfulness and artistic expression, I aim to create a warm, non-threatening environment in which children, adolescents and adults can explore and communicate their thoughts and feelings.
I use a client centered, strength-based approach to foster a supportive, non-judgemental environment where my clients can begin to experience themselves as creative, empowered and open. With a collaborative spirit of empathy and curiosity we will explore the client's strengths, challenges, unique abilities and potential for growth. Combining talk therapy with elements of mindfulness and artistic expression, I aim to create a warm, non-threatening environment in which children, adolescents and adults can explore and communicate their thoughts and feelings.
Natalie Goerner
Registered Social Worker, MSW, PsT
Verified Verified
4 Endorsed
Montréal, QC H4A
Not accepting new clients
I work with clients who are motivated to explore their life's challenges and together, we build a strong alliance in order to try different approaches and strategies in our sessions. I believe in finding what skills and approaches work for the individual, and using a combination of mind-body approaches as it is all connected and we can learn and understand so much about ourselves through our bodies and the messages they give us.
I work with clients who are motivated to explore their life's challenges and together, we build a strong alliance in order to try different approaches and strategies in our sessions. I believe in finding what skills and approaches work for the individual, and using a combination of mind-body approaches as it is all connected and we can learn and understand so much about ourselves through our bodies and the messages they give us.
Gifted adult? Are you allowed to say that? What is a gifted identity in adulthood? High expectations may become burdens. There can be a life-long sense of being “different”. Multipotentiality may make any one career feel constraining. Emotional intensity may make relationships challenging. A tendency for self-criticism can lead to feelings of being an imposter. Gifted adults may be prone to periods of existential depression and painful moments of “positive disintegration”. The gifted adult also often shows unusual maturity, social adjustment and natural leadership. Would you like to discuss giftedness openly?
Gifted adult? Are you allowed to say that? What is a gifted identity in adulthood? High expectations may become burdens. There can be a life-long sense of being “different”. Multipotentiality may make any one career feel constraining. Emotional intensity may make relationships challenging. A tendency for self-criticism can lead to feelings of being an imposter. Gifted adults may be prone to periods of existential depression and painful moments of “positive disintegration”. The gifted adult also often shows unusual maturity, social adjustment and natural leadership. Would you like to discuss giftedness openly?
