16 March 2020
Therapy & COVID-19
We live in interesting times. With the coronavirus COVID-19 affecting the world around us — changing the way we live, work, and commute — inevitably it might affect our access to resources such as psychotherapy.
I would like to take this moment to mention that I am more than comfortable working with clients (existing and new) online or over the phone. This might be the best choice for those who are working from home or self-isolating. Otherwise, until further notice, I am still seeing clients in my office during regular hours, Monday through Thursday.
If you have any other questions, feel free to get in touch.
If you are interested in learning more about my services, about me, or perhaps booking an appointment, please call me at 416-873-7828 or email me at info@downtowntherapy.ca for more information.
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25 February 2020
Interview on Life 101 Podcast
I was recently interviewed for the Life Stuff 101 podcast, talking about couples therapy, what it’s like to be a therapist who works with couples, and how couples therapy differs from individual therapy. In the process of our discussion I mention the SAW films, Phil Donahue, and dismiss the notion that couples therapy is somehow “the beginning of the end”. Enjoy!
If you are interested in learning more about my services, about me, or perhaps booking an appointment, please call me at 416-873-7828 or email me at info@downtowntherapy.ca for more information.
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