Find a Therapist in Beamsville, Ontario.

Through psychotherapy, Nicole offers and opportunity to explore and understand your experience. Through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and mindfulness approaches, Nicole supports her clients to understand their journey and explore their skill set to continue to move forward. Nicole also offers a unique lens from her certification in Trauma Center Trauma Sensitive Yoga which offers an opportunity to people to use body movement, body sensation and choice making to offer a therapeutic approach to healing.

My approach includes using strength-based, client centred therapies in practice and recognizing that clients are resilient and have the ability to connect with themselves to find answers to any of life’s problems. Other modalities which are helpful include solution focused brief therapy and narrative therapy, whereby clients are able to recognize and build on their hopes. Clients will benefit from psychotherapy, as their negative thoughts will be challenged, resulting in decreased self-blame.

Psychotherapy helps you learn how to take control of your life and respond to challenging situations using healthy coping strategies. Mastora helps individual understand and identify: • The life problems or events • The behaviors, emotions, and ideas that contribute to ones individual situation and learning how to modify them. • Learn coping techniques and problem-solving skills. • Regain a sense of control and pleasure in life.

Psychotherapy can be life-changing; you may need a few sessions or more in-depth work, but we will collaborate to meet your needs. There are many types of psychotherapy, all of which involve talking to someone you can confide in and trust to have your best interests at heart. I offer a person-centred approach to meet your unique needs and work with you on your best strategy for meeting life’s challenges.

At The Therapy Place of Oakville, I see psychotherapy as a safe place to openly discuss your thoughts and feelings and to gain insights into patterns of behaviour and emotions that might be limiting you, and keeping. you "stuck". When you do psychotherapy with me, we go beyond just talking about your "stuff" - we identify and name what's not working, we look at ways to challenge your well-entrenched patterns of being and thinking, and we cultivate skills to help you grow and lead a more satisfying life. Psychotherapy is appropriate for lots of life's challenges including depression, anxiety, relationship issues and for those times in life when we just need some support and guidance.

Our minds are a complex mix of past experiences and present perceptions. It can be confusing to sort out what is real and relevant to your current situation. Through our therapy we engage in a mutual journey of discovery to find out what makes you tick. Self understanding gives you choices. No longer will you operate on automatic pilot. Couple and Family Therapy operate in a similar way, except the work is to help family members listen and understand each other, to support and encourage each other. Families fall into hurtful habits of discord. That can be changed with effort and help.

I provide a welcoming space where clients can explore challenges, emotions, and patterns in their lives. Together, we work on understanding experiences, improving coping skills, and creating practical strategies for growth. Clients benefit by gaining clarity, confidence, and emotional balance, empowering them to face challenges with resilience and a renewed sense of well-being.

Psychotherapy helps clients explore the past roots of the issues they are struggling with in order to make lasting changes. Unresolved issues from our childhood and the past can deeply impact our current lives. Past emotional injuries can be impacting our present in ways we are not always aware of. We provide a safe and supportive place to process past experiences in order to see lasting change.

My approach combines Dialetical Behaviour Therapy; Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy; Interpersonal and Emotion-Focussed Therapy. That said, I meet clients where they are and so, tailoring is always part of the process, which amounts to a therapeutic conversation. Compassion, non-judgement, validation and a willingness to sit with the discomfort and see and hear you is what I do best.

Psychotherapy is one way of working through depression, anxiety, personality disorders,eating disorders, addictions, marriage and family issues (to name some). The process can vary depending on an indivduals needs and struggles. I work from the cognitive behaiour and the dialectical behavioral models to help individuals learn and grow as people, and aquire tools to help cope with their struggles.

My primary approach to working with clients is Relational Psychotherapy. "Relational therapists help clients understand, on the one hand, their own patterns of thoughts and feelings about themselves, and on the other hand, the power of significant relationships, past and present, to shape this self-experience. Relational therapy strengthens and transforms a client's sense of self, which in turn enhances his or her confidence and well-being in the world." In other words, as a relational psychotherapist, I will be with you as you explore your life, your sense of self, and your relationships with others.

Psychotherapy is a talk therapy with proven research and evidence-based interventions. It is a confidential and safe space where clients can explore different aspects of their emotional pain with an empathic counselor. As a Master Level psychotherapist, I have educational training and clinical experience in Family Systems and Psychoeducation. Combining these two methods gives me a comprehensive and in-depth awareness of assisting individuals, couples, and families through their growth journey. Through the initial assessment, I will help you establish goals for therapy that are practical and achievable. Psychotherapy is a safe space to explore your any challenges you are facing.

At The Mindful Path, our team offers psychotherapy that is grounded in real-life experience, compassion, and evidence-based approaches. We recognize that each person’s journey is unique, and we work collaboratively to create a space where you feel seen, heard, and supported. Using modalities such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), mindfulness practices, and Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT), we help you explore patterns, navigate challenges, and build tools to live with more clarity, intention, and self-compassion. Whether you're facing stress, anxiety, relationship issues, or life transitions, we're here to support your growth and well-being every step of the way.