PSYCHOTHERAPY
Discover the benefits of psychotherapy at INNOVA, with solution-focused interventions to help work through your unique needs.
What is Psychotherapy?
Psychotherapy is primarily a talk-based therapy with the goal of helping one to improve and maintain, enhanced mental health and well-being.
Registered Psychotherapists commonly help people who are experiencing feelings, thoughts, moods or behaviors that may negatively impact their daily lives, relationships with others and their overall quality of life. Psychotherapists work with individuals, couples, families and even groups, in order to help work through difficulties; and together, help create positive changes in thoughts, thought patterns, behaviours, feelings as well as social functioning.
Psychotherapy Services at INNOVA
Looking for a Registered Psychotherapist in Mississauga to help you? Visit your local warm and welcoming Psychotherapist at INNOVA!
Psychotherapy at INNOVA is truly a goal-driven, therapeutic and interactive team-based approach. Our Psychotherapists will educate and teach you the tools to help create positive and lasting changes in your mental health and well-being with compassion and support throughout the whole journey. We help couples and individuals from children to adults struggling with anxiety, depression, PTSD, low self-esteem, domestic violence, abuse, stress, anger and other mental health conditions and challenges using a variety of therapeutic strategies including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy.
Psychotherapy Services at INNOVA
Looking for a Registered Psychotherapist in Mississauga to help you? Visit your local warm and welcoming Psychotherapist at INNOVA!
Psychotherapy at INNOVA is truly a goal-driven, therapeutic and interactive team-based approach. Our Psychotherapists will educate and teach you the tools to help create positive and lasting changes in your mental health and well-being with compassion and support throughout the whole journey. We help couples and individuals from children to adults struggling with anxiety, depression, PTSD, low self-esteem, domestic violence, abuse, stress, anger and other mental health conditions and challenges using a variety of therapeutic strategies including Cognitive Behaviour Therapy.
Benefits of Psychotherapy
Some of the benefits of psychotherapy include:
- Helps to build self-esteem, reduce anxiety, strengthen coping mechanisms
- Helps improve communication and express certain thoughts and emotions
- Change client’s behaviour and mental processes and/or how to view the world around
- Create a new way of looking at difficult problems
- Help to move towards a solution
- Gain a better understanding of themselves and their own goals and values
- Develop skills for improving relationships
Conditions Treated by Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy can improve symptoms of depression, general anxiety disorder, social anxiety, bipolar disorder, OCD, phobias, and panic disorders, grief, post traumatic stress disorder, when used as either the sole treatment or in conjunction with pharmacological treatments.
Here are some of the most common conditions that our psychotherapy services can help treat:
- Reduction of positive behaviour
- Self-criticism
- Lack of assertion
- Poor problem-solving skills
- Sleep deprivation/lack of appetite
- Excessive worry
- Fatigue
- Anxious mood
- Restlessness
- Irritable mood
Common obsessions include:
- Fears of getting a disease, such as cancer or AIDS
- Fears of touching poisons, such as pesticides
- Fears of forgetting to so something, such as turn off a stove or lock a door
Compulsions are also called “rituals”, which include:
- Excessive washing or cleaning, such as washing one’s hands many times a day
- Repeating actions, such as turning a light switch on and off many times
- Hoarding or saving things, such as keeping old newspapers or old items
Common reaction to stressful or traumatic events such as:
- Car accidents
- Being raped
- Being a victim of a crime
- Being physically/sexually abused
- Living through a disaster, such as bombing, flood or seeing a loved one dead
FAQ’s About Our Psychotherapy Services
Many people are confused with these three scopes of practice. A “Psychiatrist” is a medical doctor and can prescribe psychotropic medications to patients while, may not have time to do talk therapy sessions with patients. A “Psychologist” cannot prescribe medication and is not a medical doctor, however, can diagnose a patient with a mental health condition and can treat a patient through talk therapy. A “Psychotherapist” is trained to work specifically through talk therapy, where the focus is on the provision of information, advice-giving, encouragement and instruction.
Psychotherapy Services Are Often Covered by Extended Healthcare Providers Consult your plan to learn more. |