Discover hope and healing in a supportive, caring environment.
Experience the transformative power of psychotherapy at Caledon Clinic.
We provide tailored, evidence-based therapy for a wide range of mental health challenges helping you heal and live a fulfilling life.
Psychotherapy Services
Caledon Clinic offers psychotherapy for individuals, couples and families for a range of mental health concerns.
Our Goal
At Caledon Clinic, our goal is to help you navigate through mental health challenges so you can live your best life.
Our Approach
Our approach is to address your mental health challenges our psychotherapists, providing evidence-based therapy to help you achieve your goals.
Insights from Our Psychotherapy Service Director
Video Transcription
My name is Bud Sukhu, and I am the registered psychotherapist working here at Caledon Clinic. Clients that come to me, basically, are looking for some help with unraveling what’s going on in their mind. They’re looking at their life challenges, family issues, work issues, personal issues, which is causing them to be either very anxious, very depressed or they could also have some clinical issues.
We talk about emotional dysregulation, how to control your emotions when things are… you feel like the world is giving in on you. We work on mindfulness to get you grounded.
Counselling for Couples
I’m a trained marriage counselor and certified to work with clients to help them resolve their interpersonal relationship differences.
Counselling for Families
As a family, when something happens within the family, we all, it affects all of us differently. We need to look at the whole family, how they interact, how they behave, and how they deal with issues.
Individual Psychotherapy
We offer individual psychotherapy to adults for a wide range of issues.
Mental health issues that we address include the following but are not limited to:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Overwhelming stress
- Phobias
- Post traumatic stress
- Obsessive compulsive disorder
- Overwhelming anger
- Grief and Loss
- Borderline personality disorder
- Relationship distress
Couples Therapy
Couples therapy offers a safe space to facilitate healing of fractured relationships.
We will work with you to identify strengths that are the source of resilience and bonding in your relationship. We will together identify sources of disharmony, feelings of isolation, and disengagement. You will, as a couple, explore and identify negative patterns of interaction and create a better understanding of each other that will lead to improved communication skills and connection.
We use Gottman Method couples therapy to guide couples towards new perspectives, learning new skills and ways of thinking that promote connection, love and harmony.
Family/Parent Therapy
There are many ways families can become fractured leading to loss of connection, bonding, and love. We will work with you to restore harmony through identifying sources of disharmony and causes of fracture in family relations.
Some of the common reasons families seek therapy are:
- Substance abuse
- Emotional dysregulation
- Mental health issues such as depression and anxiety
- Financial stressors
- Work stressors
- Grief and loss
Therapy will be focused on guiding caregivers to learn specific skills to help de-escalate tensions in the home by improving parental communication skills and coping skills.
FAQ
Is psychotherapy a regulated health profession in Ontario?
Yes, psychotherapy is a regulated health profession in Ontario. It is governed by the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO), which makes sure registered psychotherapists meet professional and ethical standards. Additionally, other regulated health professionals may provide psychotherapy if their respective colleges authorize them to do so.
Who can use the title ‘psychotherapist’ in Ontario?
In Ontario, only professionals registered with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO) or another regulatory college authorized to provide psychotherapy (like the College of Psychologists of Ontario, the College of Nurses of Ontario, the College of Occupational Therapists of Ontario, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, or the College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers) can use the title “psychotherapist.” Unauthorized use of this title is not permitted under Ontario law.
Who can perform the Controlled Act of Psychotherapy in Ontario?
The Controlled Act of Psychotherapy can only be performed by professionals who are:
- Registered with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario CRPO and authorized to perform the act.
- Members of the five other regulated health colleges that permit the practice of psychotherapy (e.g., psychologists, physicians, nurses, occupational therapists, and social workers).
Anyone not registered with these regulatory bodies is not legally permitted to perform the Controlled Act of Psychotherapy.