FAQ

Is counselling right for me?

There are many reasons to seek out counselling, but one of the most important factors is the desire for individual change. Whether the change involves dealing with struggles from the past, fears of the future or current day to day challenges. Counselling can provide insight into these challenges and tools to overcome them. Addressing concerns [...]

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Is medication a substitute for counselling?

Medication is often considered the band-aid solution, though it may help you feel better it does not always help resolve the underlying issues. With counselling tools and skills are provided to address life struggles and challenges which medication can not address. However, in some circumstances a combination of medication and therapy is the right course [...]

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Is therapy confidential?

Essentially everything that is brought up in session will be kept in the strictest of confidence. The only reason information would be disclosed is because you provided written permission to disclose information to a specific party. However, there are three exceptions required by law that all psychologists must breach confidentiality.  Exceptions include: Reasonable suspicion of [...]

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