Psychologists in Convoy Place, Halifax, NS
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3136 Isleville St #203, Halifax, B3K 3Y2
(902) 800-0078
Psychologist, Mental health service 
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3845 Joseph Howe Dr, Halifax, B3L 4H9
(902) 431-1721
Psychologist, Therapist, Mental health service, Therapists 
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6080 Young St, Suite 301, Halifax, B3K 5L2
(902) 444-3443
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108-3845 JOSEPH HOWE DR, Halifax, B3L 4H9
902-455-9939
Breakthrough is a multidisciplinary private practice of psychologists, social workers and counsellors, located in Halifax, Nova Scotia. 
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5539B Young Street, Halifax, B3K 1Z7
(902) 492-1271
Opening hours: Monday: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm, Tuesday: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm, Wednesday: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm, Thursday: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm, Friday: 8:00 am - 9:00 pm; Dr. Nina Woulff is a psychologist in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She has a private practice that provides individual, family and marriage therapy for children and adults. 
5556 Sullivan St, Halifax, B3K 1X7
(902) 453-1144
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5560 Sullivan St, Halifax, B3K 1X7
(902) 209-8983
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1983 Ambassador Drive, Windsor, N9G 3R5
519-816-2701
In the film Eat, Pray, Love, Elizabeth Gilbert sets out on a journey to Italy, India and Bali in an attempt to examine different aspects of her nature. I believe the stages of counselling are similar to the journey Elizabeth experiences during the course of her travels. Following a divorce and a crushing depression, Elizabeth begins the ‘Eat’ part of her journey in Italy. Like Elizabeth, most people begin their counselling journey following a crisis in their life. The goal of counselling at this time is to create stability, which can be achieved by developing or enhancing existing coping skills. In the film/book Elizabeth finds balance through friendships; eating mindfully; and learning to spend time on her own. In my experience most people are pretty committed to the 'EAT' part of the healing journey. When it’s over, many leave counselling because life has become more stable; their support network has been strengthened and since the crisis has passed – they feel a whole lot better. Some of the techniques I teach during this leg of the journey involve mindful meditation and Emotional Freedom Technique www.eftuniverse.com It might not be as pleasurable as a trip to Italy – but the end result is very much the same. Truth be told - my favourite people to work with are the ones who are interested in continuing on for the next leg of the journey - which in the movie/book is called 'PRAY'. At this time Elizabeth travels to India where she enters into silence going deep within herself to heal all the hurts (big and small). In my therapy practice this is often when we start to work on processing big and small 't' traumas. I do this using many different approaches like internal family systems theory www.selfleadership.org and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing www.emdria.org. In my personal and professional opinion this is the most important part of the healing journey and can lead to significant transformations in a person’s. 
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Halifax
902-460-0124
Heidi Sturgeon & Associates is Atlantic Canada’s first provider of online therapy, counselling and CBT online for anxiety, stress, trauma, PTSD and grief 
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7071 Bayers Road, Halifax, B3L 2C2
(902) 406-3400
Psychologist 
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1550 Bedford Hwy Suite 601, Bedford, B4A 1E6
(902) 9715
Through active listening, our Psychologists can help identify what may be contributing to our clients struggles and can identify any barriers that may impede. 
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6155 North St, Halifax, B3K 5R3
(902) 490-0090
Counsellor, Individual Counsellors, Marriage, Family, Psychologist