Psychologists in Windsor, ON with e-mail, opening times
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895 Erie Street East, Windsor, N9A 3Y7
(226) 221-8520
Special education school, Psychologist 
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1720 Howard Avenue, Windsor, N8X 5A6
+1 519-256-2000
I obtained my Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of Windsor in 2005. Since 2006, I have been licensed as a registered psychologist with the College of Psychologists of Ontario to work with children, adolescents, and adults in the areas of clinical, counselling, and school psychology. In July of 2011, I became additionally registered in the area of rehabilitation psychology and work with children, adolescents and adults in this area of practice. I have completed both plaintiff and defense psychological examinations. Since 2012, I have been appointed as adjunct faculty (assistant professor), Dept. of Family Medicine, Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry - Windsor. I am a member of the Canadian Psychological Association, Ontario Psychological Association and am in good standing with the College of Psychologists of Ontario. 
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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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300 Eugenie Street East, Windsor, N8X 2Y1
+1 519-259-3483
Cinical Neuropsychology, Clinical Psychology, Counselling Psychology, and School Psychology Services Pinnacle Psychology provides a wide range of clinical assessment, diagnosis, consultation, and treatment services for individuals within Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent areas (via our satellite offices in Chatham). Pinnacle Psychology offers professional, experienced, knowledgable, and compassionate staff who provide a client-friendly experience. Our psychologists have been practicing for 10-20 years within a variety of areas of specialization. Our assessment technicians have also been working in the field for almost 20 years. Pinnacle is committed to professional education and is a training site for doctoral students in psychology. 
Customers commend Dr. Saunders and his team for their attentiveness, helpfulness, compassion, and thoroughness. They appreciate the professional and effective service they received, contrasting their positive experiences with previous disappointments. 
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552 Pitt St W, Unit 103, Windsor, N9A 5M2
(519) 551-5414
Psychologist 
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302-1500 Ouellette Ave, Windsor, N8X 1K7
(226) 350-7323
Laurie Ferguson, Psychologist School and Counselling Psychology 226-350-7323/226-350-READ 
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2109 Ottawa Street, Suite 1070, Windsor, N8Y 1R8
519-252-6330
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1720 Howard, Windsor, N8X 5A6
+1 519-252-9155
Dr. Ross completed his doctorate in Psychology from the University of Windsor in 1979. After one year of post-doctoral training through Windsor Regional Hospital - Western Campus (formerly Windsor Western Hospital Centre), he gained registration with the College of Psychologists of Ontario. Thereafter, he maintained employment with Windsor Regional Hospital in the Community Mental Health, the Regional Rehabilitation Centre, and out-patient psychology until 1988 when he assumed the position of Director of the Community Mental Health Clinic. During this period, he also taught courses at the University of Windsor where he was granted Adjunct Assistant Professor status in 1982 which is yet maintained.