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ONLINE THERAPY

Counselling in Ontario

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Dr. Dana Seymour, NIHB provider and psychologist that specializes in Indigenous Mental Health Therapy and Counselling in Ontario

See A Psychologist That
Understands Indigenous Voices

Culturally competent mental health services may be one of the biggest benefits of online therapy.

If you are Indigenous and have tried therapy before with a therapist that isn't First Nations, you may have been frustrated with the lack of understanding of Indigenous values and perspectives and may have felt like counselling didn't help. This is why it is important to work with someone who understands Indigenous values, family dynamics, and traditions.

 

Dr. Seymour is a member of the Akwesasne Mohawk Nation and has spent 15 years living in Northwestern Ontario among the Anishinaabe people learning their values and traditions. Indigenous people have unique social, political, and historical factors that impact mental health and it's important for a therapist to understand these complex issues. And, to understand how generational trauma can impact wellness and healing.

Dr. Seymour offers specialized mental health care that is also culturally appropriate. Whether you live in Thunder Bay, Toronto, or Ottawa or any of the communities in-between, the advantage of virtual therapy is that you can access professional counselling services to address your stress, anxiety, depression, and trauma.

You don't have to settle for a counsellor just because they are conveniently located, you can access a therapist that specializes in your needs and is the right fit for you! 

Benefits of Telehealth

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FLEXIABILITY

You can sign in for your therapy session from your home, work, car, or even

the bush if you have access to wifi. 

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SAVES TIME

There is no wasting time driving back and forth to your counselling appointment and having to wait in the waiting room. This helps to make therapy more convenient, making it easier for you to attend. 

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ONLINE THERAPY WORKS

Research shows that online therapy, can be just as effective as therapy in person. 

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CONFIDENTIALITY

With virtual therapy, there's no chance of running into your auntie, cousin, or neighbor on your way to counselling. 

Online Therapy for the
Following in Ontario: 

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Tips for Virtual Therapy

Location: Find a space that is quiet, private, and comfortable. Many people log in from their couch, car, or work space. 

Charged and Connected: Make sure your phone, tablet, or computer is charged for your session and that your wifi signal is strong and connected. 

Get Comfy: Grab your fav Timmy's, your pet, or a comfy blanket. It can be helpful to  take a couple of deep breaths so your grounded.

Reflect: You want to get the most out of your session, try and take a moment to reflect on what you would like out of this time and write down your intentions. 

What To Expect 

You'll be provided a secure link that will direct you to the virtual waiting room.

 

No need to download a separate app.

 

Just click the secure link provided to you.

It's easy and convenient and you are able to access therapy from wherever you are most comfortable. 

 

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