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Adrienne specializes in the treatment of eating disorders and comorbid issues including: depression, anxiety, and relational concerns. Therapeutic methods are customized to each client; often incorporating a cognitive-behavioural and mindfulness approach. Adrienne is a Registered Yoga Instructor, thus therapy may also incorporate postures, breath work, and meditation (upon request). Adrienne provides a safe, empathetic, and non-judgmental environment for her clients. She is supervised by a Registered Psychologist - fees may be covered by health insurance plans. Offices available downtown Ottawa and in Nepean.

Phone: 613 720 7844
Website: www.therapyottawa.com
Email: adrienne@therapyottawa.com
 

Diana naturally listens, respects, and uses each client's experiences and strengths to address individual needs. She works with individuals of all ages, recognizes the needs of students and supports family as they care for loved ones. Areas of practice include: disordered eating, self esteem, anxiety and depression, relationships, issues of transition, communication, and motivation.

Website: www.diananorton.com

Dr. Natalie Rubin obtained her BA from McGill University in 1988. She worked in research in women’s issues prior to earning a scholarship to the University of Hartford where she earned her Masters and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology in 1995. She has a general private practice seeing a wide range of problems in late adolescence and adults including mood and anxiety disorders, life transitions, adjustment and self-esteem issues, sexual abuse, eating disorders, relationship and parenting issues, stress and anger management and trauma.

The Ottawa Couple and Family Institute is a private institute providing individual, couple and family counselling. The type of therapy offered is called Emotionally Focused Therapy, which has shown to be effective in treating and healing distressed relationships and helping to create stronger bonds between family members. The institute now has 20 clinicians in practice.

Visit their website to read more, and learn about the different practitioners:

www.ocfi.ca/home.htm

or call 613-722-5122

Mood Disorders Ottawa supports people with mood disorders, and their loved ones. For 20 years, MDO has provided a variety of programs and services, including confidential support groups, social events, a radio show and monthly information meetings, featuring guest speakers from the mental health field and beyond.

www.mooddisordersottawa.ca

Dr. Lalande has worked extensively with adults, children, and families in a number of clinical settings. She specializes in helping individuals to cope with depression, anxiety, eating and disorders, chronic illness, and pain management. Dr. Lalande uses a caring and integrative approach to therapy using cognitive behavioural treatments.

Languages: English, French, Spanish

Operates in a similar way to Overeaters Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous - a twelve step program.

McNabb Community Centre, 160 Percy St.

Call 228-8142 for dates and times.

The Ottawa Women's Health Centre's mission is to:

Create a women's health program that is recognized both nationally and internationally for its beneficial impact on the health and quality of life of women, through innovations in care and excellence in practice, education and research.

The Centre serves the needs of adult patients in the Ottawa-Carleton region and Eastern Ontario, who suffer from serious eating disorders. It offers a comprehensive treatment that provides a contained and structured environment with therapy offered almost exclusively in a group format. Patients are referred to the Centre’s Consultation Service by their family physicians.

501 Smyth Rd., Ottawa, ON, K1H 8L6 Phone (613) 737-8042 Fax: (613) 737-8085

Individual psychologist who offers a cognitive behavioral / solution oriented approach. Works with adults aged 17 years and over.

203 MacLaren St., Ottawa
K2P 0L4

(613) 233-4222