About Stephen DouglasRP OACCPP(C)
Stephen Douglas has provided healing and support for individuals, couples, and families for over twenty years as a family counsellor and psychotherapist.
His approach offers an effective model of change for clients who have emotional or relationship blocks leading to depression, anxiety, and chronic anger. He also provides insightful marriage and family therapy, ...
Stephen helps clients address a wide range of concerns, including:
- abuse
- addiction
- anger management
- anxiety
- bereavement
- business relationship coaching
- communication skills
- depression
- family and youth counselling
- marriage and intimate relationship issues
- men's personal growth
- parenting
- stress
- trauma
- wellness
With comfortable offices in Etobicoke and Oakville, both conveniently located minutes from the QEW to serve clients in Toronto, Mississauga, Oakville, and Burlington, Stephen provides support to:
Psychotherapy for Men and Women
Individual psychotherapy helps address issues of depression, anxiety, stress, anger and addiction.
Couples Counselling
Learn to communicate without blame and build the foundations for a healthy relationship.
Families and Youth
Validating every family member’s needs while helping each communicate more effectively.
Communication Coaching
Learn to express needs and feelings effectively while improving your understanding of others.
Keynote Addresses and Workshops
Stephen offers dynamic in-house workshops to help employees learn to communicate effectively.
Men's Psychotherapy Group
Supporting personal growth through encouragement, affirmation and valuable alternative viewpoints.
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