Anxiety & Overthinking
Persistent worry, panic, perfectionism, avoidance, social anxiety, and feeling constantly on alert.
You may be navigating something difficult, feeling stuck in familiar patterns, or trying to make sense of emotions that have become hard to carry.
At Théla, individual therapy offers a collaborative, nonjudgmental space to explore your experiences, build practical skills, and move toward changes that matter to you.
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Sometimes you know exactly what brings you to therapy. Other times, you may only know that something feels different, overwhelming, or no longer sustainable.
We begin with curiosity about your experiences, relationships, history, strengths, and what you hope might change. You are more than a diagnosis or a list of symptoms.
Therapy can be a place to understand what's happening and develop strategies that remain useful between sessions.
“I understand why I react this way, but I don't know how to change it.”
“I'm functioning, but I'm exhausted.”
“I want to feel more like myself.”
Individual psychotherapy can address one concern or several overlapping experiences. Our clinicians tailor care to your needs and their areas of practice.
Persistent worry, panic, perfectionism, avoidance, social anxiety, and feeling constantly on alert.
Low mood, emotional numbness, hopelessness, loss of motivation, and changes in how you experience daily life.
Trauma-related distress, attachment wounds, difficult memories, safety, and the effects of prolonged or repeated adversity.
Task initiation, procrastination, overwhelm, emotional regulation, self-criticism, and sustainable routines.
Masking, sensory experiences, burnout, identity, self-understanding, and navigating environments that may not fit your needs.
Intense emotions, identity concerns, boundaries, attachment, and recurring interpersonal difficulties, including BPD-related experiences.
Communication, people-pleasing, relational trauma, recovery from controlling or harmful relationships, and rebuilding trust in yourself.
Bereavement, changing roles, career stress, major decisions, loss of identity, and adjustment to unexpected changes.
Unwanted thoughts, compulsions, uncertainty, and patterns of reassurance or avoidance that interfere with daily life.
Therapy is not about being told what to think or who to become. We work together to understand your patterns, question assumptions without dismissing your experiences, and identify what feels meaningful to you.
Safety, stabilization, and emotional regulation matter. Depending on your needs, we may first build grounding and coping strategies before approaching more difficult material.
Your readiness, preferences, and nervous system are part of the conversation—not obstacles to push past.
Our therapists draw from evidence-informed approaches based on their training, your goals, and clinical suitability. Not every clinician offers every approach.
Structured trauma-focused psychotherapy, with preparation and processing paced to your needs and readiness.
Exploring different parts of yourself, protective responses, internal conflicts, and underlying experiences.
Skills for emotional regulation, distress tolerance, mindfulness, and relationships.
Understanding connections between thoughts, feelings, and behaviour; exposure and response prevention when clinically appropriate.
Exploring emotional needs, attachment experiences, and patterns of connection and disconnection.
Noticing bodily cues, building regulation capacity, and approaching difficult experiences with care.
Making space for your lived experience, values, identity, meaning, and choices.
Identifying strengths, workable next steps, and changes you want to see in everyday life.
Bringing together approaches thoughtfully rather than applying the same formula to everyone.
Initial sessions focus on what brings you to therapy, your goals, relevant experiences, and the kind of support that may be helpful.
We may use structured assessments when appropriate, but scores do not replace your own account of your experiences. Together, we review progress and adjust our approach as your needs change.
Some sessions focus on exploration; others involve learning and practising strategies you can use outside the therapy room.
Learn About a Free Consultation →Our clinicians bring different experiences, therapeutic approaches, and areas of focus. Explore their profiles to find the individual support that fits your needs.

Bonny works with complex trauma and PTSD, neurodivergence, personality-related concerns, attachment, identity, and emotional regulation. Her collaborative approach integrates EMDR, IFS, DBT-informed skills, and somatic and emotion-focused work.
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Charlie offers trauma-informed, culturally responsive, LGBTQ+ affirming and neurodivergent-affirming care. His work includes EMDR and support for ADHD, emotional well-being, and navigating life experiences and transitions.
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Jennifer offers a supportive, collaborative space for individuals navigating relationships, emotional difficulties, addiction-related concerns, and life changes. Her approach is responsive to each client's circumstances and goals.
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Lina Wang offers individual psychotherapy and EMDR therapy, with a collaborative approach to emotional well-being, relationships, and personal growth. Sessions are available virtually, with in-person appointments by waitlist.
Book with Lina →Individual psychotherapy fees vary by clinician. EMDR psychotherapy is $200 for 50 minutes.
Virtual appointments are available, with in-person options depending on the clinician. Extended health benefits may cover eligible psychotherapy services; please verify your plan.
Théla also offers an Affordable Therapy Program with supervised student therapists for eligible clients, subject to screening and availability.
Explore Affordable Therapy →No. You can seek support for stress, emotions, relationships, identity, life changes, or personal growth without a formal diagnosis.
That's okay. Early conversations can help clarify what feels difficult, what matters to you, and what you might want to explore.
There is no universal timeline. Duration depends on your goals, preferences, the concerns you're working through, and your response to treatment. You and your therapist can review this together.
Yes. Théla offers virtual individual psychotherapy, subject to clinician availability and eligibility to practise in your location. In-person options depend on the clinician.
You can raise this during your consultation. Your therapist can discuss whether the approach is suitable and whether preparation or stabilization may be helpful first.
Psychotherapy is confidential within applicable legal and professional limits. Your therapist will explain privacy, recordkeeping, and limits to confidentiality during informed consent.
Many extended health plans provide psychotherapy coverage, but benefits differ. Confirm the therapist's credentials, service coverage, and reimbursement requirements with your insurer before booking.

Whether you're looking for practical tools, a deeper understanding of yourself, or support through something painful, we can start with a conversation about what you need.
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