Therapy for anxiety & depression · In-person and Online

Anxiety and depression can change how we experience ourselves, our relationships and the world

Therapy can help you understand what is happening beneath anxiety or depression, reconnect with yourself, and build more capacity for ease, connection, and vitality.

UNDERSTANDING ANXIETY & DEPRESSION

Anxiety and depression can shape daily life in ways that are hard to explain

Anxiety and depression do not always look visible from the outside. You may be functioning, working, caring for others, or getting through your day while internally feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, disconnected, or constantly on edge.You may notice that you:

  • worry constantly or feel unable to switch your mind off
  • feel tense, restless, or easily overwhelmed
  • struggle with low mood, motivation, or energy
  • experience self-criticism, shame, or a sense that you are not doing enough
  • have difficulty sleeping, concentrating, or making decisions

Therapy creates space to understand what these experiences may be communicating and what you need, rather than treating them simply as something to push through..

HOW THERAPY CAN HELP

What We Can Work on Together

Therapy for anxiety and depression is not only about reducing symptoms. We work collaboratively to understand the patterns underneath them and build more capacity to respond to life with flexibility, self-awareness, and support.
  • understanding anxiety, low mood, and emotional patterns
  • reducing overwhelm, rumination, and chronic worry
  • reconnecting with your body and emotions
  • working with self-criticism, shame, and perfectionism
  • building healthier boundaries and relationship patterns
  • increasing motivation, energy, and engagement with life
  • developing ways to regulate difficult emotions
WHAT HEALING CAN LOOK LIKE

What May Begin to Feel Different

Change does not always mean never feeling anxious or low again. It can mean having more capacity to move through difficult periods without feeling completely overtaken by them.
  • feeling more grounded and present in everyday life
  • having more space between a difficult thought and your reaction to it
  • experiencing less constant worry and mental overactivity
  • feeling more connected to pleasure, rest, relationships, and creativity
  • responding to yourself with greater compassion and less self-criticism
  • feeling more able to identify and communicate your needs
  • having greater emotional flexibility when life feels uncertain
  • experiencing more hope, motivation, and connection to your life

WHO THIS MAY BE A GOOD FIT FOR

WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM THERAPY

  • you feel anxious, worried, tense, or overwhelmed much of the time
  • you experience low mood, exhaustion, numbness, or lack of motivation
  • you struggle with rumination, overthinking, or difficulty switching off
  • you are hard on yourself or feel caught in perfectionism and self-criticism
  • stress is affecting your sleep, concentration, relationships, or daily functioning
Getting started

Starting therapy

Step One
Book your first session
Choose a therapist and appointment time that works for you. You can meet in person in Toronto or virtually across Ontario.
Step Two
Meet your therapist
Your first session is a chance to talk about what brings you to therapy, what you hope will feel different, and what support might be most helpful.
Step 3

Begin at your own pace
Together, we’ll build a therapy process that feels collaborative, thoughtful, and responsive to your needs..

Meet Your Team

Therapy for Anxiety and Depression with Ivana Psychotherapy

Our therapists work with trauma and complex trauma through relational, somatic, and trauma-informed approaches. We support clients who may be navigating PTSD, attachment wounds, grief, violence, immigration and displacement, relationship difficulties, or longstanding patterns of anxiety, shutdown, and overwhelm.Therapy is collaborative and paced with care. We pay attention not only to your story, but also to how trauma may show up in your body, relationships, emotions, and nervous system.

“Over and over, the answer is the same, isn’t it? Love, love, love. The salve and the cure. In order to become a better person, I had to do something utterly unintuitive. I had to reject the idea that punishing myself would solve the problem. I had to find the love.”

— Stephanie Foo

Trauma therapy in Toronto and online across Ontario

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Individual trauma therapy for adults Anxiety & Depression  In-Person and Online