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How Monkey Therapy Works to Help You Alleviate Depression

Depression is not one simple emotion. Rather it is a combination of emotions – often including strong feelings of anger, fear, guilt, and shame – with sadness as its key component. It affects the way we feel, think, behave, and relate. Monkey therapy combines Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Internal Family Systems, as well as neuroprocessing and […]

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How Monkey Therapy Addresses Anxiety

Anxiety is our internal alarm system for potential risks, real or imagined. Anxious thoughts can magnify small concerns (like traffic or dentist visits) or help us reasonably respond to life’s weightier issues (ill health or job insecurity). Fear, however, arises with tangible threats right here and now. But here’s the twist – our brains blur […]

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Trauma Recovery with Monkey Therapy

Post-traumatic stress is what happens when our minds and our bodies continue to react to a past trauma as though it could happen right now. Monkey Therapy offers a multifaceted approach to trauma recovery, drawing from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and a specialized neuroprocessing intervention known as Brainspotting. Treatment is tailored […]

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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (and what I do differently)

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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a primary component within my practice. A great thing about CBT is that it is unashamedly thieving. CBT allows its practitioners to use what works for clients from other theories and therapy models. So, I also incorporate Internal Family Systems and Brainspotting whenever needed. Because everyone is different, I adjust […]

MONKEY THERAPY

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The ancient Chinese concept of 心猿 – or monkey mind suggests that our minds are full of drunken monkeys who chatter incessantly and swing wildly between thoughts and emotions. Mind monkeys represent our unruly thoughts and overactive emotions. They provoke lethargy, frustration, and self-defeating behaviour. They drain the energy that we need for change and […]

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Single Sessions and Packages via Online therapy

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I offer single sessions and ten-session packages. Clients who choose ten-session packages usually attend sessions once a week or once every two weeks. If you want to continue after ten sessions, you can book another ten-session package or pay as you go. Have as many sessions as you need. Single-sessions are 90 minutes and offer […]

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