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Jaye Miller, Clinical Counsellor - View listingThis listing is part of team jadetherapy - click to see team profile
Clinical Counsellor, Co-founder, Guidance Counsellor
Jaye Miller
I work with people of all ages facing anxiety, depression, body image, relationship challenges, and trauma. My approach is warm and collaborative, drawing on CBT, DBT, EMDR, and person-centered to support meaningful change.
Montréal, CA(Also available online)
$185/hr
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Audrey Elkeslassy, MSW - View listingThis listing is part of team BreakThrough-team - click to see team profile
MSW, PSW
Audrey Elkeslassy
I support & guide you while recognizing your agency in your own life. You decide what is best for you. Using modalities like EMDR, EFT, somatics, & parts work, I help you work through past wounds and challenges.
Montreal, CA(Also available online)
$200/hr
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Bianca David, MSW - View listingThis listing is part of team BreakThrough-team - click to see team profile
MSW, Registered Clinical Social Worker
Bianca David
My approach is warm, steady, & collaborative. I tailor each session to the person in front of me, helping clarify patterns, strengthen emotional regulation, and build practical tools for well-being.
Montreal, CA(Also available online)
$175/hr
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Sasha Boyce, Clinical Social Worker - View listingThis listing is part of team Reframe-Clinic - click to see team profile
Clinical Social Worker
Sasha Boyce
My approach makes space for every part of you with care and compassion. Together, we’ll explore patterns shaped by trauma, understand where they come from, and begin reshaping them in ways that support your goals and growth.
Westmount, CA(Also available online)
$175/hr
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Tali Benaroch, Registered Clinical Social Worker - View listingThis listing is part of team Reframe-Clinic - click to see team profile
Registered Clinical Social Worker, MSW
Tali Benaroch
My style is warm, down-to-earth, and supportive. We’ll figure out what you’re going through together and build coping skills that actually work in your day-to-day life, helping you feel steadier, clearer, and in control.
Westmount, CA(Also available online)
$185/hr
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Monique Riedel, C.O., Psychotherapist - View listingThis listing is part of team openspaceclinic - click to see team profile
C.O., Psychotherapist
Monique Riedel
Monique is a C.O., Psychotherapist who obtained her Masters in Counselling Psychology from McGill University. She is a member of the OCCOQ and has her psychotherapy permit from the OPQ.
Westmount, CA(Also available online)
$190/hr
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Eliane Nevares, MSW - View listingThis listing is part of team openspaceclinic - click to see team profile
MSW, Registered Social Worker
Eliane Nevares
Eliane holds a Master of Social Work from McGill University and is registered with the BC College of Social Workers and the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers.
Westmount, CA(Online only)
$180/hr
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Your questions, answered

What is EMDR therapy?

EMDR uses bilateral stimulation with structured protocols to help the brain reprocess distressing memories and reduce symptoms. Treatment follows phases: history, stabilization, target selection, reprocessing, and installation. Many people notice reduced reactivity and improved function after a course of sessions. EMDR is commonly used within broader Trauma & PTSD therapists work.

Is EMDR right for me?

EMDR can help with trauma, anxiety, and grief when adequate stabilization is in place. Your clinician will assess readiness and supports. If grief or panic is central, Grief counselling counselling or Anxiety therapists counselling may be sequenced alongside preparation.

How long does EMDR take?

Course length varies with history and goals. Some targets resolve in a few sessions; complex trauma needs longer timelines with regular progress reviews.

What happens in an EMDR session?

After preparation, you briefly focus on a target memory while following bilateral cues. Arousal is monitored and adaptive processing is supported with stabilization skills before and after.

How do I start EMDR therapy?

A consult reviews goals and history, then begins stabilization and target planning with instructions for between-session practice to support comfort and integration.

Do I need an EMDR specialist to start EMDR therapy?

EMDR should be provided by someone with specific training and supervision. You can start with EMDR therapy to find trained providers. Because EMDR is often used for trauma, Trauma & PTSD therapists can help you find clinicians who focus on PTSD and related symptoms.

What is EMDR therapy?

EMDR uses bilateral stimulation with structured protocols to help the brain reprocess distressing memories safely. Treatment proceeds in phases: history, stabilization, target selection, reprocessing, and installation, with emphasis on consent and pacing. Trauma and PTSD therapists may also provide complementary approaches, and some people explore EMDR for anxiety rooted in specific memories, alongside skills support from Anxiety therapists care.

Is EMDR right for me?

EMDR can help with trauma, anxiety, and grief when stabilization is in place. Your clinician will assess readiness and supports and outline contingency steps to prevent overwhelm. Postpartum depression therapists may provide specialized support for birth-related trauma.

How long does treatment take?

Course length varies with history and goals. Some targets resolve quickly; complex trauma needs longer timelines. Your provider will review progress regularly. If low mood and shutdown are prominent alongside trauma symptoms, Depression counselling support may also be helpful in parallel.

What happens in sessions?

After preparation, you will focus briefly on a target memory while following bilateral cues. The therapist monitors arousal and helps your system process adaptively.

How do I start?

A consult reviews goals and history, then begins stabilization and target planning. You will get instructions for practice between visits.