EMMA THOMPSON PSYCHOLOGY
WHO AM I ?
I came to live in Canada, from the UK, and moved to Vancouver Island in 2011, with my husband, two sons, two dogs and three cats!. My family and I became proud Canadian Citizens four years ago!
Charlie, is my Service/Therapy dog in training and is present in my office often, his "brother" Dudley may join us in my clinical office from time to time!
I believe people, young and old, come from all walks of life often seek psychotherapy/psychological care at times of change, when they feel stuck, at odds with the world or struggling with emotional experiences. Whatever difficulties have brought you here, talking to a therapist offers an opportunity to share what troubles you without the fear of being judged or criticised.
I have chosen to be a Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist in Canada and I specializing in caring for adolescents and young adults with a range of socio-emotional problems. I am specially trained to work to care for young people from the age of 14 yrs. to adolescents and beyond.
I offer parenting consultations and family sessions. My approach incorporates an empathic, practical and relational approach to psychotherapy. I possess, respected, strong diagnostic and clinical skills. These areas are reflected in the care and treatment I offer that is relationship based and incorporates current research in neuroscience, developmental psychology and attachment theory. With extensive training and experience in the field of psychology and social services, I have worked with children with a range of socio-emotional, developmental and behavioural problems at all stages of development. I, with my husband are proud parents of two wonderful teenage boys and I am aware that my own parenting experience has enriched my therapeutic work providing me with a greater empathy and understanding for the children and parents I care for.
Due to the overwhelming demand for appointments, I have a waitlist for new patient appointments.
Please note I do not offer a crisis and/or an emergency psychiatric intervention service.
I came to live in Canada, from the UK, and moved to Vancouver Island in 2011, with my husband, two sons, two dogs and three cats!. My family and I became proud Canadian Citizens four years ago!
Charlie, is my Service/Therapy dog in training and is present in my office often, his "brother" Dudley may join us in my clinical office from time to time!
I believe people, young and old, come from all walks of life often seek psychotherapy/psychological care at times of change, when they feel stuck, at odds with the world or struggling with emotional experiences. Whatever difficulties have brought you here, talking to a therapist offers an opportunity to share what troubles you without the fear of being judged or criticised.
I have chosen to be a Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist in Canada and I specializing in caring for adolescents and young adults with a range of socio-emotional problems. I am specially trained to work to care for young people from the age of 14 yrs. to adolescents and beyond.
I offer parenting consultations and family sessions. My approach incorporates an empathic, practical and relational approach to psychotherapy. I possess, respected, strong diagnostic and clinical skills. These areas are reflected in the care and treatment I offer that is relationship based and incorporates current research in neuroscience, developmental psychology and attachment theory. With extensive training and experience in the field of psychology and social services, I have worked with children with a range of socio-emotional, developmental and behavioural problems at all stages of development. I, with my husband are proud parents of two wonderful teenage boys and I am aware that my own parenting experience has enriched my therapeutic work providing me with a greater empathy and understanding for the children and parents I care for.
Due to the overwhelming demand for appointments, I have a waitlist for new patient appointments.
Please note I do not offer a crisis and/or an emergency psychiatric intervention service.