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Do you have replaying thoughts, emotions, physical sensations, images, or memories that are a constant reminder of past pain? If you’re here, you may be holding big emotions and are unsure how to manage it; you may be having intrusive thoughts; you may have thoughts about not being good enough or inadequate; you may be experiencing a fear of other’s judgment, rejection, or fear of loved ones leaving; it may be difficult to trust others or you trust too easily; you may be feeling helpless and/or out of control; you may struggle to be present; you may sometimes feel like you say, do, or feel things that do not feel like you; you may engage in impulsive behaviours and be unsure why; you may use substances, food, or other means to numb and cope with past pain and future fears; and the need to detach, avoid, or numb from yourself and others is sometimes strong. Carrying all this weight can be terrifying and scary. It can make us feel lost, out of control, trapped, disconnected, alone, and isolated. It could make us question and doubt ourselves. It can feel like the world is constantly crumbling beneath our feet. I am so glad you are here. Things do not need to feel or be like this. The pain of your past does not need to control your future. You can take back the reigns and reclaim your life; your sense of control. Together we can work to reignite your sense of purpose and meaning. My name is Nicole and I offer a compassionate space to explore the root of these day to day difficulties. Together, we can work to overcome the voices, images, memories, emotions, sensations of the past. Through exploration, we can better understand how your past is impacting your present and create a more compassionate understanding of yourself and the motivation. With new tools for managing these difficult emotions, you can regain control of your own story. https://www.collaborativemindscounselling.ca/our-approach daily 0.75 2026-02-10 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/626ee5da44c82f0cce0ff576/1652643060987-AIAKPHSGKP3JGNSO2JXC/unsplash-image-7H41oiADqqg.jpg Approach - EMDR EMDR is an evidence-based approach for the treatment of trauma. EMDR understands that when something that is overwhelming occurs, the image, sounds, smell, thoughts, feeling, body sensations, memories, etc. can get locked or stored in its raw, unprocessed, and maladaptive form (dysfunctionally stored information) leaving you unable to make sense or process what happened (information is left in state-specific form). This also stops us from connecting with more adaptive information. EMDR uses bilateral stimulation which can occur using several different forms such as eye movements, tapping or kinesthetic, tactile using buzzers, and auditory stimulation to process information and connect to the more adaptive information. Bilateral stimulation allows individuals to have one foot in the past while having one foot in the present and activates the brain in a way similar to REM sleep. EMDR has its focus in addressing memories or themes that are the root of the symptoms that are experienced. We work to identify and process those root memories that are impacting current functioning. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/626ee5da44c82f0cce0ff576/1651620665380-B2F6Q0K3H2H7VNU5MXP1/unsplash-image-PB80D_B4g7c.jpg Approach - Parts Work - Ego State, IFS-Informed, & Theory of Structural Dissociation All these therapies explore parts of the personality in different ways. Ego States understands that an individual’s psyche consists of several egos, states, parts, different identities, and/or roles. These states consist of their own emotions, thoughts, skills, and traits. Ego state therapy involves identifying, investigating, and exploring these different roles of the individual and working towards integrating them into the self. Internal Family Systems understands that all individuals have parts and a core Self that knows how to heal and work towards becoming more integrated. It understands that sometimes these parts take on extreme roles that can impact daily functioning. IFS involves exploring and working with parts of self and working towards helping younger parts (exiles) to unburden. Theory of structural dissociation posits that no one is born with an integrated personality and instead individuals grow up with different ego states that handle different needs such as attachment and exploration with all of these ego states over time developing into a coherent personality. Unfortunately, sometimes due to trauma, this process can be disrupted resulting in different ego states and conflicting needs, traumatic memories, or parts stuck in mental actions. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/626ee5da44c82f0cce0ff576/1652643212813-91KSL8YF6XVBXGYOEVVE/unsplash-image-h9Rx3zOYZws.jpg Approach - Dialectical Behavioural Therapy Dialectical Behavioural Therapy explores dialectics which argues that two opposing forces can both exist together and be true. For instance, change and acceptance can be seen as two completely opposing forces that can both be true. When it comes to acceptance, we often want to work to accept certain things that are beyond the ability of changing (i.e., the past as it has already happened) however, we do not want to be accepting of everything as if we begin to accept everything, then we are reluctant to change things that actually can be changed. If we are quick to push change, then we are never able to accept certain aspects that cannot be changed which could result in further pain and devastation. Dialectical behavioural therapy explores different modules that are important when it comes to our day to day. It explores the importance of mindfulness and being present in the moment. Often, when we are feeling low, we are pulled towards our past and can sometimes get lost in what has happened and when we are anxious, we are often pulled into the future with fears of what could be. Mindfulness works to focus on the present, the right now rather than getting trapped in fears of the past or future. Distress Tolerance focuses on building skills to use for crisis situations that can help us cope. Emotion regulation focuses on learning more about emotions, what they provide, and how to regulate, radical acceptance is explored to assist in turning towards acceptance. Lastly, interpersonal effectiveness helps us to better manage and distinguish interpersonal relationships and skills required to manage these. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/626ee5da44c82f0cce0ff576/1651621410806-968IJB7ZXRLGB8UQ8I2T/unsplash-image-St08jKkPVHw.jpg Approach - Acceptance Commitment Therapy Acceptance Commitment Therapy focuses on the acceptance and welcoming of both thoughts and feelings rather than constantly fighting them. It also includes a focus on mindfulness and acceptance as individuals accept what is beyond their control but commit to the things they can do to live a more meaningful life. 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I integrate several different evidence based therapies that are designed to address many different symptoms and experiences including anxiety, depression, trauma, addiction, and dissociative disorders. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/626ee5da44c82f0cce0ff576/1652033138346-TLGNPFYH7ROHYXXGW0EN/unsplash-image-EwKXn5CapA4.jpg What to Expect - Roots. This approach is aimed to uncover the root of core issues, building an understanding of how this impacts and plays out in the present and/or may be reinforcing issues. I work with clients to learn core skills to manage their day to day and future. I work with clients to be better able to regulate and manage emotions so that they are less scary to experience and face as this is something that culture influences without our conscious awareness. 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It can be overwhelming and difficult just getting through the day. For several years I have been dedicated to working with individuals who are struggling with their day to day and report a variety of concerns. I have spent several years working in addictions and mental health rehabilitation centers helping individuals with addictions, trauma and PTSD, developmental trauma/complex trauma, dissociative disorders, and mood disorders. Through this work, I have built a passion for helping individuals uncover what is at the root of their day to day difficulties in order to help them to become unstuck and build more meaningful and purposeful lives. Specialties: Trauma and PTSD Complex Trauma/Developmental Trauma Addictions and Substance Use Dissociative Disorders Mood Disorders Hours/Location: Virtual/Online/Telephone Sessions Monday - 9 AM - 5 PM Wednesday - 11 AM - 6 PM Thursday - 9 AM - 4 PM Fee: $170 per hour https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/626ee5da44c82f0cce0ff576/c8ae450e-c543-4ad7-a206-4be1942e777f/IMG_20210617_185633+-+Copy.jpg About - Education and Qualifications Education: Yorkville University - Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology McMaster University - Case Management Certificate University of Guelph - Bachelor of Art in Psychology Continuing Education: The Strategic Developmental Model (SDM) for Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing - December 2025 EMDR and Dissociation: An Introduction to the Progressive Approach - December 2025 A Safety Belt for Staying Afloat in the Turbulence of Organized and Extreme Abuse - December 2025 The EMDR Autism Protocol: Tolerating the Intolerable - December 2025 Using Interweaves to Support EMDR Success with Complex Clients - December 2025 Discovering the Unthought Known: Considerations for Integrating Ego State Therapy and EMDR to Treat Dissociation - December 2025 When Treatment Takes a Village: Specialized Inpatient Treatment for Complex Trauma and DID - November 2025 Organized Extreme Abuse: Terms, Complexities, and Creative Strategies - September 2025 A Trauma Model of Substance Abuse - August 2025 Mapping Dissociative Symptom Profiles Across Neurodiverse and mental health diagnoses, and Interpretation Challenges - September 2025 Trauma, Violence and Reproductive Justice - June 2025 Challenges in Supervision: How to Get 'Unstuck' in Supervision - June 2025 The Long-Term Relational Consequences of Unseen Attachment Trauma - May 2025 Safe and Effective Use of Self In Clinical Supervision - May 2025 Cultural Betrayal, Sexual Abuse, & Black Women: Healing Through Liberation Health & Dreamstorming - April 2025 Supervisory Relationship - April 2025 Intro to Supervision: January 2025 EMDR Refresher: January 2025 Maladaptive Daydreaming - January 2025 Organizing Disorganization: Case Conceptualization for Structural Dissociation (November 2024) When Angels Fear to Tread: Perpetrator Introjects in Children (November 2024) MBT Basic Training + Narcissism (May 2024) Cultural Responsiveness and Addressing Cultural Trauma and Adversity in EMDR Therapy (March 2024) Mentalizing and MBT with Adults (February 2024) Robin Shapiro - Easy Ego States (July 2023) Sandra Paulsen (The Steve Frankel Group) - The Embodied Self (June 2023) Sandra Paulsen (The Steve Frankel Group) - When There Are No Words (June 2023) Sandra Paulsen (The Steve Frankel Group) - Looking Through the Eyes (June 2023) Sensorimotor Psychotherapy (November 2022 - June 2023) International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation - Advanced Certificate Program (2022-2024) Farnsworth Lobenstine - EMDR Therapy and Structural Dissociation: 1 year Webinar (2021-2022) Janina Fisher - Minding the Body: Somatic Interventions to Enhance EMDR Effectiveness (2022) EMDRIFS - IFS for EMDR Therapists (2022) Dolores Mosquera - Treating Dissociative Disorders with EMDR (2021) PESI - Dialectical Behavioural Therapy Certificate (2021) EMDR Center of Canada - EMDR Comprehensive Basic Training (2021) Wilfred Laurier - CBT Certificate (2019-2020) Arizona Trauma Institute - Advanced Training for Trauma Treatment of Complex Trauma (2020) Arizona Trauma Institute - Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist - Individual (2020) The Association for Psychological Therapies - DBT Essentials (2020) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/626ee5da44c82f0cce0ff576/75762903-2c6f-4d64-9f64-0f5691a5f606/DSCN9439+-+Copy.JPG About Personal Story and Background: A little about me, I am a creative individual and love to create projects whether it be in my personal life or for work. I like to draw and paint in my free time and am in the process of attempting to learn piano. I love to sing and listen to music. I am very open-minded and love to explore and love to travel when I can. I have been to Japan (twice), New Zealand, and Taiwan. This has allowed me the opportunity to explore, be curious, adventurous, and learn about new cultures. It pushes me to be out of my comfort zone and face things that can be quite scary (canyoning). I am an introvert and find strength and energy in things I can build that represent who I am, my own personal growth, and what has helped me to become who I am today. 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