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Experiential
Psychotherapy

Therapy is not an intellectual process, it's an experiential one. The more you practice a different way of being in therapy, the more you carry that experience into your life the rest of the time..."

―Brooke Sprowl

Own Your Story: Rewrite Your Narrative with Experiential Psychotherapy

Experience a transformative journey towards personal growth and healing with Experiential Psychotherapy. Led by experienced therapist Gizella Nagy, RTC, our sessions prioritize the power of present-moment experiences to foster emotional resilience and interpersonal connection.

 

Through Neuroplasticity and Learning, we harness the brain's remarkable ability to reorganize itself, facilitating emotional growth and adaptive coping strategies. Enhanced Emotional Regulation empowers you to navigate intense emotions with skill and grace, leading to greater emotional well-being.

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For those grappling with trauma, our approach integrates and resolves traumatic memories in a safe, supportive environment, fostering closure and healing. In couples therapy, this process cultivates deeper compassion and mutual support.

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Our toolbox includes techniques like Emotion-Focused Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Approaches, Somatic Experiencing, Psychodrama, Gestalt Therapy, Expressive Writing, Body-Centered Techniques, Narrative Therapy, and Breathwork—each designed to guide you towards clarity, compassion, and self-acceptance.

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Experiential Therapy: A Transformative Journey of Self-Exploration and Emotional Healing - How It Works and What to Expect

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  • Warm and Welcoming Environment: The therapist creates a safe and supportive space where you feel comfortable expressing yourself freely.

  • Focus on Present-Moment Experience: The session emphasizes experiencing emotions, sensations, and thoughts in the here and now, rather than just talking about them intellectually.

  • Active Participation: You're encouraged to actively engage in various experiential exercises, which may include role-playing, expressive arts, body-centered techniques, or mindfulness practices.

  • Exploration of Emotions: The therapist helps you explore and process emotions as they arise in the moment. You may be guided to pay attention to bodily sensations associated with different feelings or to express emotions through movement, art, or writing.

  • Deep Emotional Work: Experiential therapy often involves delving into deep emotions and confronting unresolved issues or traumas. The therapist provides gentle guidance and support as you navigate these intense experiences.

  • Interpersonal Dynamics: In couples or group therapy, there's a focus on relational dynamics and communication patterns. You may engage in exercises designed to improve empathy, understanding, and connection with others.

  • Insight and Reflection: Throughout the session, there's space for reflection and insight as you gain new perspectives on your experiences and patterns of behavior.

  • Collaborative Relationship: The therapist works collaboratively with you, offering feedback, guidance, and encouragement tailored to your unique needs and goals.

  • Empowerment and Growth: Experiential therapy aims to empower you to make positive changes in your life by deepening self-awareness, enhancing emotional regulation skills, and fostering personal growth and resilience.

 

Your therapy session will be an immersive and transformative experience that invites you to explore the depths of your inner world, cultivate self-compassion, and build healthier relationships with yourself and others.

Gizella Nagy RTC is Member of ACCT

Many employers offer extended coverage for additional wellness services and partially, or fully, cover the cost of a Registered Therapeutic  Counsellor's services. Green Shield Canada, Manulife, Pacific Blue Cross, ClaimSecure, Equitable Life of Canada may cover our counselling fees. Please contact your insurance provider to find out your exact coverage today.  We look forward to being there for you!

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