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Our blog at the Collingwood Psychotherapy and Yoga Centre has been created to share our perspectives, experiences and passions for: healing trauma; improving relationships; cultivating the connection to the Self; the journey of parenting; developmental neurobiology; yoga therapy; yoga psychology; and other observations we might have that are related to healing and personal growth.

No matter where you are in your life, engaging with the healing practices and therapeutic relationships we offer at CPYC, can help you live more authentically, with more health, with more choices, with less suffering, more satisfying relationships and deeper joy.

We hope our reflections can inspire, nurture and support you as you move along this beautiful, challenging, human journey.

Congrats Jessica

Congratulations to Jessica on being transferred to the fully qualifying category by CRPO (College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario).  Jess joined CPYC in spring 2024 while studying for her Masters of Arts in Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University, and...

Managing Gatherings – How to Respond

Managing Gatherings – How to Respond By Tara McGee, MSW, RSW, Dip TiRP Psychotherapist, OCSWSSW, IAYT I wrote a blog in December called “Managing Holiday Gatherings” this article was about how the holidays is seen as a “joyous time” and everyone is happy to see...

Managing Holiday Gatherings

Managing Holiday Gatherings By Tara McGee, MSW, RSW, Dip TiRP Psychotherapist, OCSWSSW, IAYT The Holidays are touted to be magical moments where families get together to enjoy each other’s company and some good food. It is meant to be a time where you can relax,...

The Benefits of Taking A Break

The Benefits of Taking a Break By Jessica White, Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), MA (Counselling Psychology), CPRO This time of year can be very challenging. There is so much to remember, there are a lot of expectations, and there are traditions that need to...

Adjusting to the Fall Time Change

Adjusting to the Fall Time Change By Jessica White, Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), CRPO, BSc, MA (Counselling Psychology) On November 3, 2024, daylight savings ends and the clocks go back an hour. Even though it is only a one hour shift, studies show that...