Availability:
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Weekdays and weekday evenings
Types of Clients:​
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Adults
Areas of Focus:​
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Borderline personality disorder, anxiety, social anxiety, low self-esteem, and depression
Currently has a waitlist
Online sessions
$150
Lia Reed, M.A., R.P.
REGISTERED PSYCHOTHERAPIST
I know what it's like to feel like your emotions are dialled up to 11. When anxiety, frustration, and fear are constant companions, your life can feel like a roller coaster. Talk about exhausting! The good news is that life doesn't need to be this hard.
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I want to help you learn how to notice and express your emotions without feeling like they are taking over. I want you to have more moments of deep connection with those you love without worrying that they might one day leave you. I'll help you learn how to use specific skills in your day-to-day life so you can find a new sense of security and stability.
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What It's Like to Work With Lia
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As a therapist, I am a firm believer in authenticity in the therapeutic relationship. While I love to listen and validate my clients' feelings, I also might occasionally question a thought when necessary. The honest and frank conversations I get to have with my clients are what allow them to challenge their thoughts and assumptions - this is where the real work happens!​
I understand that seeking therapy can be an overwhelming experience, and I want to emphasize that at its core, therapy is a conversation. When meeting with me, you’ll find that sessions will be a friendly and relaxed discussion during which you can feel safe to explore whatever concerns are on your mind while also learning new skills.​
Types of Therapy
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy | Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
Solution-Focused Therapy | Motivational Interviewing
Integrative Therapy | Person-Centred Therapy
Outside of Work
When I'm not working, you'll likely find me in my backyard, trying my best to keep my garden alive, or playing hide-and-seek with my rescue cats, who think they're ninjas. In the evenings, you might catch me on the ballroom dance floor with my husband, where my moves are either smooth like butter or reminiscent of a newborn giraffe learning to walk – it depends on who you ask!