TAHEREH'S APPROACH

"One cannot discover new lands without consenting to leave the shore for a long time." - André Gide

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Tahereh's approach is collaborative, narrative, and relationship-centered.

She learns about your problem stories and explores your stories of hopes and dreams.

Her listening and questioning skills allow for possibilities to co-create solutions.

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About Tahereh

Tahereh is a mental health practitioner with a PhD in Psychology. She is a Registered Psychotherapist with the CRPO and an Approved Clinical Supervisor with the AAMFT.

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She provides Therapy Services and Supervision for Therapists in the Greater Toronto Area. Her work is inspired by Collaborative and Narrative Therapy Practices. She practices in English and Farsi.

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Tahereh's approach to Therapy is compassionate and collaborative with flexibility that is personable and creative. She considers the uniqueness, strengths, and expertise of clients. She is a highly committed and dedicated professional co-creating solutions to everyday problems.

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​​​EDUCATION

• PhD in Psychology, University of Twente

• Couple and Family Studies, University of Guelph

• M.A in Counselling Psychology, University of Tehran

• B.A in Social Science, University of Tehran

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THERAPY SERVICES

Tahereh provides therapy to individuals, couples, and families with different cultural, linguistic, racial, and socioeconomic backgrounds.  She works with children, teens and adults in various cycles of life. Her family therapy includes single-parent, blended, heterosexual and homosexual families. 

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Therapy Issues:

• Communication

• Interpersonal Conflicts

• Parenting

• Separation/Divorce

• Grief/Loss/Bereavement

• Work/Life Integration

• Anxiety/Fear/Depression

• Anger Management

• Relationships

• Trauma

SUPERVISION FOR THERAPISTS

For the past nine years, Tahereh has been providing supervision to therapists with the goal of improving clinical skills and obtaining accreditation from AAMFT, OAMFT and CRPO.

Tahereh has provided clinical supervision to students at the University of Toronto.  Students were coached, mentored, and completed 450-500 hours of practicum towards their MSW degree.  She provided group supervision to internationally trained mental health professionals which enabled them to assimilate into the Canadian mental health community.