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Benefits of (DBT) Dialectical Behaviour Therapy in Mississauga, ON.

For anyone who’s proactively working to have better emotional and mental health while getting treated for BPD, an eating disorder, or while trying to break free from any addiction, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) Mississauga can be very helpful. It helps you build healthy practices and create a more balanced future.

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In-person appointments are available at our two locations, virtual therapy via HIPAA-secure video service across Ontario. A video link will be shared via email to join video session before the appointment. You will be able to access our service using a computer, tablet or smart phone. For booking an appointment Call / WhatsApp on 647-779-9644 or send us an email.

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Square One, Sussex CentreMeadowvale, Argentia Road

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Frequently asked questions

What is the main goal of Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT)?

The therapy is built with an aim to help patients achieve a balance between accepting themselves as they are, accepting the situations as they are (largely), and working toward positive change.

How long therapy can take to show results might have a more abstract answer. One may see results after 10 to 12 sessions (sessions weekly, once or twice). Complex issues can take more than 6 months, too.

Yes, we offer therapy sessions online across Ontario, as well as in person at our two Mississauga location making sure that both ways are impactful.

Absolutely. While Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) is best known for treating BPD, research has shown that it also helps people struggling with anxiety, depression, and mood disorders.

In short, CBT asks, “How can we change this?” while DBT adds, “How can we accept what is, while still working toward change?”

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