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Melina Condren

PSYCHOTHERAPY

Self-acceptance. ​Meaning.

Healthy relationships.

Neurodiversity-affirming psychotherapy to ​help you (re)connect with who you are and ​what matters most.


Virtual psychotherapy ​and relationship ​counselling

Maybe society’s scripts for how to find ​purpose or build relationships have never ​quite fit for you. Maybe you’ve found yourself ​on a different path than you’d imagined after a ​difficult experience like trauma, loss, or a ​challenging life transition. If so, psychotherapy ​can help you reconnect with who you are, let ​go of harsh self-criticism, and cultivate strong, ​meaningful connections with others.

Services

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Individual ​Psychotherapy

One-on-one therapy to ​help you recover from ​difficult experiences and ​build the life you want.



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Relationship ​Counse​lling

Partners working together ​to meet each others’ ​needs and build a ​stronger relationship.



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Group ​Psychotherap​y

Join a group of people ​with similar experiences ​to explore a particular ​topic together.



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Workshops & ​Traini​ng

Training to help mental ​health professionals ​provide neurodiversity-​affirming care.




About Melina

Melina Condren (she/her) is a Registered ​Psychotherapist with the College of Registered ​Psychotherapists of Ontario (registration #11149). ​She works with clients virtually across Ontario.


Melina works from a trauma-informed, social ​justice-oriented, and neurodiversity-affirming ​perspective, drawing on multiple styles of therapy, ​including narrative, ACT, solution-focused, and ​DBT. She identifies as bisexual and always ​appreciates the opportunity to support clients in ​the queer community. She’s a cis woman who ​strives to be an ally to trans and non-binary people.


“I’m open-minded and ​pretty unflappable– ​nothing you say will ​shock me– and I bring ​curiosity, warmth, and a ​matter-of-fact style to my ​work with clients.”


Learn more.


Questions? I’d love ​to hear from you.

Email

melina.condren.therapy@gmail.com

Phone

(416) 895-6385