Depth and compassion
Schema Therapy reaches the beliefs underneath depression, gently, and at a pace you set.
When ordinary days feel like wading through water and the things you used to care about have gone quiet, you don't have to push through it alone. Online therapy in English or Farsi, across Ontario.
Tina and Roya are booking now. Ghazal is booking by waitlist (3–4 weeks).
Depression isn't always dramatic. Often it's a slow flattening: losing interest in things you loved, sleeping too much or too little, a harsh inner voice, exhaustion that rest doesn't fix, or just feeling far away from your own life.
If you're having thoughts of harming yourself or feel you may be in danger, please reach out for urgent help right away. In Canada you can call or text 988, the Suicide Crisis Helpline, available 24/7, or call 911 if you are in immediate danger. (This page is general information, not a diagnosis or crisis service.)
Therapy for depression isn't about being told to think positive. It's about gently understanding what the heaviness is protecting or carrying, and slowly rebuilding a sense of meaning, connection, and self-worth.
Ghazal works from a Schema Therapy foundation, looking beneath the low mood to the early patterns and beliefs that often feed it, alongside attachment-focused and emotion-focused work, at your pace, never rushed.
Low mood rarely travels alone; therapy makes room for whatever is underneath it.
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Schema Therapy reaches the beliefs underneath depression, gently, and at a pace you set.
Ghazal Sheikhtaheri, RP (Qualifying), CRPO #21300, 10+ years in psychology.
Be understood in your own language, without translating your inner world.
Support from your own space, especially when leaving the house feels like a lot.
Book a free 15-minute consultation. No commitment, no pressure.
Or call (647) 699-5142 · WhatsApp · Email
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