Milton
Therapy for Immigrants for Milton residents
Milton has grown faster than almost any town in the country, and you can feel it in the new streets, the young families, the very diverse community that has gathered here at the edge of the GTA near the escarpment. For many who arrive from elsewhere, it is a place of beginnings. Yet beginnings can be lonely. Between the long daily commutes into Mississauga and Toronto and the work of settling children into a place that is still becoming itself, there is rarely time to ask how you, the person who carried everyone here, are actually doing.
Ghazal Sheikhtaheri is a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), CRPO registered, and an Iranian immigrant herself. She understands the strange double life of the newcomer, the way you can be building a future with great determination and grieving an entire past at the same time. She also knows how heavily family expectations can travel across distance, how a phone call home can carry both love and a quiet weight.
In her practice she works with Schema Therapy alongside attachment- and emotion-focused methods, attending to the deep, early patterns that immigration tends to stir up rather than soothe. This is not about fixing you quickly. It is about understanding the self that came through the move, the identity caught between two worlds, and what it might mean to feel at home in your own life again.
Her sessions are virtual, available to clients in Milton and across Ontario, and offered in English and Farsi, so you can speak about the things that matter in the language that holds them best.