Windsor
Therapy for Immigrants for Windsor residents
Windsor is Canada's southernmost city, looking across the river to Detroit, shaped by the border and by an automotive economy that rises and falls with forces far beyond any one family's control. It is an international, affordable place with a large Middle Eastern community in the wider region. For newcomers, life here can hold both the comfort of familiar faces and the unsteadiness of an economy that does not always feel within reach.
Ghazal Sheikhtaheri, a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) registered with the CRPO, came to Canada as an immigrant from Iran. She knows the particular precariousness of building a life in a new culture, the way uncertainty about work can stir up older fears about safety and belonging. She offers a calm, attentive space for the grief and the resilience that so often live side by side in a newcomer's heart.
In her work she brings together Schema Therapy with attachment- and emotion-focused approaches, gently exploring the patterns that took root long ago and now shape how you weather change. For those holding the expectations of family across distance while standing on shifting ground, this is a place to be understood rather than to perform strength. Living so close to a border, in a region where the economy can feel like the tide, can keep a person braced for the next change, and even that constant readiness deserves somewhere to rest.
Ghazal works online, with clients in Windsor and throughout Ontario, in both English and Farsi, so that what matters most can be spoken in the language where it first lived.