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Rachel Ginsberg is a Registered Social Worker with a Master's of Social Work from the University of Toronto (2019). She is a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, Level II (CCTP II), a Certified Sex Therapy Informed Professional (CSTIP), and she also has specific training related to diabetes and mental health as well as a certificate in treating adult children of emotionally immature parents. Rachel specializes in helping women in their 20s and 30s navigate life changes related to grief and loss, relationships, family, and work. She sees clients in person in Toronto and virtually across Ontario.
Big life changes make you question what you thought you knew about yourself and others. Unfair changes that you didn't ask for are especially hard to accept. Negative emotions, self-doubt, and second-guessing can keep you feeling stuck when big shifts happen, but you’re not alone. I’m passionate about helping people face life changes with confidence and self-compassion. The thought of building a new life for yourself can be scary but I’ll help you go from feeling lost and stuck to feeling empowered, confident, and hopeful. I’m easy to talk to and offer a safe and non-judgmental space to express yourself and also have some laughs. I help women in their 20s-30s navigate life transitions and grief. I can help if you’re struggling with: a death, a breakup, aging parents, caregiving, moving, job changes, graduation/going back to school, or another change causing stress. You don’t need to face these challenges alone. I’m here to give you support, guidance, validation, and a place to vent. We’ll explore how the change affects your identity and confidence, find new coping strategies, challenge unhelpful thinking, process negative emotions, and move toward acceptance. I’m ready to walk alongside you every step of the way, especially if this is your first time getting therapy. Reach out for a free consultation–I look forward to hearing from you!
Masters of Social Work | University of Toronto, 2019
White, Jewish
White culture, Jewish culture
English, Spanish
Judaism, Non-religious (Agnosticism, Atheism, Secular)
None listed
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Virtual and In Person
Trauma, Life transitions, Grief and/or loss
Anxiety, Depression, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Social anxiety, Stress, Burnout, Self esteem/self worth
Affirming, Holistic, Humorous, Inquisitive, Laid back
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), Internal family systems (IFS), Strength-based therapy, Trauma-focused
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$170
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Individual Session
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Couples Session
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Family Session
Offers sliding scale spots
Rachel can easily make people comfortable and explore concerns clients have. She is able to frame the treatment plan for a person so they are always aware of what they are working on. She is able to listen to her clients and have them be drivers in their mental health goals.
Rachel shows excellent empathy and professionalism. She is a skilled therapist with a lovely manner that makes patients feel at ease.
Rachel is dedicated to empowering clients to live their best lives. With expertise in various therapeutic modalities, she tailors each session to meet individual needs. Her ability to quickly build rapport ensures that clients feel comfortable and enjoy their time with her.
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