Psychosomatic Therapists in Caledon, ON

Haley Moore

Registered Social Worker (RSW)

Virtual

Welcome to Therapy Uninterrupted, where your mental well-being is our top priority. We understand that life can be challenging, and sometimes we all need a little extra support. As a team of dedicated clinicians, we are here to help you navigate through your journey and find the strength within yourself to heal and grow.

Allison Mundle
Allison Mundle

Registered Psychotherapist, Sandalwood Psychotherapy

Virtual

Online therapy for women in Ontario navigating anxiety, relationships, and emotional overwhelm. You may look like you are holding everything together, while inside you feel anxious, emotionally drained, or disconnected from yourself. Maybe you are used to keeping the peace, carrying too much, or saying yes when something inside you is saying no.

Mehek Somani
Mehek Somani

Registered Psychotherapist

Virtual

Hi there! I'm Mehek. I'm glad you're here! I specialize in burnout, stress, people-pleasing, self-esteem and relationship issues, intergenerational trauma for POC and immigrant communities. Using an emotionally focused, attachment-based, IFS, DBT, trauma informed and culturally sensitive approaches, I offer online therapy across Ontario (Mon-Wed).

Erika Szabo
Erika Szabo

Registered Social Service Worker, Psychotherapist

Virtual

My name is Erika. I'm a white, cis-gender queer woman with lived experience of complex trauma. I work from a person-centered, relational, and anti-oppressive lens and embody this in the work I do! Whether you're interested in meditation, art making, somatics, or simply an empathic ear, I will hold space for you in whatever way you need. BOOKING OPEN in-person and online across Ontario.

Jessica DeMille
Jessica DeMille

Registered Psychotherapist, MACP, B.Sc (Hons)

Virtual

I work with individuals, couples, families, and children (10+), providing a safe, supportive space for exploration and growth. Using an integrative, client-centered approach, I help clients navigate anxiety, depression, relationships, and life transitions, fostering resilience, self-awareness, and meaningful change. Together, we explore tools and strategies to support emotional well-being.

Parker Willis
Parker Willis

Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

Virtual

I work with adolescents and young adults to understand their inner worlds and navigate social anxiety and stress. My goal is not to push people into vulnerability but to create the conditions where it becomes possible. Our time together will be spent building insight, strengths, resiliency, and move toward a more connected way of being. Reach out to book a 15‑minute consultation today.

Jennifer Bartok
Jennifer Bartok

Registered Social Worker

Virtual

You're used to being the one everyone relies on, but lately, it's all feeling like too much. I help women across Ontario navigate anxiety, burnout, and emotional overwhelm when they're tired of holding everything together. I also support couples feeling stuck or disconnected. Using Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), we'll make sense of what's happening so you can feel more like yourself again.

Li Li
Li Li

Registered Psychotherapist

Virtual

Li offers relational psychoanalytic and trauma-informed somatic/EMDR/IFS/EFT therapy, to support individual, couples and families in communities such as immigrants, LGBTQ+, neurodivergent (ADHD), and professionals, whose experiences resonate with her own life journey the most. She holds a compassionate, culturally attuned space where clients can express freely and rediscover their authentic self.

Mara Behan

Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

Virtual

I help couples and individuals find growth, healing, and stronger connections. Using evidence-based and individualized approaches, I support those struggling with women's health concerns (e.g., pregnancy, postpartum, perimenopause, menopause), relationship concerns (e.g., resentment, infidelity), and life transitions (e.g., separation/divorce, parenting). I offer a free 15-minute consultation!

Katherine Koplov
Katherine Koplov

Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

Virtual

A second-generation psychotherapist with lived experience as an immigrant, corporate leader, and survivor of relational trauma, I bring a compassionate, culturally attuned, and trauma-informed lens. My integrative approach draws on Mindfulness, Somatic Therapy, EFT, IFS, Polyvagal-informed approaches, Narrative Therapy, DBT, CBT, and SFBT to foster meaningful and lasting change.

Hanadi (Hanna) Dar
Hanadi (Hanna) Dar

Registered Psychotherapist(Q)

Virtual

Anxiety, grief, trauma, and life transitions using a culturally responsive, trauma-informed approach. My specialties include EMDR, CBT, DBT, ACT, and mindfulness. I support neurodivergent youth, newcomers, refugees, caregivers, and individuals facing emotional distress. Sessions focus on emotional regulation, boundary-setting, and healing.

Ukasha Malik
Ukasha Malik

Registered Psychotherapist

Virtual

Ukasha Psychotherapy is a private therapy practice focused on trauma-informed care, self-awareness, and empowerment. It offers a safe, supportive space for clients to work through challenges like anxiety, depression, and relationship issues. The practice emphasizes accessible mental health education, coping tools, and personal growth.

Caledon Therapists at a Glance

Number of therapists listed

12

Average years in practice

3.8 Years

Currently accepting new clients

100 %

Therapists in Caledon who prioritize treating:

83% Anxiety
75% Relationship Issues
42% Depression
42% Trauma and PTSD
33% ADHD
33% Emotional Dysregulation
25% Women's Issues
25% Men's Issues

How therapists see their clients

100% Online Only

Top therapy approaches used in Caledon:

100% Psychosomatic
100% Trauma Focused
92% Attachment-based
75% Cognitive Behavioural (CBT)
75% Person-Centered
75% Internal Family Systems (IFS)
67% Compassion Focused
67% Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)

Frequently Asked Questions About Psychosomatic

What does "psychosomatic" mean?

"Psychosomatic" refers to the interaction between psychological and somatic (bodily) processes — the ways in which mental and emotional states affect physical health and vice versa. The word is sometimes misused to dismiss physical symptoms as "all in your head," but this is a serious misrepresentation. Psychosomatic medicine recognizes that psychological factors genuinely affect physical health (influencing immune function, inflammation, pain perception, and organ function) and that physical conditions significantly affect mental health. Mind and body are inseparable.

What are psychosomatic conditions?

Psychosomatic conditions include medically unexplained symptoms (physical symptoms without an identified organic cause), functional somatic syndromes (irritable bowel syndrome, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome), pain disorders, conversion disorder, somatic symptom disorder, and conditions in which psychological stress significantly influences disease course (cardiovascular disease, autoimmune disorders, chronic pain). These are not imagined or fabricated — the symptoms are real, and effective treatment addresses both psychological and physical dimensions.

What therapy approaches help with psychosomatic conditions?

CBT has strong evidence for irritable bowel syndrome, chronic fatigue syndrome, health anxiety, and somatic symptom disorder. EMDR and other trauma-focused therapies are valuable when trauma underlies somatic symptoms. Somatic experiencing, sensorimotor psychotherapy, and other body-focused approaches work directly with the physical symptoms. Mindfulness-based therapies are helpful for chronic pain. Gut-directed hypnotherapy has strong evidence for IBS. An integrated approach involving both medical care and psychotherapy produces the best outcomes.

How does therapy help with chronic pain?

Therapy for chronic pain does not aim to convince people their pain is not real — it recognizes that chronic pain involves real neurological changes and real suffering. Therapy addresses the psychological factors that amplify pain (catastrophizing, fear-avoidance, depression), helps people develop effective coping strategies, addresses the grief and loss that chronic pain entails, improves quality of life and functioning, and may target underlying trauma or distress that maintains pain. Pain neuroscience education — learning about how pain works — is itself therapeutic.

How do I find a therapist experienced in mind-body conditions?

When searching for a therapist for psychosomatic or mind-body concerns, look for experience with health psychology, chronic pain, somatic symptoms, or psychosomatic medicine. Psychologists working in hospital or rehabilitation settings often have this background. Theralist's directory allows filtering by speciality, including chronic illness and health anxiety. An initial consultation asking about the therapist's experience with medically unexplained symptoms or chronic pain will help assess fit.