Mark Booker
MTS, MSW, RSW Social Worker/Clinical Psychotherapist
Some Problems Someone Might Bring to Therapy
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anxiety
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stress
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past hurts / trauma
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grief
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covid-stress syndrome
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insomnia
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long-term disability
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motor vehicle accidents
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acquired brain injury
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sexual addiction
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depression
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vicarious trauma for front line workers
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relationship issues
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self-esteem
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family conflict
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spiritual wellness / spiritual abuse
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values clarification
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nature deficit disorder
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chronic pain
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anger
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worries/fears
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behavioural issues
Most of us go through times in our lives of intense personal struggle and significant setbacks. It is normal to go through periods of stress, anxiety over past hurts, and feelings of hopelessness.
I've been asked, "What is your approach in assisting others?" Generally speaking, I use a combination of behaviourist approaches (for example, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Acceptance Commitment Therapy) and narrative therapy. I also strive to integrate the client's personal values during therapy. I'm creative, flexible, and eclectic in utilizing different approaches depending on your needs.
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Contact Me
My counselling office is located just outside of downtown Kitchener in the Central Frederick neighbourhood (~two minute drive from expressway OR ~10 minute walk from light rail OR ~5 downtown bus ride directly to office). Click on link provided in the map for driving or transit directions.
Please contact me for a free 20 minute phone consultation.
268 Frederick Street (Unit C)
Kitchener, ON
N2H 2N4
Tel: 548-485-5939