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Dr. Adam Crabtree, PhD, Counselor/Therapist in Toronto

Dr. Adam Crabtree

Counselor/Therapist, PhD

Verified

Office

344 Dupont Street
#401
Toronto, Ontario
Canada M5R 1V9

Contact Information

phone: (416) 920-9837
fax: (416) 532-0188

“Most people start psychotherapy with some difficulty or confusion in their lives, something that needs attention. That is the way it was at the beginning of my own therapy, which was a long time ago now. Then, after some of the problems and some of the confusion begin to give way, when relationships improve and feelings of self confidence and respect grow stronger, therapy tends to take on more of a feeling of adventure, the adventure of your own unfolding life.

That is because when anxiety subsides, possibilities open up and we can begin to actually get a better sense of who we really are and what we want to do with our lives. That seems to me to be the true ultimate goal of therapy.

I am the author of several books on psychotherapy including Multiple Man (Somerville House Books, 1997), From Mesmer to Freud (Yale University Press, 1993) and Trance Zero: Breaking the Spell of Conformity (Somerville House Books, 1997). I also teach at the Centre for Training in Psychotherapy in Toronto.”

Taking the first step toward getting help is often the most difficult

GENERAL
  • Gender: Male
  • Years in Practice: 30+ Years
  • Avg Cost (per session): $110 - $120
CLIENT FOCUS
  • Ethnicity: Any
  • Gender: All
  • Religious Orientation: Any
  • Gay/Lesbian Expertise: Yes
  • Age: Adults, Elders
QUALIFICATIONS
  • School: University of Toronto
  • Year Graduated: 1967
  • License No. and State: St. Lic. Not Required Ontario
SPECIALTIES
(Strengths in green)
  • Dissociative Disorders
  • Relationship Issues
  • Anxiety or Fears
  • Depression
  • Parenting
  • Spirituality
  • Trauma and PTSD
  • Personality Disorders
TREATMENT PREFERENCES
  • Orientation:
    Psychodynamic
    Transpersonal
  • Modality:
  • Individuals
  • Couples
  • Group
EASY ACCESS
Last Modified: 16 Dec 2009