Two compassionate and experienced psychotherapists
George (416) 939-0544 or Anna (647) 712-4848
George Hartwell or Anna Wolanczyk
The Life Transformation Group
Individual Psychotherapy Two Registered psychotherapists available to work with you |
Couple Therapy
Two experienced couple therapists who provide warm
couple therapy |
Life Transformation Group
Professional Details:
Members of the Ontario College of Registered Psychotherapists
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Professional Details:
- Insurance coverage for registered psychotherapist.
- Professional fee (subject to change) of $150 per hour.
- Sessions are provided by phone, Skype, Zoom.
- Anna (647) 712-4848
- George (416) 939-0544
Members of the Ontario College of Registered Psychotherapists
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Guidance in your journeyYour JourneyYour life is a journey with many bumps along the way. We are here to walk with you and be your guide along the way.
George Hartwell M.Sc.
(416) 939-0544 Psychotherapist, couple counsellor George Hartwell M.Sc. brings a caring heart, 50 years experience, a Masters in clinical psychology to your session so that you can accomplish your goals.
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Anna Wolancyk
Anna brings great warmth, much experience and a P.Hd in Psychiatry to support you on your journey and guide you toward greater resilience and emotional health.
Phone: Anna Wolancyk (647) 712-4848
We provide phone, Zoom and other types of on-line sessions.
George Hartwell M.Sc. holds a masters degree in psychology and is a registered psychotherapist (416) 939-0544. His passion is in depth psychotherapy using evidence-based tools to deliver real change. He can deliver professional quality Christian-based psychotherapy.
Anna Wolanczyk holds PhD in Psychiatry and is a registered Psychotherapist. (647) 712-4848. Anna brings a a warm heart, in depth training and a good foundation of experience to be there for you in your need. She can handle motor vehicle accident situations.
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fee for service
Expect to pay $150 per hour
( or $215 for 90 minutes.) |
Insurance
Covered by most insurance plans for psychotherapy (both) or psychology (Anna).
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Why Therapy or Psychotherapy?
Why is it so hard to cure codependency issues without the support and guidance of an experienced and compassionate therapist?
I believe that our lives get set on a particular path in childhood. And further -
I believe that powerful drives and motivations developed in the course of childhood can be so strong that they remain the key driving force in a person’s adult life.
I have observed personality patterns, established in childhood, have enough momentum to continue for half one's life-time. At that point some mid-life crisis might intervene to challenge our main personality pattern.
Now codependency fits right into the above patterns. It is part of a path that is set in childhood. It reflects a motivation or drive established in childhood. In fact it is one aspect of a personality pattern that has been established in childhood.
The fact that codependency is a reflection of a fixed personality pattern provides a clue as to why is is so hard to change. People live within the perceptions, beliefs and emotion of their personality. It is not so easy to ‘look in a mirror’ and be different.
As a psychotherapist I have made it part of my mission in life to discern and understand personality patterns. It is also part of my mission to guide people in recognizing and transforming their personality pattern.
Psychotherapy with those stated objectives cannot be undertaken by anyone. It is a job for a highly skilled professional. The understanding of how to transition out of personality patterns is not widespread even among professional counsellors, psychologists and psychiatrists.
So do not be surprised that it is hard to cure on one’s own and may even take some time working with a professional. A 12 Step Group can help be raising awareness and providing support and accountability. These are big steps in the direction of a cure.
I believe that our lives get set on a particular path in childhood. And further -
I believe that powerful drives and motivations developed in the course of childhood can be so strong that they remain the key driving force in a person’s adult life.
I have observed personality patterns, established in childhood, have enough momentum to continue for half one's life-time. At that point some mid-life crisis might intervene to challenge our main personality pattern.
Now codependency fits right into the above patterns. It is part of a path that is set in childhood. It reflects a motivation or drive established in childhood. In fact it is one aspect of a personality pattern that has been established in childhood.
The fact that codependency is a reflection of a fixed personality pattern provides a clue as to why is is so hard to change. People live within the perceptions, beliefs and emotion of their personality. It is not so easy to ‘look in a mirror’ and be different.
As a psychotherapist I have made it part of my mission in life to discern and understand personality patterns. It is also part of my mission to guide people in recognizing and transforming their personality pattern.
Psychotherapy with those stated objectives cannot be undertaken by anyone. It is a job for a highly skilled professional. The understanding of how to transition out of personality patterns is not widespread even among professional counsellors, psychologists and psychiatrists.
So do not be surprised that it is hard to cure on one’s own and may even take some time working with a professional. A 12 Step Group can help be raising awareness and providing support and accountability. These are big steps in the direction of a cure.
Life Coaching
What if you found a coach who is a good listening and encourager, an expert at understanding your problems and a therapist who can find the way past your struggles? That is what you get when you turn to an experienced clinician to be your life coach.
Perhaps you are recovering from several traumatic events. Anna's research in resilience means you have an expert at coping with trauma without going into major depression.
You may be doing well at your profession but realize that People Pleasing is holding you back. People have found help when they turned to George fas a recognized expert with People Pleasing.
You may feel your life is not holding together and things are falling apart. George is an expert in the 'positive' breakdown as a time of breaking free from old personality patterns. He can coach you through this process into your new more authentic self.
Find yourself too often as the Rescuer in relationships? You are successful in your career but in intimate relationships you always connect with the wrong one. George is an expert at the Super-Responsible pattern and can be you life coach in dealing with boundary confusion and other issues.
We can also make use of EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) for
Peak Psychotherapy makes systematic use of EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) to:
What if you found a coach who is a good listening and encourager, an expert at understanding your problems and a therapist who can find the way past your struggles? That is what you get when you turn to an experienced clinician to be your life coach.
Perhaps you are recovering from several traumatic events. Anna's research in resilience means you have an expert at coping with trauma without going into major depression.
You may be doing well at your profession but realize that People Pleasing is holding you back. People have found help when they turned to George fas a recognized expert with People Pleasing.
You may feel your life is not holding together and things are falling apart. George is an expert in the 'positive' breakdown as a time of breaking free from old personality patterns. He can coach you through this process into your new more authentic self.
Find yourself too often as the Rescuer in relationships? You are successful in your career but in intimate relationships you always connect with the wrong one. George is an expert at the Super-Responsible pattern and can be you life coach in dealing with boundary confusion and other issues.
We can also make use of EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) for
Peak Psychotherapy makes systematic use of EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) to:
- generating peak learning and peak performance,
- treating symptoms of stress, trauma and PTSD (Post traumatic stress disorder)
- to heal our emotional personal trigger points,
- to bring healing to our own personal blocks to intimacy and
- to deal with core belief issues and relationship traumas,
- EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) as a resource for healing painful childhood memories and for reducing severe anxiety
On-line sessions primarily.
Some stories of happy clients
A student worked with me (George) because of anxiety, panic attacks that interfered with University work. Within a few months he had a grasp of the root issue and experienced a breakthrough in the level of anxiety when dealing with a comparable situation from the previous year. 
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A financial analyst came for healing and guidance in dealing with a marriage breaking up and an abusive workplace. He loved the peace and calm as we finished the session with a Christian guided meditation. (George)