Counselling
Treatment for:
- anxiety and/or depression
- grief and loss
- past/current abuse issues
- emotional and physical pain
- personal or relationship challenges
- learning and/or behavioral difficulties
- victims of crime (CVAP)
Hypnotherapy
Hypnosis for resolutions of underlying personal concerns, discovery of personal talents, and development of healthy self-transformation skills.
Dr. Moskal has been practicing hypnotherapy for over 30 years with training from various schools of hypnotherapy.
All individuals who have hypnosis as part of their therapy deserve personal issues resolved or alleviated in a confidential, safe, and supportive environment.
Personal issues that can be served by hypnotherapy:
- unresolved fears, phobias and PTSD
- grief and loss
- anxiety and/or depression
- guilt
- pain
- anger and/or resentment
- improving self esteem
Clients may also wish to explore more about themselves and possible ways to enhance their innate skills by tapping into their inner resources. Individuals can learn to improve patterns of behaviours and gain courage to set and achieve goals
Prior to engaging in hypnotherapy Dr. Moskal will explain what can be expected when you enter into a hypnotic state and answer any questions about hypnosis that you may have.
Only those who wish to experience hypnosis and positive relaxation techniques are exposed to this treatment method.
Assessments
Psychological and psychoeducational assessments for personal information, or for third party requirements (e.g., disability, Veteran Affairs). Autism screening can be useful to discover if an individual falls on the Autism Spectrum.
Tutoring and Life Skills
For children, teens, and adults to build targeted academic or employment life skills, or advance a practical skills portfolio.
“Anyone who gets the opportunity to be a client of Dr. Moskal is very lucky indeed. Her special personal qualities, along with her academic qualifications, and years of extensive experience as both a teacher and a psychologist make her skills extremely valuable. She has done a great deal of personal exploration. A broad range of clients respond very favourably to Rosemary Moskal.”
Joan Gibson, retired psychologist
Confidentiality
The information shared during treatment is kept confidential and will not be shared with third party assistance providers, organizations, or any other person without your prior knowledge and signed authorized consent.
However, there are limits to confidentiality. Circumstances where the law requires disclosure include situations where your safety or the safety of others is at risk, if a child or vulnerable adult is in need of protection, and when files are subpoenaed by a lawyer or court.