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| Dear visitor, My name is Dr. Deborah Cowman and I am a clinical psychologist registered in Ontario. I provide counseling, psychotherapy and a variety of assessment services. I have been in practice in Toronto for more than 14 years. My office is conveniently located near the Yonge and St. Clair in Toronto. My objective is to help you make positive changes in your life and find creative solutions to address issues such as: Relationship issues Stress Anxiety Depression Self-esteem Trauma recovery Lack of motivation Adjustment to divorce Grief and bereavement Communication skills Adjustment to change Psychological disabilities in auto claims Note to Institutional Clients: I have extensive expertise in providing psychological and vocational assessments for rehabilitation firms, legal clients, and insurance industry clients. Direct all inquiries to 416-410-7803 or info@doctorcowman.ca. Address: Cowman Psychological Services 40 St. Clair Ave. East suite 205 Toronto M4T 1M9 DIRECTIONS: East of Yonge Street, on the north side of St. Clair Avenue across from the St. Clair Subway Station, in the Deer Park Library building. Take the elevator or the stairs to second floor, suite 205. GOOGLE MAP SEARCH: DEER PARK LIBRARY | PRACTICAL ACCOMODATION OF MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS: Understanding Mental Health Disabilities and Facilitating Return to Work by Dr. Deborah Cowman, Ph.D., C.Psych. and Louise Korhonen, B.H.Sc.OT, OT Reg. (Ont.) Presentation to 16th Annual Schedule 2 Employers' Group Conference: Workplace Health and Safety & Disability Management September 29 - 30, 2005 | Sheraton Parkway Hotel - Richmond Hill, Ontario Read Dr. Cowman's contribution to an article in "Linkages" Summer 2005 edition | |||||||
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Ontario Psychological Association
Center for Collaborative Problem Solving
Psychology Foundation of Canada