Uncategorized Archives - Steve Moscovitch Therapy

Dealing with Grief

February 26, 2019April 25, 2013 by Steve Moscovitch

Support is important during the grieving process. Support comes in many forms, such as from friends and family, by participating in activities you enjoy, or through exercises to help you express your feelings, such as writing letters or keeping a journal.

Men in Therapy

February 27, 2019September 19, 2013 by Steve Moscovitch

Steve has an extensive history working with men through a variety of different issues, whether it be related to their relationships or to their careers, childhoods, or addictions. I understand that men’s issues can be sensitive and I always provide, safe and confidential men’s therapy here in Winnipeg.

"I began working with Steve to help me overcome the death of my infant daughter. He skillfully guided me to find the inner strength and courage to grieve fully and rediscover the importance of connection and purpose in my life. Steve's expert training in focusing therapy enabled me to listen deeply to the wisdom within and to consider what truly mattered in my relationships and work life. With Steve's support I was able to make the changes necessary to live with integrity, meaning, and joy!"

Dawn MacDonald

09/24/2013

Dawn MacDonald

09/24/2013

“When I began seeing Steve I was in the throes of a serious personal and professional crisis. I was trapped in cycles of thoughts and feelings that turned bright days cloudy and constantly searching for escape. Steve helped me find a pathway to a peaceful mind – one that I did not believe could exist. Steve fostered my trust, helped me clarify the roots of my crisis, and gave me exercises, resources, and strategies that have served me well in the years that have passed since we worked together.”

Benjamin K.

09/25/2013

“I hit a real low point several years ago and needed some help sorting out some issues. I was the kind of guy who always felt that I could handle things on my own.

Along came Steve through a family member of mine. Steve was easy to talk with and offered insights and options that led to me being a much happier and healthier man. Steve’s approach was supportive, calming, and non-judgmental.

Thanks, Steve.”

Mardy W.

09/26/2013

My partner and I have been to see several different couple counsellors over the years. We have generally found the process to be very based in problem-solving, and it usually worked for us in the short term. With Steve, I felt that he got down to deeper issues, and really helped us to learn how to listen to each other again (or maybe for the first time in some ways!). Instead of working on the immediate issues, he helped us find the common ground we thought we had lost. From that common ground we were able to work with some current conflicts. And we have been better off in working out our issues, and really listening to each other, on an everyday basis. If we need 'recalibrating' we will go back. It is good to know that there is someone who will be there for us.

Gillian T.

10/19/2013

Suicide was the friend I lived with for 24 years. Alone and isolated. Steve, with compassion along with the counselling method "Focusing," showed me how to look at the fear I had so secretly hidden. Previous years in other therapy were ineffective. With Steve, I quickly found myself alive, whole, and knowing how to see life as lovely. Thank you, Steve.

Emma J.

10/17/2013