Online Psychologist in Montreal
You don't have to face this alone.
If you're here, there's a good chance you're carrying more than you can comfortably manage alone.
Psychotherapy can help you make sense of what you're experiencing, find relief, and begin moving forward.
As a Clinical Psychologist, I've devoted my professional life to helping people relieve suffering and create lasting change.
I'm Darren Stolow, a clinical psychologist (PhD) licensed by the Ordre des psychologues du Québec (OPQ). I provide online therapy to individuals in Montreal, helping people relieve suffering and build more meaningful, fulfilling lives.
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Depression
Anxiety Disorders
Panic Disorder
Panic Attacks
PTSD
Trauma
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Social Anxiety
Phobias
OCD
Agoraphobia
Self-Criticism
Interpersonal Relationships
Separation or Divorce
Burnout
Existential Issues
Self-Esteem
Imposter Syndrome
Self Sabotage
Life Transitions
Identity
If you would like to speak with me, please complete the Contact Form below. I will respond by email within one business day to arrange a complimentary 15-minute telephone consultation.
We will discuss what you are experiencing and answer any questions you may have.
Before reaching out, please take a moment to read about my practice to ensure it is a good fit for you:
I specialize in individual psychotherapy for adults aged 25 and older. Couples and family therapy are not offered.
Sessions take place via secure videoconferencing in English.
Clients pay for services directly. Receipts are provided for reimbursement through private insurance.
Assessment, diagnostic, and documentation services are provided only within active psychotherapy. My practice is not affiliated with CNESST or IVAC.
A limited number of reduced-fee appointments are available in select circumstances.
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Does online psychotherapy work?
Yes. Online psychotherapy offers the same opportunity for thoughtful, individualized care while making it easier to begin therapy, remain engaged, and attend sessions consistently. It removes many of the practical barriers that prevent people from seeking or continuing therapy, without changing what matters most: the quality of the therapeutic relationship.
