Yuliya is a psychotherapist and a registered member of the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW). She serves as the founder and clinical director of the Barrie Anxiety Clinic, a family mental health center that offers comprehensive psychological, social, and educational services. The clinic specializes in assisting children, youth, and adults dealing with various anxiety disorders and co-occurring biopsychosocial conditions.
In addition to her clinical work, Yuliya is an experienced educator and speaker in the domain of personal, professional, and family well-being.
Psychotherapy services
Using only evidence-based therapies, Yuliya`s approach to treatment is practical and solution-focused. Trauma, Adversity, Culturally, LGBTQ+ informed.
All types of Anxiety and Specific Phobias. Depression, Self-harm, Suicidal thoughts. Anger, Irritability, Emotional dysregulation. Behavioral problems (ODD, ADHD, etc.) Interpersonal conflict. Social Media and Gaming overuse.
Educational and Speaking Services
The Girls Confidence Club is a 6-week CBT-Based Skill-Building Program. Its primary objective is to enhance Emotional Intelligence in youth and improve their biopsychosocial wellness. www.girlsconfidenceclub.com
The Myth of Perfect. Presentation for TARA Talks, Conference for women in business.
Depression and Anxiety for First Responders. Workshop for Community Safety/Emergency Management students.
Emotional Intelligence in Leadership. Workshop for Protection, Security & Investigation students.
Interprofessional Education. Guest speaker at Interprofessional Education & Practice in Human Services & Community Safety.
Emotional Regulation and Anger Management. Two-day workshop for students.
Parenting a child with Autism. Workshop for parents of children diagnosed with Autistic Spectrum Disorder.
Cultural Diversity in Mental Health. Presentation at the Canadian Mental Health Association National Conference.
Internet Addiction. Psychoeducation and Prevention strategies. Workshop for parents and caregivers.
"After having Yuliya of the Barrie Anxiety clinic as a guest speaker, I would rate my mental health awareness at a 8-9, compared to a 3-4 at the beginning of the semester. It really opened my eyes that talking about your thoughts, feelings or emotions is ok, and does not make you any less than another individual. It certainly helps hearing about other first responders seeking help, and it helps reinforce that even though they are tough, they are not invincible. I was also extremely happy having the opportunity to talk to Yuliya about types of treatment, and her thoughts on medication to treat such disorders. She really helped me see things in a different light, so for that I owe a big thank you. "
Georgian College Student