Newmarket Psychotherapy Team

11/14/2025

Please watch the full interview and consider signing the petition to hold schools accountable.

Follow Anwar Knight and his advocacy to hold schools accountable. Help put an end to the secrecy and lack of transparency re: the violence and evacuations your young children are witnessing on a daily basis in our Ontario Elementary schools.

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02/20/2025

Our team is excited to introduce another experienced child therapist offering in-person sessions on WEEKENDS! No wait list!

It can be very difficult to find emotional support for your youth or teen. Linda Moradzadeh is a highly experienced Registered Psychotherapist with a wide range of focus, including ADHD and neurodivergence. Feel free to get in touch for a consultation.

Our Therapists Linda Moradzadeh, MEd, RP, PhD We all face challenges from time to time. To have someone actively listen without judgement and offer effective coping strategies can help us feel hopeful; leading us to reconnect with our inner strengths and purpose. My name is Linda Moradzadeh and I am...

06/10/2024

We are excited to share our updated team page!

What should you know?

1. No wait list!
2. Couples & Family therapy available.
3. Child therapists & therapists experienced in supporting children and adults with ASD.
4. In-person & virtual sessions available!
5. Therapy available in Cantonese, Mandarin, Farsi & English.

Contact our amazing Intake Coordinator, Jennifer Greco (Registered Nurse) through our contact page on our website for more information.

Our Team Therapists Kristin Greco RSW, Clinical Director & Founder Read Bio Jennifer Hoskin RSW Read Bio Madia Javid-Yazdi RP Read Bio Kristine Morton RSW READ BIO Alisha Nanji RSW READ BIO Erin Takagi RSW Read Bio Massyha Taghavi RP Read Bio Kristen Marszalek RP (Qualifying) Read Bio Catherine (Win...

01/21/2022

My own children are struggling right now. How about the children in your life?

I’m proud to share that I’ve written a children’s book to be published this spring, inspired by my own children.

Let’s work together to prioritize children’s mental wellness (including safe schools). Let’s be proactive and preventative!

The effect of the pandemic on children will be long-lasting, with repercussions revealing themselves years after a return to normalcy, says psychotherapist, author of Smart in My Heart

01/05/2022

Our latest blog. Our children are now facing a mental health epidemic.

“At recess me and my friends got together and made one big choo-choo train! It was so fun! Until the teachers saw … then we had to stop because we can’t be that close.”

01/07/2021

READ: Our latest blog post from Newmarket Psychotherapy Team
https://bit.ly/3hTZ26c

We continue to push through this global pandemic; an invisible enemy that is wreaking havoc on our physical and mental health, and intensifying the uncertainty and fear of what could lie ahead. 

12/04/2020

As we move into a new year, a whole new “what’s going to happen”, we need to take a minute and feel gratitude for going through a pandemic!

And adapting!

Is it hard? Yes!
Do we want this to continue? No!
Are we learning a lot? Most definitely!

The point is as we enter the season of holidays and festivities, we will definitely be disappointed and sad about not seeing our favorite people like we used to. All those work parties we loved dressing up for - probably not the same as before.

But we’re still able to celebrate, physically distanced, or virtually and at least we still get to do that.

Practicing gratitude should never end. And this season make it a regular practice.

12/02/2020

We’re only human. Part 2

As a reminder from our last post:

The human experience has many levels, and many emotions. They are acceptable, they are expected, and they are okay.

We’re only human.

In addition ☝️ Covid hasn't been easy and you are doing FANTASTIC! Give yourself a break and dance these emotions out.

11/30/2020

We know, changes can be really difficult. They can throw us right outside of our comfort zone and shake up our world.

We encourage you to see change or transition as a time to embody your self-compassion and let the change reveal what’s most important to you!

11/28/2020

We’re only human.

The human experience has many levels. We are calculating, intelligent, and patient.

We are also sporadic, excitable, and messy creatures.

These characteristics are not “bad” as mainstream society likes to tell us.

They are acceptable, they are expected, and they are okay.

We’re only human.

11/26/2020

One of the ways of growing our self-love is to increase our self-care.
If you are wondering what to do for yourself, think back to your younger self. What did you enjoy doing?

Rekindle your childlike wonder. Write a list of some of those things and then try a few. Have fun!