Introspect Psychology - Dr. Liliana Tarba - Tomescu

Introspect Psychology - Dr. Liliana Tarba - Tomescu Clinical and Counselling Psychologist, online and in-person services

01/06/2026

As we face uncertainty and increased helplessness, this article from Krista Tippett, "The Wisdom of Pulling Back from the News", may provide some clarity and restore belief in your own agency for the new 2026. What is your favourite virtue?

12/06/2025

Psychologists rally in Toronto against changes that will lower quality of training for the profession. Our patients rely on us for highest quality of mental health care, diagnosis and treatment. We are not just nice, we are heavily trained and qualified. No compromise is acceptable!

Ontario Psychological Association (OPA); Introspect Psychology - Dr. Liliana Tarba - Tomescu; Canadian Psychological Association, ,

Let’s ensure psychology remains a serious profession in Ontario! Say NO to changes to quality!
12/06/2025

Let’s ensure psychology remains a serious profession in Ontario! Say NO to changes to quality!

Repost: Ontario Psychological Association (OPA)Compromising Safety in the Name of Access [Swipe through this post for fu...
10/27/2025

Repost: Ontario Psychological Association (OPA)

Compromising Safety in the Name of Access [Swipe through this post for full statement] - Please distribute widely and ask your family and friends to say NO to the proposed changes!

Ontario’s mental health system is already under immense pressure, and the Ontario Psychological Association (OPA) warns that lowering professional standards will only make things worse. Recent CPBAO proposals threaten to strip away educational standards and safeguards, flooding the system with undertrained clinicians and putting the public at risk. Studies show that poorly trained providers are more likely to use unproven treatments and practice outside of their scopes, a dangerous gamble when dealing with complex conditions like depression, PTSD, autism, or ADHD. Psychologists and Psychological Associates have the advanced training needed in diagnosis, evidence-based care, ethics, and supervision to protect Ontarians and deliver effective outcomes.

Compromising Safety in the Name of Access [Click through this post for full statement] Ontario’s mental health system is already under immense pressure, and the Ontario Psychological Association (OPA) warns that lowering professional standards will only make things worse. Recent CPBAO proposals th...

Should be compromise safety in the name of access?
10/17/2025

Should be compromise safety in the name of access?

GlobeNewswire Press Release.

Shall we compromise access in the name of access?
10/17/2025

Shall we compromise access in the name of access?

GlobeNewswire Press Release.

It's time we remove stigma associated with MENOPAUSE and talk about it! There are things psychologists can/should do to ...
09/06/2023

It's time we remove stigma associated with MENOPAUSE and talk about it! There are things psychologists can/should do to help address women's experiences related to it.

A wealth of psychological research offers insights on how women can experience the perimenopause and the menopausal transition with greater comfort and insight.

Adverse Childhood Experiences are often associated with childhood trauma, and can have a tremendous negative impact on o...
01/04/2023

Adverse Childhood Experiences are often associated with childhood trauma, and can have a tremendous negative impact on one's life. In this article, you will learn fascinating facts about how ACEs could have longstanding effects on the brain and the body.

Twenty years of research have established the connection between adverse childhood experiences and long-term health. Now researchers are looking for ways to measure the biology behind the correlation and try to reverse it.

On Muskoka Morning with Grant Nickals, chatting about free psychotherapy sessions for front-line workers and their famil...
06/09/2020

On Muskoka Morning with Grant Nickals, chatting about free psychotherapy sessions for front-line workers and their families. Scroll down to listen to the entire interview!

A detailed conversation with an OPA Disaster Response Network Lead Dr. Liliana Tarba

Expanding mental health access to vulnerable front-line workers and their families is what we wanted! We lead by example...
06/04/2020

Expanding mental health access to vulnerable front-line workers and their families is what we wanted! We lead by example!

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