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Welcome to Aurelia Psychology: A platform by psychologists, to help guide you towards better emotional health. We believe that optimal emotional health and well-being is not only necessary but also achievable. Your emotional health reflects in how you relate to yourself, to others, and to your work. So, we are here to guide you with our online content, blog, videos, workbooks, and more.
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Parenting is tough. Babies do not come with manuals. Every parent wants to be a good mother or father to …
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Why Aurelia
Dr. Ava Ghasemi Holdich & Matleena Vanhanen
Clinical Psychologist
Dr. Ava Ghasemi (Holdich) is a licensed Psychologist with 11 years experience in the U.S., Canada and the Middle East. She has a practice of individual and couples therapy at the MapleTree Center.
Counselling Psychologist
Matleena Vanhanen is a licensed Counselling Psychologist with over 20 years experience working in Europe and the Middle East. She has a practice of couples and individual therapy at the MapleTree Center.
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Men’s Month: Are You Thinking of Taking a Second Wife? (Part 2)
In my previous post I highlighted some issues that are important to consider if you are planning on taking a second wife. I encouraged you... Read More
Men’s Month: Are You Thinking of Taking a Second Wife? (Part 1)
As a couples therapist I work with couples from a wide range of backgrounds presenting with diverse problems. I also work with couples in polygynous... Read More
Telling Your Child Someone Has Died
In memoriam Joyce Timothy Radojcic 1992-2020 Recently, my husband and I had to tell our three children that a friend had died. The children knew... Read More
What is reframing and why use it in conflict
‘…reframing is the process of changing the way a thought is presented so that it maintains its fundamental meaning but is more likely to support... Read More
Women’s Month: The Nurturing Woman
Women as nurturers In most societies women are predominantly seen as nurturers. It is implicitly expected that women will care for the young, the sick... Read More