• Psychotherapy for adults in addiction recovery and associated conditions.
  
  • Psycho-education module on co-dependency and relapse prevention planning.
  • Integrative model covering analytical psychology, object relational work, mindfulness based cognitive therapy are some of his formulations
• Personality disorders
• Anger Management 
• Addiction therapy and dual diagnosis
• Domestic Interventions
• Grief work
• Anxiety disorder
• Long term depression
• Childhood trauma
• Therapeutic support for Bipolar disorder
• Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
• EMDR

Marriage & Family Therapy

• Couple Counseling
• Relationship therapy
• Parenting issues
• Mentoring youth

• Clinical Supervision for Psychotherapists and Masters Students

Matt has over 16 years of experience with a diverse population of clients. He started his professional work as a student’s mentor in the year 2000 at the Joseph’s College in Bangalore, India – a 5 star accredited university college established by the Jesuits in 1882. Even as a novice at that point, large number of patients reached out to him for counselling and guidance.

Mathew Thomas is a Registered Psychotherapist with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario and Clinical Supervisor (for counsellors, psychotherapists and budding therapists). Matt is always willing to go ‘beyond’ the call for those who seek his support and intervention. He has been leading many couple therapy sessions and insight -oriented psychotherapy sessions for adults. He effectively integrates multi-faith, multi-cultural and multi-generation dimensions into psychotherapy.

He received his intensive training in Integrative psychotherapy at the Blanton-Peale Institute, New York, USA, founded by Dr. Norman Vincent Peale and subsequently completed his doctoral residency program at the Vancouver General Hospital, Vancouver, BC, Canada. Matt also worked in various clinical settings in Canada, Singapore, South Africa and Malaysia. He believes in the transformative effect of psychotherapeutic relationship just as he affirms “I believe effective and compassionate psychological intervention can heal emotional wounds, transform each of us and promote well-being”.