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I help adults with a wide variety of problems, using supportive and practical therapy approaches. I am highly trained in my areas of specialization, have years of experience in treatment and in helping clients feel comfortable with therapy.
I am a registered psychologist in BC (#1777, College of Health and Care Professionals of BC). I completed my Honours BA at Simon Fraser University, and my MA and Ph.D. in clinical psychology at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. I provide counseling and assessment services to adults. My background includes senior management at a psychotherapy services organization, as well as working at Fraser Health and the Correctional Service of Canada.
I worked with rehabilitation organizations and private practices before opening my own business. My approach is positive, practical, and focuses on making changes in the present.
I have provided cognitive-behavioural therapy training to MA and PhD students in the Clinical Psychology program at Simon Fraser University (SFU), where I also worked in the training clinic.
Panic
Worry
Phobias
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Depression
Bipolar Disorder
Life transitions
Relaxation
Mindfulness
Chronic illness
Chronic pain
Migraine
IBS
Fibromyalgia
Wellness
Sleep problems
Communication
Conflict management
Connection and closeness
Separation and divorce
Career testing package
Career counselling
Coping strategies for adults
I do not provide ADHD or LD assessments.
Career testing
Psychodiagnostic
Phone: (604) 785-8569
Email: rachel@drrachelmallory.com
Office:
Unit 207
Scottsdale Square Business Centre 7164 120 Street
Surrey, BC V3W 3M8
Available Hours:
Tuesday: Afternoon + Evening
Wednesday: Afternoon + Evening
Thursday: Afternoon
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For example, psychologists cannot use testimonials on their websites or other advertising materials, and there are also strict rules on dual relationships. So, if, for example, a therapist is a close personal friend with your mother or your best friend, that therapist would not be able to see you as a client. But I do appreciate it when my clients refer me to their families and friends, and, of course, I do not share information about our clients in those circumstances.
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I am a member of the College of Health and Care Professionals of BC (CHCPBC) and here's a link to our Code of Ethics and Conduct.