An interesting article to read about mother-daughter relationship. Click the link below to read it. How do I help my teen without driving us further apart? by Rebecca Eckler, published in the National Post on September 16, 2026 issue.
Creative Arts Group Therapy-WOMEN ONLY
The Willow Centre is announcing new date for the start of our Creative Arts Group Therapy-WOMEN ONLY. A therapeutic space for women looking to connect with themselves and others, and rediscover their sense of self through the expressive arts. Participants
The Willow Centre Announces Agreement with CICAPP to Support Candidates
The Willow Centre is pleased to announce that we have entered into an agreement with CICAPP to support their candidates as they continue their professional training and development. This collaboration reflects our ongoing commitment to supporting high-quality clinical education, professional
Creative Arts Therapy Groups
The Willow Centre is proud to announce the introduction of our new services: Creative Arts Therapy Groups. A creative and supportive space to explore emotions, build resilience, and reconnect-through art, movement, and storytelling. See our Facebook announcement.
Dr. Garri Hovhannisyan honored with 2025 Sigmund Koch Award for Early Career Contribution to Psychology
The Willow Centre is thrilled to announce that Dr. Garri Hovhannisyan has been honored with the 2025 Sigmund Kock Award for Early Career Contribution to Psychology from the American Psychological Association (APA). This prestigious award recognizes outstanding scientific contributions in
Dr. Holloway’s article on digital media and child/adolescent therapy sessions published in Psychoanalytic Study of the Child journal.
Dr. Robin Holloway has recently had an article on the pros and cons of working with children and adolescents virtually, published in the prestigious Psychoanalytic Study of the Child. Congratulations, Robin!
20 Years of the Willow Centre
On October 15th, 2019, The Willow Centre celebrated its 20th Anniversary. Below are some remarks presented by Dr Rex Collins. Welcome. 20 years of The Willow Centre. Wow! I think it was also around twenty years ago that I attended
How Anxiety Leads to Disruptive Behavior
Caroline Miller from the Child Mind Institute has written a good article for parents and teachers about how Anxiety Leads to Behaviours. An excerpt: Anxiety manifests in a surprising variety of ways in part because it is based on a
Lonely, Isolated, and Misunderstood’: Some comments on Asperger’s disorder, by Dr. Holloway
Some of Doctor Holloway‘s comments on Asperger’s disorder were published in the June 2017 edition of the journal of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy – Children and Young People. Lonely, isolated, unwanted, mocked, shunned, rejected, denigrated, despised, ostracized,
Spring Updates
We’ve updated or Assessments Section. The updates include the addition of ADHD, Gifted, and Developmental Assessments, the inclusion of price ranges, and a few other changes.