The Montreal Center for Anxiety & Depression


Sometimes, we all need support, particularly when we are feeling depressed, anxious or confused about our current life situation. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy concentrates on awhat can be done about these problems TODAY. It is an active directive treatment approach that teaches the skills necessary to cope with problems.

This type of therapy works in a short time (15-20 sessions on average) with clients learning the strategies needed to cope with the difficulties they face.

The Montreal Center for Anxiety & Depression’s goals are to create a warm and supportive environment so that, together, we can explore your concerns and discover what blocks exist, which limit your full potential. Combining Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and an Eclectic approach, we can focus on these challenges to find new and healthy ways of coping.

Child & Adolescent Services

We provide treatment services for children and adolescents who are experiencing various types of challenges.

Couple & Family Services

We provide cutting edge treatment for couples and families in distress

Adult Services

We provide full assessments and treatment services for adults who are experiencing a variety of challenges

The Montreal Center for Anxiety and Depression changed my life – I did not know that there was such a place where a team of top professionals could help me with the problems I was dealing with. From the moment I walked into their beautiful offices – I knew everything was going to be ok (finally)

- Nicole M.

Call Us!

To find out more information about our services or to receive a FREE 15 minute consultation (no obligation), please call:

Phone: 514-777-4530
514-796-4357
E-mail: info@helpforanxietydepression.com
Skype: mcad2011

To change, rebook or cancel your existing appointment, please call 514-777-4530

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