Ekum Psycotherapy and Wellness
Practical therapy for stress, burnout, and emotional overwhelm

Practical therapy for stress, burnout, and emotional overwhelm

Therapy at Ekum is collaborative, structured, and paced. Sessions provide space to slow down, think clearly, and address patterns that keep stress and emotional overwhelm in place.
Our approach may include:
Change happens over time, not through shortcuts.
At Ekum, we believe effective mental health care must be practical, relational, and culturally adaptive. Emotional distress does not exist in isolation — it is shaped by personal history, relationships, health, and social context.
We do not offer quick fixes, instant relief, or surface-level reassurance. Our work focuses on understanding emotional patterns, building insight, and developing sustainable coping strategies through a consistent and honest therapeutic relationship.
Many clients seek therapy not because they are broken, but because they have been carrying too much for too long.
We commonly work with individuals who are:
If distraction, positivity, or self-help strategies are no longer enough, therapy offers a steadier way forward.
For adults seeking support with stress, anxiety, burnout, life transitions, illness, or emotional overwhelm.
Focused support for postpartum adjustment, caregiving stress, identity shifts, and emotional labour.
Therapy for individuals and caregivers navigating cancer, chronic illness, uncertainty, and grief.
Integrating therapeutic yoga principles and mindfulness practices as supportive tools — not replacements for psychotherapy.
Psychoeducational trainings and workshops for organizations, community groups, and wellness settings on topics such as:
(Trainings are educational and not a substitute for therapy.)

Ekum offers culturally adaptive care that respects the influence of culture, migration, family systems, and intergenerational experiences on mental health.
Therapy is tailored — not standardized — acknowledging that emotional expression, coping, and expectations differ across cultures.

Ekta is a Registered Psychotherapist offering thoughtful, grounded mental health care. Her work integrates evidence-based therapy, mindfulness, and yoga-informed practices while remaining clinically rigorous and ethically grounded.
She works with clients who are willing to look honestly at their patterns and engage in meaningful, steady change rather than seeking immediate solutions.

Therapy here is a process, not a promise of instant relief.

Sessions may be eligible for insurance coverage under Registered Psychotherapy (please confirm with your provider).
Limited sliding-scale options may be available.
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