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When You Are at a Threshold in Life

Supporting individuals and psychotherapists in navigating life, meaning, and change.

Sabine Cox

Registered Psychotherapist

Spiritual Psychotherapy and Clinical Supervision

 

Hello and Welcome!

If you are at a point in your life where you are asking,

Who am I?
How can I stand in the world with more confidence and ease?

If something is beginning to shift in your life — a transition, a loss, growing restlessness, or reactions that feel stronger than before —

Then I hope that one of my offerings here may speak to you.

I have been working as a psychotherapist, supervisor, and educator for over 25 years. My work is grounded in curiosity, depth, and respect for each person’s unique path. I see each person as a whole — shaped by their experiences, relationships, and deeper sense of meaning.

Integrating person-centred, psychodynamic, and transpersonal psychotherapy, I offer holistic, integrative therapy for individuals and couples seeking clarity, balance, and deeper self-understanding. Blending conventional psychotherapy with depth-oriented and spiritual approaches, I support you in exploring patterns, healing old wounds, and reconnecting with who you are now — so you can move forward with steadiness and purpose.

I also offer CRPO-aligned supervision for Registered Psychotherapists at all stages of practice who are seeking depth, clarity, and confidence in their work.

I would love to hear from you,

How I Can Help

Psychotherapy is Soul Healing — a journey toward the Self that asks us to move through the darkness, not around it. As we explore our inner world and the mirrors offered by others, nature, and our place in history, we discover the living paradox at the heart of the work: by turning inward, we become more fully part of the world, and by engaging the world, we come to know ourselves. At the core of it all is curiosity.

When you are moving through loss or change

You may find yourself facing the loss of a person, a role, or a sense of direction. Even when you cannot fully name it, something feels different, and you may feel disoriented or uncertain.

How I can help
Therapy offers space to process grief, reconnect with what remains meaningful, and gradually find a new sense of direction as life unfolds.

When parenting brings up unexpected emotions

You may find yourself experiencing fear, anger, or worry as your children grow. Or it may become harder to connect with them, even though you love them deeply.

How I can help
Parenting can awaken our own early experiences. By exploring these patterns and gently working with them, your relationship with your children can shift and deepen.

When something feels off or keeps repeating

You may notice that something in your life isn’t quite right. Patterns repeat, even when circumstances change, and your reactions may feel familiar despite your efforts to shift them.

How I can help
Together, we explore the deeper patterns shaped by your life experiences. With awareness and understanding, new ways of responding can begin to emerge.

When you are a therapist seeking supervision

You may be looking for a space to think more deeply about your clinical work, navigate complex situations, or continue developing your voice as a therapist.

How I can help
Supervision offers a reflective space to explore therapeutic relationships, ethical questions, and your own presence in the work.

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Spiritual Psychotherapy

If you’re at a stage of life where you’re asking,

Who am I now?
What matters at this point?
How do I stand in the world with more confidence and ease?

this work may be for you.

If your clinical work includes a spiritual component or experiences that don’t fit neatly into diagnostic language, supervision with me can offer a grounded space to think it through — together. I offer clinical and group supervision for RPs of all levels.

If you’re feeling drawn to deeper exploration, to reflect, learn, and grow in the company of others, to reconnect with meaning, creativity, and inner direction, have a look at our professional and personal development courses.

(You will be redirected to The Living Bridge Centre)

Common Questions

Starting therapy often brings up questions. Here are a few that many people have at the beginning.

What happens in the first session?

The first session is a gentle starting point. We talk about what brings you to therapy, what you’re hoping for, and begin to get a sense of your story. It’s also a chance for you to see how it feels to work together.

What if I’m not sure therapy will help?

That’s completely natural. Many people begin therapy with uncertainty. You don’t need to have it all figured out — we can start with your questions and explore from there.

How do I know if a therapist is the right fit?

A good fit usually feels like being able to speak openly and feel understood. You don’t have to decide right away — often, you’ll get a sense in the first conversation whether it feels right to continue.

Reflections and Resources

From time to time, I share reflections on therapy, growth, and the questions that shape our lives.

Sabine Cox, RP

If you have questions, send me a message – or set up a free first meeting of about 30 minutes, so that we can meet, talk about your goals for your work, and see if we are a good fit for it.

(416) 889-5291

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7 Selby Street, Cookstown, ON L0L 1L0

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