Sim Shergill
Sim has worked in many fields: acquired brain injury, behavioural disorders, challenging behaviours, autism and developmental disabilities, depression, anxiety management and post-traumatic stress. She enjoys teaching various workshops and coping strategies.
Sim Shergill is a professor at Seneca College and enjoys teaching in the Behaviour Health Sciences Program. Sim also works as a Behaviour Consultant for Mackenzie Health where she assesses behaviour post- injury and implements treatment plans using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy as well Mindfulness.
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Areas of Interest and Specialties
- Anxiety: feelings of nervousness, worry and fear that is debilitating
- Depression: feelings of sadness, hopelessness, despair
- Acquired brain injury: mild to severe injury to the brain; due to falls, assault, stroke, hemorrhage, infections, or tumours
- Concussion management: disruption of chemicals to the brain after external impact.
- Bipolar disorder: periods of fluctuations in mood from high to low; mania and depression
- Borderline personality disorder: unregulated emotional responses, impulsivity, inaccurate perceptions of self and others, pattern of unstable relationships
- Schizophrenia: disturbances of thought and perception through hallucinations, delusions or distorted speech
- Obsessive compulsive disorder: presence of obsessions or compulsions; persistent intrusive or unwanted thoughts leading to repetitive behaviours to prevent or reduce anxiety or distress from obsessions.
- Stress Tolerance: difficulty performing under increased or prolonged periods of stress
- Behavioural problems: property damage, aggression, noncompliance, self-harm
- Preventative Care and Self-Preservation: learning to be and stay resilient
Types of Therapy
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy,
- Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
- Applied Behaviour Analysis
- Mindfulness
- Solution-focused Therapies
Services & prices
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