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Dr. Jason Ediger is a clinical psychologist in private practice in Winnipeg Manitoba. . He has over 20 years of experience working directly with clients in a therapeutic setting. Dr. Ediger has a special interest in blending cognitive behaviour therapy with mindfulness and humanistic approaches to change and coping. He is also trained in eye movement desensitization reprocessing (EMDR). His practice focuses on anxiety and trauma, mood difficulties, chronic pain and health concerns in adults and adolescents. He has extensive experience with disability claims and return to work issues. Dr. Ediger is also an associate professor in the department of Clinical Health Psychology for the Max Rady College of Medicine at the University of Manitoba, an adjunct professor at the Canadian Mennonite University, and a longstanding board member for the Anxiety Disorders Association of Manitoba. He has published in academic journals on areas of mental health and health psychology including anxiety, depression, medication adherence and inflammatory bowel disease. In his spare time, Dr. Ediger enjoys spending time with his family, fishing, and traveling.
A note from Dr. Ediger: "I have a wide range of experience in helping men with various problems, including issues related to relationships, jobs, childhood memories, and addictions. I know these topics can be delicate, so I offer private and safe counseling for men in Winnipeg. But, my services are not limited to just men - everyone is welcome and included."
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Dr. Jessica Zagrodney is a registered psychologist who specializes in virtual (phone or video online) practice. All of her appointments are done virtually. Dr. Zagrodney has experience working with adults from a variety of backgrounds with extensive experiencing treating adults with trauma-related disorders such as post-traumatic stress disorder, obsessive compulsive and related disorders, depression, anxiety, panic and issues with chronic stress and stress management, motivation, emotion regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal communication. She also has extensive experience working with adults adapting to chronic health concerns.
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A note from Dr. Zagrodney: "I work with adults who feel stuck or who are unsure how to move forward My approach is client centered, collaborative, and down to earth.. i work in helping to build strategies that help you explore patterns in your thinking and behaviour and helping you find practical ways to navigate challenges and feel more in control of your emotions. I'm currently accepting new clients for virtual sessions."