Cambridge Psychology Centre

08/12/2026

When The Shift Ends has begun filming their second season! Our Psychologist Michelle Lucci was invited to sit down and chat with filmmaker and producer Andy Hourahine to discuss some of the questions and curiosities that came out of season 1’s screening. Here is a teaser!!!

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Db8s8keC6Iu/?igsh=cWdkNmk0ajV5ZjBp

08/11/2026

We at the Cambridge Psychology Centre wish to extend our deepest condolences to the Hamilton Police Service for the recent loss of one of their workers. As psychology providers who live and work in the community of Hamilton and who have also worked alongside HPS training branch, this loss resonates deeply. Trauma is a thief. Depression is overwhelming. Mental health requires visibility, connection and support. Check in with each other 🫂

08/06/2026

Our Psychologist Michelle Lucci spent the past six days co-facilitating a Couples Overcoming PTSD Everyday (Cope) program! This is one of the many programs funded by Wounded Warriors Canada

It is always a privilege to work alongside folks who are motivated to improve their relationships, particularly when PTSD is in the mix 

The Wounded Warriors Canada COPE program is Canada’s leading couples-based trauma program for Trauma Exposed Professionals (TExP’s) and their Trauma Exposed Families (TExF’s). COPE is delivered nationally in English and French and is open to all Canadian veterans and first responders and their spouse/partner. This includes currently serving and retired/released veterans as well as RCMP, Police, Fire, EMS and Corrections services

https://woundedwarriors.ca/our-programs/couples-overcoming-ptsd-everyday/



08/01/2026

Our Psychologist Michelle Lucci spent the past six days co-facilitating a Couples Overcoming PTSD Everyday (Cope) program! This is one of the many programs funded by Wounded Warriors Canada

It is always a privilege to work alongside folks who are motivated to improve their relationships, particularly when PTSD is in the mix 

The Wounded Warriors Canada COPE program is Canada’s leading couples-based trauma program for Trauma Exposed Professionals (TExP’s) and their Trauma Exposed Families (TExF’s). COPE is delivered nationally in English and French and is open to all Canadian veterans and first responders and their spouse/partner. This includes currently serving and retired/released veterans as well as RCMP, Police, Fire, EMS and Corrections services

https://woundedwarriors.ca/our-programs/couples-overcoming-ptsd-everyday/



07/23/2026

07/19/2026

To all those responding on the frontlines and behind the scenes working tirelessly to protect their communities in - we thank you. We are here to chat 24-7-365. Just to talk.
Be safe.
Be kind.
Ontario Office of the Fire Marshal
Ontario Forest Fires
Prepared Ontario
211 Ontario
Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources

06/09/2026

Who uses catastrophic thinking? Take a watch

05/22/2026

Another four days of incredibly meaningful work! The Trauma Resiliency Program 2, funded by Wounded Warriors Canada, builds on skills and information taught in TRP1. Participants choose a traumatic event and work through it using a three part written narrative. The strength of the work is in the cohesiveness of the group and the positive social response provided by the group. Participants titrate their exposure to their chosen event in a ‘place of safety’. It is difficult and important work!

05/14/2026

Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) is a mental health condition where a person is preoccupied by one or more perceived flaws or deficits in their appearance. Karen Rowa, clinical psychologist and professor in the Department of Psychiatry & Behavioural Neurosciences, says body dysmorphic disorder is not....

04/28/2026

April 28 is the national day of mourning in Canada. It is a day to remember those workers who were killed on the job, who died because of the impact of their work and those who live with injury caused by the workplace.