Marinela Trickett, MACP, RP

Specialty: DBT, SE, CBT, EFT, Mindfulness based modalities, Attachment based modalities, Psychodynamic.
Expertise: Working with trauma/PTSD/ cPTSD, BPD, anxiety, depression, loss, chronic pain.
Length of Work: 14 years + of Experience.
Phone:​ +1 (416) 732-3277.

Marinela Trickett, RP, is known for being a respected authority figure when it comes to stress management given her more than ten years’ expertise in this field. Specializing in the complexities surrounding Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), she has gained valuable experience working with patients from clinical environments as well as private practices.

In addition to working with multiple substance abuse behaviors across diverse cultures, ages, and socioeconomic backgrounds Marinela Trickett, highlights on helping those dealing with PTSD/cPTSD that are considered some of the most challenging ones. She also helps people manage other struggles like depression, anxiety, chronic pain while being considerate towards supporting the LGBTQ community, and aiding sex addiction cases.

She extends treatment services assisting combat trauma affecting veterans or those dealing with various forms of emotional loss and grief. Marinela’s focus is client centered. She applies multi modal approach that is varied in techniques & therapy suited to conveniently potentiate the healing of patients e.g. Dialectical Behavior (DBT) Cognitive Behavior (CBT) Emotionally Focus therapy(EFT), Somatic Experiencing(SE), Mindfulness modalities alongside NLP coaching and Timeline Therapy. Her empathetic persona towards patients makes her not only an expert but also a compassionate therapist.

Focusing on clinical excellence and genuine care for aiding individuals working their way through Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and PTSD, Marinela takes immense pride in supporting someone taking strides with their mental health by offering unwavering support through the darkest times.

“From the moment I embarked on my journey into the world of psychotherapy, one thing has been resoundingly clear to me: my unwavering passion for helping individuals navigate the intricate maze of their minds. The human psyche, with its layers of emotions, memories, and experiences, holds within it both vulnerabilities and immense strength. And in my practice, I find the ultimate fulfillment in illuminating that strength for my clients.

You see, mental health isn’t just about the absence of illness or disorder; it’s about the presence of well-being, resilience, and the ability to thrive amidst life’s adversities. Each person I meet brings a unique narrative, a story filled with challenges, traumas, and aspirations. While many might see a diagnosis or a label like Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), Somatic-Experiencing (SE), or PTSD/cPTSD, I see an individual – with hopes, dreams, and an innate desire for understanding and healing.

Trauma, in particular, is an area where I’ve witnessed profound transformations. It’s heart-wrenching to witness how deeply traumatic experiences can scar an individual. Whether it’s the unpredictable emotional whirlwinds of BPD or the haunting echoes of past events in PTSD, these traumas can cast long shadows over one’s life. But what’s even more powerful is witnessing the incredible resilience of the human spirit. There’s nothing quite as fulfilling as supporting someone through their journey of turning wounds into wisdom.

Somatic-Experiencing or SE has taught me the profound interconnectedness of our body and mind. Our physical being often carries the silent imprints of our emotional and traumatic experiences. By integrating SE in my practice, I’ve witnessed clients re-establish this lost connection, releasing pent-up traumas and embracing a newfound sense of liberation.

And then there’s the nuanced world of BPD, where emotions can be as unpredictable as ocean waves, sometimes calm, sometimes overwhelmingly stormy. Through tailored therapeutic interventions, I have seen clients, once at the mercy of their emotional torrents, learn to become the masters of their own psyche, finding stability and confidence.

Dealing with PTSD and cPTSD is akin to gently peeling away layers, revealing the raw, vulnerable core, and then, together, weaving a protective, resilient shell around it. The smiles, the moments of enlightenment, the tears of relief; they all signify the indomitable human spirit’s journey from darkness to light.

Being a psychotherapist isn’t just my profession; it’s a vocation. Every tear shed in my office, every breakthrough, every quiet moment of reflection, fuels my passion even more. The satisfaction of aiding someone in discovering coping techniques, of watching them reconstruct their shattered self-belief, is beyond words. It’s a privilege to bear witness to such intimate journeys of healing and growth.

In the end, my mission is clear: to be a beacon of hope, understanding, and guidance for all those seeking to enhance their mental health. Because everyone deserves to know their own strength, to see their own worth, and to live a life filled with purpose, meaning, and joy.