Dr Dalia Slonim

Therapy Experience:

• Individual psychotherapy (offered to children, adolescent and adults) for the entire spectrum of life losses, transitions, as well as healthy changes.

• Couple/marriage and relationships including infertility lack or difficulty with communication.

• Family interventions: e.g. parenting, development and adolescent issues

 Professional Memberships:

• Ontario Psychological Association
• Canadian Psychological Association
• American Psychological Association
• APA Division 39-Psychoanalytic 
• International Neuropsychological Society
• National Academy of Neuropsychology

 Professional Licensure and Registration:

• The College of Psychologists of Ontario (#2234)

• The College of psychologists of Ontario council - Professional member (May 2003- May 2012), president of the college (June 2007-June 2008), chair of the registration committee (June, 2006-May 2007), chair of complaint committee (May 2007-May 2012) and a former member of the discipline committee

• State of Illinois Department of Professional Regulation (licensed clinical Psychologist # 071-004801 (inactive)

• The University of the State of New York, Department of Education (licensed Psychologist # 013578 (inactive)

• Canadian Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology.

 Presentations and Publications:

• Slonim. D. (April, 2005) Dealing with Stress Presentation at the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, Cardiac Rehab.
• Gladmann D, Urowitz M., Slonim D. et al.(2000) Evaluation of Predictive Factors for Neurocognitive Dysfunction of Patients with Inactive Systemic Lupus Erythmatosus.  The Journal of Rheumatology; Vol. 27 pp. 2367-2371.
• Slonim, D.(1997) Coping with Chronic Illness Presentation at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Cystic Foundation Meeting.
  
• Slonim, D. (October 1996):  Stress Management and Relaxation Techniques in the Chronically Ill Patient.  Presentation for the Canadian Arthritic Society.
• Slonim, D. (February 1990) After Neuropsychological Assessment: Psychotherapy with the neurologically impaired patient.  Paper presented at the 43^rd   Ontario Psychological Association.
• Slonim, D. (November 1988) The Shock Of Recognition: Morning the Loss of Function. Psy. D. Dissertation theChicagoSchool of Professional Psychology, Chicago, IL.
  
• Slonim, D. (May, 1979) Suicide In Total Institutions.   Master theses, Kansas  State University, Manhattan, Kansas.