London, ON | Vaughan, ON

Summer isn't easy for everyone, and you might be one of them.

While everything looks bright on the outside, internally things can feel heavier than ever.

If you're thinking:

  • "I should be happy right now… so why do I feel off?"

  • "Everyone else seems social and active, but I feel drained."

  • "My anxiety is worse even though nothing is 'wrong.'"

  • "My sleep is disrupted, and I can’t reset my rhythm."

You're not alone, and you're not broken. Summer often amplifies what's already happening in the brain and body. At New Track Selfcare, we help you understand why this is happening and guide you toward the right kind of support through a simple, free introductory call.

Real Patient Experience

Summer Has Its Own Mental Health Triggers.

We rarely talk about them, but they’re real, and they affect more people than you might think. Even when nothing “major” changes, summer can quietly intensify symptoms, often in ways that are easy to overlook at first.

Disrupted sleep

Longer daylight hours and irregular summer routines can shift your circadian rhythm, reducing sleep quality and leaving your mind and body emotionally and physically depleted.

Social pressure & FOMO

Summer expectations to be constantly social can intensify comparison, anxiety, and self-doubt, especially when your internal emotional state doesn't match external activity or pressure.

Body image pressure

Increased exposure during summer, both online and in real life, can heighten body awareness, comparison, and self-criticism, creating ongoing mental fatigue and emotional discomfort.

Family & relationship stress

More gatherings, travel, and togetherness can surface unresolved emotional dynamics, making relationships feel more intense, draining, or stressful than during quieter seasons.

Financial stress

Social outings, travel, and seasonal activities increase spending pressure, often creating hidden financial anxiety, guilt, or stress that builds quietly throughout the summer months.

Trauma reminders

Crowds, fireworks, noise, and seasonal anniversaries can activate the nervous system, triggering heightened alertness, emotional distress, and lingering feelings of being unsafe.

How the Summer Reset works.

You don’t need to figure everything out before reaching out. The Summer Reset is designed to meet you exactly where you are, without pressure or commitment.

Three simple steps. One supportive conversation. No obligation until you’re ready.

01

You tell us what's going on

Book a free 15-minute call: no clinical forms, no pre-screening. Just a real, human conversation about what you're experiencing and what's been feeling difficult lately.

02

We match you to the right support

Based on your needs, we guide you toward the most appropriate starting point, whether that's therapy, rTMS, psychedelic-assisted therapy, wellness care, or a group program.

03

You start to feel like yourself again

With the right support in place, your system begins to stabilize. Summer becomes something you move through with more ease, not something you just endure or survive.

Why This Approach Is Different

Most systems start with treatment first. We start with understanding first.

Because:

  • Medication can feel like trial and error

  • Therapy can only work with what's consciously accessible

  • Many symptoms are rooted in nervous system patterns, not just thoughts

That's why we don't begin with a fixed path; we begin with insight. From there, we guide you toward the right kind of support, which may include rTMS, psychedelic-assisted therapy, or nervous system-based wellness care like massage, IV therapy, or group support programs. We take a more complete view, so you’re not guessing anymore.

No pressure. No guesswork. Just clarity.

Meet Your Integrated Care Team.

Your Summer Reset call connects you with a multidisciplinary team that supports you through emotional challenges that often feel more intense during seasonal shifts like summer, when routines, sleep, and stress levels can change.

Richard Utama, MSW, RSW

Registered Social Worker & Psychotherapist

Supports anxiety, depression, and ADHD using trauma-informed care, helping clients navigate emotional stress that can feel amplified during seasonal changes and life disruptions.

Kristin Baskin, MSW, RSW

Registered Social Worker & Psychotherapist

Specializes in trauma and treatment-resistant depression using integrative approaches, supporting clients when emotional symptoms intensify during high-stress or transitional periods.

Tamar Hidegh, RSW

Registered Social Worker

Works with trauma survivors and first responders using neuroscience-informed care, supporting nervous system regulation during overstimulating or high-trigger environments.

Ready to Reset This Summer?

You don't have to wait for things to get worse or for summer to pass.

A simple conversation can help you understand what's happening and what comes next. No pressure. No obligation. Just clarity.

London Clinic

100 Collip Circle, Suite 105

London, ON N6G 4X8

Phone: (226) 599-0477

Email: [email protected]

Vaughan, ON

1600 Steeles Ave W, Suite 316, L4K 4M2

Phone: (289) 317-3595

Email: [email protected]

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