Harrison Sharma Mungal, BTh, MCC, MSW, PhD, PsyD 

Passionate about helping people live lives they love.

“Harrison is the best therapist I have ever had the pleasure of dealing with thank you for all your help.”

-Mike M

“He is amazing. He has really good experiences in employee employer conflict issues. He helped me with how to communicate with my employer at the ‘allegations on employee meeting’ and prepared me for what the outcome could be.”

-Sindhu C

“I highly recommend Harrison Mungal. Knowledgeable, compassionate and truly cares about his clients. He helped change my life by giving me tools/ways to think differently by shifting my focus more to solutions than on the problems. Encouraged me to press on when I didn’t think I could! Grateful for this man and his wife, Kathleen!”

-Trista

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“Harrison Mungal has been a great Therapist and has provided me an array of tools that has benefit my overall well-being. He has taught me to take a step back and evaluate the situation in front of me, before just reacting. I highly recommend him to anyone that needs his support. I was very hesitant at first to do Therapy.  Through his professionalism, empathy, patience and humour he truly made the sessions very rewarding, and it has become a life changer in my daily life. I have no complaints, and I am grateful for the support he has provided me.”

-Oscar B

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BIO

Harrison Sharma Mungal, possessing dual doctoral distinctions in Clinical Psychology and Philosophy in Social Work, demonstrates an unwavering commitment to ameliorating the well-being of his clients. Renowned internationally for his profound insights into cognitive therapy, his expertise spans mental health, addiction, relationships, and family dynamics.

          In his role as a highly sought-after workshop presenter, Dr. Mungal extends his practical approach to assisting individuals, couples, families, and corporations. His global influence is evident through engaging presentations at conferences, seminars, and media platforms, where he adeptly integrates humor and enthusiasm into nuanced discussions on mental health, addiction, relationships, and parenting.

            Dr. Mungal's innovative and scientifically grounded methodology has garnered acclaim, earning him accolades from diverse institutions. He extends his influence through offering training and consultations to a wide array of community partners, including esteemed professionals in the medical, social work, first responder, law enforcement, and senior management domains.

        Actively involved in pioneering cognitive research, Dr. Mungal leads groundbreaking studies addressing mental health challenges such as addiction, psychosis, anxiety, and depression. His work includes the exploration of practical applications, exemplified by initiatives like music therapy for schizophrenia, substance abuse and addictions in the food service industry, and vaccination protocols for young children.   

Boasting over two decades of professional acumen, Dr. Mungal has left an indelible mark on the fields of mental health and psychiatry, providing services to diverse communities impacted by brain injuries, refugees, victims of warfare, and individuals in crisis. His pragmatic therapeutic repertoire encompasses evidence-based treatments like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).           

          

Academic Awards & Distinctions

  • Leadership Appreciation Award through One nation One Day (July 2017)

  • Leadership Appreciation Award through One nation One Day (July 2015)

  • Lunch appreciation with the CEO of William Osler Health Services (May 2014)

  • Frontline Hero- Awarded by Brampton Civic Hospital (June 2013)

  • Summa Cum Laude Award- Doctor Of Philosophy in Social Work, 2010 (May 2010)

  • Letter of Appreciations - COAST – MPP Andrea Horwath – Hamilton (May 2009)

  • Letter of appreciations- Bail Counsellor – Megan Gilbert (May 2009)

  • Letter Of appreciations - Age To Age (November 2009)

  • Letter of appreciations - Peel Regional Police (November 2009)

  • Letter of appreciations - COAST Halton – CMHA CEO (April 2007)

  • Leadership Award Rotary Club – St. Bonaventure University, NY – USA (April 1991)

  • Award recognition -Sprucedale Correctional Service Youth Program (August 1989)

Research Study Experience

  • September 2019 - 2021 - Substance Abuse and Addictions in the Foodservice Industry

  • October 2014 – 2017 - Research on Thought Developmental practice- A twelve-week program geared towards Addictions, Anxiety and Depression.

  • April-August 2016 - Research at William Osler Health Systems- Thought Developmental practice- an eight-week program with struggling with Addictions, Anxiety and Depression.

  • October 2010 - October - 2011 Men needs and Women needs.

  • October 2008 - April 2010 - Music Therapy and Schizophrenia. Worked with several multidisciplinary to gather information. These 18 months of research were a success. Targeted countries were Australia, Germany, UK, and Canada.

  • September 2009 - June 2010 - Domestic Violence (within the black culture comparing with non-white culture) Psychopathy and Criminal Psychopaths. Interviews were completed with participants, and data information was collected.

  • 1999-2000 - Vaccination to Children Under Two Years. The research was a success in discovering the possibility of medication allergies and the negative effects on children.