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Arrezoo Moradian
Registered PsychotherapistRP, CTP DiplACCEPTING NEW CLIENTSIn therapy we begin to understand ourselves, and our relations with others, amid life's complexities. It's a space to freely explore our thoughts, feelings, and experiences from the past and present, as we orient towards the future. Through this, we build a life we truly feel part of and from which we connect with others. -
Sally Wright
Registered PsychotherapistRP, CTP DiplNOT ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTSPsychotherapy can help you come to understand the story of your life. Once you have understanding, you can be more compassionate toward yourself. You can discover new strategies that help you manage your life more effectively. This is your life. Psychodynamic psychotherapy will help you make the most of it. -
Jai Colborne
(she/they)Registered Social WorkerRSW, MSW, CTP DiplACCEPTING NEW CLIENTSAs you consider the idea of therapy and begin your search for a therapist, I’m guessing you may feel pretty vulnerable. I get it, I’ve been there. Trusting another with your personal story and letting go of some of the protections you have put in place over the years takes time. As your unique story unfolds, we will get there - together. -
Brenda Simon
Registered PsychotherapistRP, CTP DiplACCEPTING NEW CLIENTSSometimes we feel overwhelmed by life’s challenges; our familiar responses and assumptions don’t seem to be working for us anymore. It takes courage to seek out therapy and to speak openly about experiences, relationships, conflicts, depression, and anxiety. In therapy, we co-create an empathic space for deep listening, reflection, and insight. -
Alan Davis
Registered PsychotherapistRP, CTP DiplACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS“A journey of 100 miles begins with one step.” Welcome to the first step! It takes courage to seek therapy. We do so when stresses, negative thought patterns, and emotions block the life we want. Because we are wired for health, healing, and growth, psychotherapy can help us realize our true potential to make positive choices and heal past experiences. -
Jennifer Bettger
(she/her)Registered PsychotherapistRP, OPC DiplWAITLISTING NEW CLIENTSWelcome. People come to therapy for many different reasons, often seeking relief from some form of suffering, and hoping to feel more like themselves again. When the challenges you’re facing become too much to bear alone, a safe and accepting therapeutic relationship can provide the support you need to move forward. -
Wallace Murray
Registered Therapeutic CounselorRTC, Counselling HypnotherapistACCEPTING NEW CLIENTSIn therapy, I advocate for you to become who you are meant to be on this planet. I have personally worked with over 4,000 people living out their purpose. I coach, lead group work, and facilitate workshops and retreats. I accompany you while you heal and step firmly into your truth. -
Karen Zarnett
(she/her)Registered Social Worker, PsychotherapistMSW, RSWWAITLISTING NEW CLIENTSWhether you are new to therapy or returning, it may feel scary, but something vital and important brought you to this decision. Therapy provides us time and space to receive supportive care and empathic listening. Together, in a nonjudgmental environment, we can explore your immediate or long-standing concerns and find strategies that can help. -
Avia Peacock
RN, Registered PsychotherapistRN, RP, CTP DiplWAITLISTING NEW CLIENTS“There is nothing so stable as change.” –Bob Dylan Change is inevitable. This can be frightening to acknowledge, but the ability to think, feel, and connect in new ways brings excitement that can be greater than fear. Working with a therapist you trust, who empathizes with what change is like for you, can support your strengths as you realize new possibilities. -
Pamela Millar
(she/her)Registered PsychotherapistRP, CTP DiplWAITLISTING NEW CLIENTSStarting therapy is a big step. You may have feelings of anxiety, depression, grief, or disconnection with others; you may struggle with work or family. Whatever the matter, psychotherapy can be a way to implement change, a way to generate a better understanding of yourself and your place in the world. -
Ann LeBlanc
(she/her)Registered PsychotherapistRP, CTP DiplNOT ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTSEmotional pain can be a heavy burden to carry, and we can work on lifting this burden together. Taking steps to change your life is a brave move on your part. As we navigate this change process together, I will work to provide a safe space for you to heal, learn, and grow. -
Madelaine Mahesh
Registered PsychotherapistRP, CTP DiplNOT ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTSMaybe you want change, or change is happening where you wish it weren’t. Or you’re striving to reach your potential, and something is in your way. Perhaps you simply don’t want to struggle anymore. Together we will use this unique conversation with the aim of creating space for you to find a new way forward. -
Fereshteh Majidiani
Registered PsychotherapistRP, CTP DiplWAITLISTING NEW CLIENTSThe world can be either a meaningful or miserable place, depending on how we perceive ourselves. This perception is usually formed by our mental environment and is responsible for our emotional suffering. Therapy offers a safe place to explore and even remodel our perspective, which brings long-lasting changes to our lives. -
Larry Smith
Registered PsychotherapistRP, CTP DiplNOT ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS“If every event which occurred could be given a name, there would be no need for stories.” - John Berger, Once in Europa. Our lives unfold in the telling, and in our listener’s responses. Through telling and being heard we may be altered, our symptoms changed. This is the vision of possibility that the psychotherapeutic process offers.