Meet Our South Team

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Dr. Comeau believes every client has the wisdom and resilience they need to live meaningful and fulfilled lives, including healthy, vibrant relationships. She sees her role as a supportive scaffold, which stands strong to enable her clients to embrace the vulnerability needed to heal both personally and within their relationships. Each client’s journey is informed by their mind and body;  she incorporates information from both of these as she navigates the therapy process with her clients. In therapy she focuses on issues of existence, including growth towards self-awareness and self-acceptance, and meaningful behavioral change. She enjoys working with individuals, especially those facing trauma and life transition, couples, those in poly relationships, and the LGBTQ2S* community.

Dr. Comeau completed her Ph.D. in Counselling Psychology at McGill University, and her Master’s degree in Counselling Psychology at the University of Alberta. She was trained and taught about therapy at world-class universities across Canada and the United States, and is committed to publishing research that moves therapy forward. She is working towards becoming a Registered Psychologist under the supervision of Laura Kennedy.

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Petra uses a trauma informed, client-focused lens to support her clients and recognizes that sometimes our stories can be hard to tell. She strives to create a safe and supportive environment and meets clients where they are at. 

She incorporates EMDR, mindfulness, self-compassion, polyvagal theory, and psycho education into her sessions, and when working with children and youth, she also employs Play and Art Therapy techniques.

She has a special interest in working with clients who are experiencing symptoms of anxiety which often result for negative experiences such as trauma, neglect, and attachment wounds.

Petra works with individuals of all ages, including young children. She supports children, youth, and adults on issues of anxiety, depression, self-esteem, grief, loss, and trauma. 

With individually tailored, non-judgemental support, Petra helps clients move forward on their journey with a healthier view of themselves.

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Brittany works from a client-centred and feminist approach. This means she values clients as experts of their own lives, and acknowledges that our concerns are sometimes influenced by external structures and systems. Within this lens she incorporates Compassion-Focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and mindfulness based approaches (along with a good dose of humour!)

Brittany believes that the relationship we have with ourselves is just as important as the relationships we have with our friends and family. Brittany often incorporates self-compassion into her work, and has a passion for working with people struggling with shame, self-criticism and self-esteem. Brittany also works with individuals struggle with eating related concerns, including eating disorders. 

Brittany also has experience working with sexual and gender diverse clients, and working with issues such as internalized homophobia and minority stress. 

Brittany works with teens, adults, and couples. 

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Kenneth is a client-centered therapist who integrates psychodynamic, compassion-focused, and cognitive-behavioral approaches into therapy. Kenneth believes that people have the inner resources and strength to flourish but sometimes difficult feelings and patterns from the past can make us feel stuck. A supportive therapy relationship can help you work through difficult feelings while reconnecting with the personal strengths that can help you improve your life. Kenneth has a deep respect for the wisdom and understandings people bring to therapy which means he will work patiently and collaboratively with you to find a path forward. 

Kenneth incorporates process-outcome monitoring into therapy. Process-outcome monitoring gives you and Kenneth the ability to tailor treatment to your needs and monitor progress toward your goals.

Kenneth works with people with anxiety, depression, interpersonal issues, guilt, shame, self-criticism, perfectionism, and low self-esteem. Kenneth is trained in

Exposure with Response Prevention for OCD and Prolonged Exposure Therapy for PTSD.

Kenneth works with adolescents (age 14+) and adults of all ages.

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The best adage that illustrates Noreen’s approach to counselling is one by Theodore Roosevelt, 

“people do not care how much you know until they know how much you care.”

Noreen uses a person-centered and strength-based approach with her clients. This means she focuses on building a strong rapport and sense of understanding for what her clients are going through. Noreen aims to understand the biological, psychological and social components of her clients’ struggles. She values each client’s world view and life experiences. Noreen prides herself on walking graciously with each of her clients into uncharted territories at a that pace feels safe and comfortable to them. Drawing on solution-focused strategies Noreen helps to highlight and amplify each client’s unique inner strengths and innate capacity for resilience. 

Noreen has a special passion for working with individuals who are transitioning. She also works with couples and families. She has experience working in a school setting and helping diverse clients from all walks of life. 

Noreen works with teens, adults, and couples.

Noreen has specliazed training in Gottman Couples Therapy, EMDR, Narrative Therapy, Emotional Focused Family Therapy, DBT, and Synergy Play Therapy   

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As a Registered Provisional Psychologist, Jasmine aims to create a safe, supportive, and non-judgemental space for clients to address their concerns. Jasmine employs a client-centered approach, meaning that she will meet you where you are at and work collaboratively with you to find the approach that fits best for you. 

Jasmine incorporates Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) approaches in her work. 

She works with youth and adults, and is also passionate about working with couples and families. 

Jasmine has experience working with a range of concerns including: disordered eating and eating disorders, anxiety, depression, relationship conflict, communication issues, emotion dysregulation, self-esteem, and trauma. Please see  below for more details of services offered. 

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Jessica works with children, adolescents and adults using a collaborative, person-centered approach. She understands that everyone has a unique and personal perspective of their life and experiences, which can play a key role in healing and recovery. Jessica incorporates clients’ self-knowledge and their distinctive perspectives along with her training, experience, and knowledge, to collaboratively work with client’s to achieve their goals. 

Jessica uses evidence-based treatment methods to treat a variety of mental health concerns, including trauma, eating disorders, anxiety, depression, body-dysmorphia, emotional dysregulation, behavioural concerns (children), relationship conflict, communication issues, anger, LGBTQ+ concerns.

She has training in and experience with Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).    

Jessica understands and appreciates that everyone holds diverse worldviews and has personal preferences and beliefs about health and wellbeing. She strives to keep this at the forefront of her work to help provide each client with a therapeutic experience of feeling heard, understood, supported, and empowered to reach their therapeutic goals.

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Karen works with clients to support them in clarifying their needs and goals and developing strategies to move toward the life they want. She believes that living in our world is challenging but that every day can be a little bit better.

Karen provides individual counselling to teens and adults. She uses acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) and dialectical behavioural therapy (DBT) interventions to support people to make positive changes. Karen is also training in emotion-focused therapy (EFT) under Dr. Stillar to support clients in understanding and connecting with their emotions.

Karen is experienced in psychotherapy with clients who are recovering from concussion and brain injury. She works with clients around understanding their symptoms, managing changes in emotions, and adjusting to life post-injury. Karen also works with families and caregivers of adults and youth with mental illness or brain injury to support their loved one's recovery and take care of themselves.

Karen works with various mental health concerns including anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts and self-harm, coping with strong emotions, identity concerns, and issues with attachment, communication, and boundaries.