Jennifer Tilbury
Pronouns: She/Her Are you looking for a safe space to work through things that you want to change? I specialize inhelping individuals, couples, and families navigate life’s most challenging emotional hurdles.With a deep understanding of trauma, anxiety, and grief, my approach is centered on creating asafe and non-judgmental space for healing and growth. I have […]
Andrew McBeth
Pronouns: he/him For Andrew, working as a therapist is an act of human service, where professional excellence and quality care intertwine to create a sense of safety and well‑being for those seeking support. He finds nothing more fulfilling than journeying alongside individuals, couples, and families during times of difficulty, helping them navigate the complexities of life […]
Gabriela Guzman
Pronouns: she/her Gaby is passionate about supporting and working with women who are in the midst of transitioning into motherhood. Working with Gaby, you will find someone who deeply cares and wants to understand who you are as a person and the experiences that have made you who you are today. A few of these […]
Sian Roberts
Pronouns: she/her Sian brings the qualities of kind-heartedness, clear boundaries, flexible techniques, sincerity, and humour to her work. She actively engages and support clients, consultees, and students in her commitment to their growth, competency, and empowerment. She believes in the provision of collaborative care and if needed, can facilitate psychiatric referrals. Sian has 14 years […]
Virginia Dowdell
Pronouns: she/her Knocked down, set back, or plain unlucky – however you look at it, everyone struggles sometimes. But no matter how hard things might feel, change is possible. We are wired to heal and to feel deeply connected with ourselves and other people. Virginia supports her clients to develop the skills and insight that […]
Jessica Johansson
Pronouns: she/her Jessica uses 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 […]
Nasim Switzer
Pronouns: she/her Nasim works from a culture and trauma-informed perspective. She believes that clients are the experts of their lives, and she works collaboratively to find the approach that fits their values, needs, beliefs, and personalities. Nasim’s priority is first to create a safe, warm and non-judgmental environment and an understanding of what her clients […]
Dr. Jasmine Nathoo
Pronouns: she/her Jasmine aims to create a safe, supportive, and non-judgmental space in therapy where clients can feel empowered to work towards their goals. She has a client-centered focus, meaning that she will meet you where you are at and work collaboratively with you to find the approach that fits best for you.
Karen MacMullin
Pronouns: she/her Karen is a Registered Psychologist who works together with clients to find ways to navigate moving toward their hopes and goals. She believes that living in our world is challenging and that having a supportive place to land can help. Karen is passionate about hearing clients’ stories and collaborating to make change.
Sian Roberts
Pronouns: she/her Sian brings the qualities of kind-heartedness, clear boundaries, flexible techniques, sincerity, and humour to her work. She actively engages and support clients, consultees, and students in her commitment to their growth, competency, and empowerment. She believes in the provision of collaborative care and if needed, can facilitate psychiatric referrals. Sian has 14 years […]
