Life has its seasons, some light, others heavy. If you’re carrying anxiety, grief, exhaustion, or self-doubt, these sessions are a place to set it down for a while. We’ll bring in tools like CBT and mindfulness, but more than that, we’ll make room for you to feel steady again.
Every relationship has its moments — of closeness, of distance, or trying to understand one another. Couples therapy is about having a space to talk through conflicts, communication struggles, or trust concerns with guidance and care, so you can find your way back to each other.
Families are beautifully complex. Sometimes they lift us up, sometimes they leave us tangled. Family sessions create space to untangle those knots — working through conflict, stress, or communication breakdowns, and finding gentler, healthier ways to connect.
Group therapy offers a space to share your experiences with others who understand what you’re going through. It’s a place to feel less alone, to learn from different perspectives, and to build insight and confidence in a setting that’s supportive and steady.
Performance-related concerns, including peak performance and performance anxiety
Cultural and identity-related stressors, including racial or societal pressures
Specific fears such as fear of flying or medical and health-related anxieties
Behavioural patterns affecting daily functioning, including eating disorders
Difficulties linked to chronic stress or emotional overwhelm
Adjustment concerns following major life changes or transitions
Each session is 50 minutes, offered both in-person and online. Think of it as dedicated time — structured, supportive, and entirely yours.
Identifying and modifying early maladaptive schemas.
Reprocessing traumatic memories in adaptive, less distressing ways.
Helping you understand and regulate emotional experiences.
Facing fears without engaging in compulsive responses.
Stabilizing daily rhythms and improving relationships.
Skills for emotional regulation and distress tolerance.
Understanding the link between thoughts, emotions, and behavior.
Reducing shame through self-compassion.
Accepting experiences and committing to meaningful actions.
Strengthening motivation for positive life changes.
Shared healing in a supportive group environment.
Improving communication and family relationships.
Each technique is chosen thoughtfully, depending on your needs and what works best for you.
Most people come to therapy for a specific reason, but stay because they notice something shifting — the weight feels lighter, the noise in the mind quiets, the world opens an inch at a time. Techniques support that process, but the real work happens in the steady rhythm of showing up and being met where you are.
You don’t have to navigate it alone. When you’re ready, I’m here to walk with you.