We are now providing online therapy using a Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA) compliant and secure platform, or by telephone.
Tracey works with people of all ages who are living with the effects of trauma, grief and transitions, ADHD, spiritual and religious concerns, and Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). After working in the ER, ICU, psychiatry and general medicine, she has a special interest in working with medical practitioners, first responders and people with healthcare trauma.
Tracey has a gentle approach and uses a variety of modalities determined by each person’s specific needs. Firmly believing that trauma resides not just in the brain but also the body, somatics, Polyvagal Theory and Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) inform her work. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), narrative and brief therapies are also incorporated. She is Internal Family Systems informed and EMDR Certified.
Tracey is a Clinical Supervisor with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario, a Certified Psycho-Spiritual Therapist and Provisional Supervisor-Educator with the Canadian Association for Spiritual Care. She earned a Master of Divinity with a concentration in psychotherapy, from the University of Trinity College at the University of Toronto and completed a rigorous two year psycho-spiritual care residency at St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton.
Helping people work through crises in their lives is one of Yvonne’s super powers. She has a strong foundation of training and experience from which to help you, or a young person whom you love. She is skilled at listening with compassion and without judgement, supporting you as you work towards your goals of wellness and self-discovery.
Yvonne is trained in Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR), and combines this amazingly thorough and well researched approach with cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), polyvagal theory, and narrative therapy. She works with people who experience dissociation, and is Internal Family Systems informed. Yvonne is able to help you with trauma, PTSD, depression, anxiety and other concerns that complicate your life. She provides couple therapy, and intergenerational family work as well, having trained in John and Julie Gottman’s approach.
Yvonne sees people on an ongoing basis and is available for last minute appointments through our virtual walk in clinic.
Yvonne completed her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University, holds a BA in Psychology, and a Certificate in Children’s Mental Health.
Joanne believes that each of us has our own inner wisdom, and that can be a transformational journey of getting to know yourself more deeply and re-discovering the wisdom and light that you hold within. Regardless of age, she will accompany you as you navigate difficult or overwhelming times: transitions, grief, stress, anxiety, depression and trauma.
Joanne has a Master of Pastoral Studies, with a Certificate in Spirituality and Psychotherapy from the University of Toronto, is a Hatha Yoga teacher and a forest therapy guide, which means that she is gifted and uniquely qualified to help you find balance, calm and peace whilst helping you explore and address what is happening in your life. She is gentle and nurturing in her approach. For those who wish, this may include spirituality, or religion and spiritual growth. She is highly skilled in grief work. Joanne is an EMDR therapist, Internal Family Systems informed therapist and utilizes self-psychology, narrative and solution focused therapy.
A fundamental part of the therapy provided by Krista is to help you uncover and build on your strengths, propelling you towards your goals, visions and breakthroughs. She has strong skills in the treatment of depression, anxiety, self-esteem, relationship issues, ADHD and working with people who have been involved in abusive relationships. She works from the wisdom of her trauma-informed sensitivity, and values evidence-based, clinically proven approaches such as EMDR, CBT and Family Systems. This beautifully compliments her extensive experience with cultural, spiritual and relationship issues. Krista’s own process of deep listening impressed upon her the importance of being empathetic, compassionate, energetic, and curious. She works with people on an ongoing basis and is also available for last minute appointments through our virtual walk in clinic.
Immediately following graduating with an undergraduate degree in Social Development Studies from the University of Waterloo, Krista implemented her desire to facilitate positive change by founding a project for at-risk communities in Brazil. Her dream of pursuing a career in psychotherapy was born of witnessing the difficulties faced by the youth and families that her project was working to assist.
Krista, who has lived in Brazil for most of her life, is fluent in English and Portuguese.
Fahad specializes in working with both youth and adult clients, addressing a diverse range of concerns such as depression, anxiety, relationship conflicts, trauma, and grief. Additionally, he provides support to individuals who have experienced abuse, discrimination, and issues related to stress, anger, impulse control, and identity, including 2SLGBTQI+ community and considerations of cultural and religious identity.
Fahad holds a doctorate in Psychology and has completed an MS in Clinical Psychology, Advanced Diploma in Clinical Psychology and an MSc in Psychology. His extensive professional background spans clinical, research, and academic settings across diverse countries, including Canada, Malaysia, Australia, and Pakistan.
Using primarily cognitive and behavioural modalities, Fahad ensures the incorporation of culturally sensitive elements into his therapeutic approach. With over a decade of experience, he has a proven track record of providing therapy within South Asian communities, offering services in English, Urdu/Hindi, and Punjabi languages.