Therapy is a personal journey, and your needs matter. We recognize the importance of having a good fit with your therapist and will work with you to ensure you find it. If your therapist isn't the right fit- reach out, and we will match you with another team member.
Maternal Health Niagra offers free 15-minute consultations with the clinic owner, Emily.
During the consultation, we will discuss your hopes in therapy and who may be a good fit.
We can then book you in directly with the therapist, or you can have a meet and greet with them.
Clinic Owner, Registered Social Worker, MSW
NOT ACCEPTING NEW REFERRALS
Location: In- Person & Virtual
Clients: Adults
Areas of Care:
Fertility & Surrogacy
Perinatal & Infant Loss
Birth Trauma/ NICU
HG- Hyperemesis
Perinatal Mental Health
Motherhood
Inner child Work
Childhood Trauma
Attachment
Family Relationships
Birth & Health Care Workers
Therapy f
Clinic Owner, Registered Social Worker, MSW
NOT ACCEPTING NEW REFERRALS
Location: In- Person & Virtual
Clients: Adults
Areas of Care:
Fertility & Surrogacy
Perinatal & Infant Loss
Birth Trauma/ NICU
HG- Hyperemesis
Perinatal Mental Health
Motherhood
Inner child Work
Childhood Trauma
Attachment
Family Relationships
Birth & Health Care Workers
Therapy for Therapists
Highly Sensitive Person
Mind-Body-Spirit
Spirituality & Intuition
EMDR & Flash Therapy
Clinical Consultations & Supervision
Registered Social Worker, MSW
ACCEPTING NEW REFERRALS
Location: Virtual
Clients: Adults, Youth (16+), Couples
Areas of Care:
Individual Therapy
Fertility
Pregnancy Loss
Perinatal Mental Health
Birth Trauma
Women's Health
Trauma
Grief & Loss
Somatic Experiencing Therapy
Individual Therapy
Fatherhood
Men's Issues
LGBTQ2S+
Neurodiversity
ADHD
Mindfulness
Chronic Pain
Dance & Movement
** sliding scale availability
Registered Social Worker, BSW
WAITLIST
Location: In-Person & Virtual
Clients: Adults, Youth (13+)
Areas of Care:
Perinatal Mental Health
Fertility
Pregnancy and infant loss
Childhood Trauma
Anxiety
Depression
OCD
Borderline Personality Disorder
Trauma
Individual Therapy
Youth
Substance Use
Grief & Loss
Fatherhood
Men's Issues
LGBTQ2S+
Panic Attacks
**Supervised by MSW**
** sliding scale availability
Registered Social Worker, MSW
WAITLIST
Location: Virtual
Clients: Adults, Parenting (0-6), Pregnant Youth (16+)
Areas of Care:
Infant & Children’s Mental Health
Individual Therapy
Perinatal Mental Health
Parenting
Circle of Security/Attachment
Grief & Loss
Family Transitions
Co-Parenting
Emotion Regulation
Parental Burnout
Stress Management
Childhood
Registered Social Worker, MSW
WAITLIST
Location: Virtual
Clients: Adults, Parenting (0-6), Pregnant Youth (16+)
Areas of Care:
Infant & Children’s Mental Health
Individual Therapy
Perinatal Mental Health
Parenting
Circle of Security/Attachment
Grief & Loss
Family Transitions
Co-Parenting
Emotion Regulation
Parental Burnout
Stress Management
Childhood and Adult Trauma
Inner child Work
Parenting After Abuse
Parenting Through Recovery
Separation Anxiety
Transitions for children
Highly Sensitive Person
Fathers
LGBTQ2S+ Parents
Mindfulness
** sliding scale availability
Registered Social Worker, MSW
WAITLIST
Location: In-Person
Clients: Children, Youth & Adults
Areas of Care:
Children
Youth
Emotional Regulation
Self-Esteem
Social Skills
Trauma
Anxiety
Depression
Family Dynamics
Individual Therapy
School Refusal
Body Image
Disordered Eating
Art Informed Therapy
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
WAITLIST
Location: Virtual
Clients: Adults, Couples
Areas of Care
Couples
Individuals
Perinatal Mental Health
Relationship Issues
Fertility
Pregnancy Loss
Anxiety
Depression
Stress & Coping Skills
Parenting
Grief & Loss
Mindfulness
Family Systems
Attachment
Self-Compassion
Mind-Body Connections
**Supervised by MSW
Registered Social Worker MSW
WAITLIST
Location: Virtual
Clients: Adults, Couples
Areas of Care:
Birth Trauma/ NICU
Couples
Fertility
Pregnancy & Infant Loss
Perinatal Mental Health
LGBTQ2S+
Childhood Trauma
Substance Use
Inner child Work
Grief & Loss
EMDR Therapy
** sliding scale availability
Registered Psychotherapist
(Qualifying)
WAITLIST
Location: In-Person & Virtual
Clients: Adults, Couples, Youth (16+)
Areas of Care:
Couples
Adult ADHD
Neurodiversity
Family Relationships
Parenting
Perinatal Mental Health
Birth Trauma/ NICU
Youth
Anxiety
Depression
Grief & Bereavement
School Issues
Soical Skills
Art Therapy
Womens Issues
Body Image
Self Esteem
EMDR Therapy
**Supervised by MSW**
Registered Social Worker, MSW
WAITLIST
Location: In-Person & Virtual
Clients: Adults, Couples
Areas of Care:
Fertility
Pregnancy & Infant Loss
Perinatal Mental Health
Birth Trauma/ NICU
Disordered Eating
Body Image
LGBTQ2S+
Kink Aware & Poly Friendly Therapy
Pregnancy Decision Making
Termination Support
Women's Wellness
Men's Issues
Childhood Trauma
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Registered Social Worker, MSW
WAITLIST
Location: In-Person & Virtual
Clients: Adults, Couples
Areas of Care:
Fertility
Pregnancy & Infant Loss
Perinatal Mental Health
Birth Trauma/ NICU
Disordered Eating
Body Image
LGBTQ2S+
Kink Aware & Poly Friendly Therapy
Pregnancy Decision Making
Termination Support
Women's Wellness
Men's Issues
Childhood Trauma
Grief & Loss
Couples
EMDR Therapy
** sliding scale availability
Graduate Intern- MSW Candidate
Supervised by Emily Pollak, MSW, RSW
Shannon is in the orientation stages of her placement. Stay tuned for when she offers her low-cost therapy.
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)- INTERN
Supervised by Emily Pollak, MSW, RSW
NOT ACCEPTING
Location: Virtual
Clients: Adults, Youth & Children (8+)
Areas of Care:
Individual Therapy
Perinatal Mental Health
Pregnancy & Infant Loss
Anxiety
Depression
OCD
Attachment
Family Relationships
Parenting
Emotional Regulation
Mindfulness
Healthy Coping
Co
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)- INTERN
Supervised by Emily Pollak, MSW, RSW
NOT ACCEPTING
Location: Virtual
Clients: Adults, Youth & Children (8+)
Areas of Care:
Individual Therapy
Perinatal Mental Health
Pregnancy & Infant Loss
Anxiety
Depression
OCD
Attachment
Family Relationships
Parenting
Emotional Regulation
Mindfulness
Healthy Coping
Connecting with nature
Children (8+)
Youth
Therapist for Educators
**Supervised by Emily Pollak, MSW, RSW **
Registered Social Worker (MSW, BSSW, RSW) Psychotherapist
Emily founded Maternal Health Niagara ( est. 2017) to build a circle of support for individuals and families during the reproductive period and beyond. Emily's clinical focus is infertility, surrogacy, pregnancy and infant loss, birth trauma, postpartum anxiety, and healing from childhood trauma. Emily enjoys working with birth and health care professionals as they navigate the intricacies of the field, and she is a therapists therapist.
During her perinatal journey of pregnancy loss and pregnancy complications, Emily's lived experience sparked her passion for maternal mental health. Emily had hyperemesis gravidarum (HG), which affected her physical and emotional wellness. From her challenges during the perinatal period, Emily recognized the service gap and was determined to build a circle of support for others. Combining lived experience and extensive professional skills allows Emily to bring her clients a unique clinical lens of empathy, validation, and healing. She is down-to-earth, nurturing, realistic and accepting.
Emily has been in the profession for 18 years. She obtained her Master's in Social Work from Ohio State University and is a Registered Social Worker in Ontario. Emily is trained in EMDR levels 1 and 2, advanced perinatal EMDR, Maternal Mental Health Now, Postpartum Support International advanced perinatal training, and FLASH. Emily often says therapy is an art and blends different skills into her therapy with clients. She uses her intuitive connection to help guide her work.
Developing community capacity and awareness is essential in helping individuals and families build their circle of support. Emily has facilitated perinatal mental health training for healthcare professionals and provides clinical consultation and mentorship to other therapists in maternal mental health.
When she is off work, Emily enjoys spending time with her family. She is a mom of two active kids, 10 and 7, and is often at the baseball diamond (year-round.) She would describe herself as an HSP and loves to have some quiet time to reset. Her favourite things are going for walks, sending handwritten cards, or cuddling with her furbabies!
AVAILABILITY:
Monday to Friday 9 am-2 pm
Location:
Ontario
Virtual & In-Person
Schedule A
$170 Individual Therapy
REGISTERED PHYSIOTHERAPIST
Marie-Eve Nackers has been a Registered Physiotherapist in Ontario since 2012, focusing on pelvic health and chronic pain.
Her approach connects the mind and body as a critical component of her assessment and treatment. Marie-Eve provides trauma-informed care to create a space where her patients feel supported. Her natural and down-to-earth approach makes her patients feel at ease. She utilizes breathwork to build core stability and stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system. Marie-Eve is passionate about educating her patients to understand their bodies and functions. She is a member of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association. Marie-Eve is a francophone and can offer services in English and French.
AVAILABILITY:
Maternal Health Niagara St-Catharines :
Mon and Thursday - 10 am-5 pm
Movement Unlimited Inc, Fonthill :
Tuesday and Wednesday - 9:30 am-3 pm
Registered Social Worker (MSW, RSW)
Jessica has an undergraduate degree in Psychology with a minor in Family Studies from the University of Guelph, a Bachelor of Education from the University of Toronto and a Master’s degree in Social Work from Wilfred Laurier. Jessica has received additional training in trauma-specific interventions and has spent most of her career supporting parents.
She practices anti-oppressive and trauma-informed care. She uses an integrated, evidence-based approach focused on nurturing self-compassion and healing.
Jessica is passionate about working with families and individuals during the prenatal and postpartum periods. A range of emotions can arise during this time, and having someone you can trust and lean on can make a world of difference. She supports families with infertility, perinatal mental health, infant loss, birth trauma, attachment, and parenting issues and provides relationship and co-parenting support. In addition to her perinatal work, Jessica has experience in addictions and supporting the LGBTQ community.
Some modalities that Jessica practices are cognitive behavioural therapy, dialectical behavioural therapy, somatic body experiencing, mindfulness-based stress reduction, cognitive restructuring, and narrative therapy. She completed Level 1 & 2 EMDR.
When she is not working, Jessica enjoys spending time with her partner, her little ones, and her pets. She also loves playing soccer, going for walks, eating donuts, and tending to her plants.
AVAILABILITY:
Monday- Friday 9-4 pm
Location
Ontario
Virtual Only
Schedule A
$170 Individual Therapy
Registered Social Worker (BSW, RSW)
Krystin has worked in the Social Service field for nine years. She is passionate about supporting people in crisis and debriefing after a traumatic event(s). Krystin's experience working in various mental health and community settings has derived her clinical knowledge of mental health diagnoses, including depression, anxiety, panic attacks, emotional dysregulation, bipolar, and psychosis. From these roles, she has sound knowledge of navigating services and empowering clients through advocacy. Krystin is interested in assisting people in navigating and processing Trauma, including childhood. The environment she aspires to provide is warm, safe, and empathic. As a crisis response worker, Krystin provided direct interventions for people experiencing perinatal distress, including postpartum depression, psychosis, and perinatal/infant loss. It is from seeing people "where they were at" that she saw the direct impact on the individual and family. She joined Maternal Health Niagara to continue this work with people during the perinatal period. She has completed the Maternal Mental Health Now, Bringing the Light to Motherhood training.
Krystin believes in a strengths-based approach to empower people in their journey. She utilizes modalities such as PolyVegal Theory, Trauma-focused care, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), crisis intervention, Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Mindfulness. Krystin has training and certification in Trauma Informed practice in the Motivational Interviewing approach from the University at Buffalo and Trauma and the body training levels 1 and 2 from the Trauma Informed Practice Institute. Krystin also has certification in Concurrent Disorders from the University of British Columbia.
In 2014, Krystin completed her social service work diploma at Niagara College. During her crisis intervention/support counselling work, she pursued her degree in Social Work and graduated with her Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Manitoba. She is a registered member of the OCSWSSW and the OASW. Outside of practice, Krystin enjoys hiking, going to the gym/practicing yoga, trying new activities, and spending time with her family/friends. Krystin believes in a work/life balance and upholding mind, body, and spirit as a form of self-care.
AVAILABILITY:
Tuesday 10-6 pm
Wednesday 3-8 p
Location:
Ontario
In-Person
Schedule D
$140 Individual
Receipts will be issued, including Emily Pollak, MSW, as a clinical supervisor.
Registered Social Worker (RSW, MSW, BSW, BSc )
Heidi firmly believes that each person has the power to cope with and grow from their challenges. She is a Registered Social Worker who brings warmth, creativity, compassion, and empathy to her client relationships.
Heidi has multiple degrees, including a Bachelor of Social Work from York University, a Master of Social Work from Wilfrid Laurier University, and a Bachelor of Science in Clinical Exercise Physiology with a joint major in Spanish Language and Culture from Concordia University. Her educational background has cultivated a comprehensive lens to her work. She has experience with women and families in physical health, rehabilitation, and emotional and mental well-being. She utilizes various modalities to create a holistic therapeutic approach in her practice.
Heidi practices from anti-oppressive and strength-based perspectives and integrates modalities such as mindfulness-based therapies, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), body-based techniques, attachment, and FLASH. She prioritizes using a holistic and client-centred therapy approach focusing on the mind-body connection. She is trained as a postpartum doula with Doula Canada and has completed the Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders course through the Seleni Institute. She has also been trained in grief work, trauma, and fertility and is continuously participating in continuing education for her professional development. She regularly practices 5Rhythms and Ecstatic Dance which are movement meditation practices that strengthen the mind-body connection through authentic expression with oneself and others. She enjoys bringing these principles to sessions with clients.
In her leisure time, Heidi loves being in nature, playing hockey, dancing, and travelling.
Heidi speaks English and French
AVAILABILITY:
Monday: 9-5 pm
Tuesday: 9-12 pm
Thursday: 11-7 pm
Friday: 9-5pm
Location:
Ontario & Quebec
Virtual
Schuedule D
$140 Individuals
SLIDING SCALE*
*available upon request
Registered Social Worker (BA, BSW, MSW, RSW)
Randi has completed a diploma in Social Service Work, a Bachelor's and a Master of Social Work degree. Randi is a lifelong learner who continues to passionately build her knowledge about the impact that childhood trauma and hurtful adult partnerships can have on current parenting challenges. Throughout her studies, Randi primarily worked with caregivers and children aged 0-6 through a lens of relational and attachment-based trauma-informed care. From this, it sparked her clinical passion for providing parenting support to caregivers of infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. She focuses on self-compassion and well-being while parenting, promoting secure attachments, and exploring the role our relationships with our caregivers growing up may play when responding to children's emotional spectrum. Randi believes all caregivers possess the strengths and tools to help their children thrive, and through a collaborative therapeutic process, those skills and expertise can flourish!
Randi has experience supporting parents in recovery from substance use, women parenting and co-parenting after hurtful and/or abusive relationships, and supporting pregnant and parenting youth. Randi uses warmth and curiosity, bringing her authentic self to the therapeutic dynamic. Randi recognizes that the parenting journey can be tough! Randi will work with you to explore the role that your unique experiences may play in the parent-child dynamic as you support your child throughout evolving stages of development. She will honour and recognize your needs as a parent/human.
Randi recognizes the importance of healthy adult relationships and has experience supporting caregivers in healing early attachment wounds that may show up in your current adult relationships. Randi can work with you to identify specific challenges you may face, such as fostering open communication with your partner, setting healthy boundaries, resolving intimate partner conflict, and honouring your relational needs. These domains may not have been modelled for you growing up and can make these skills much more challenging to integrate within adult relationships.
Randi has experience integrating a working blend of trauma-informed cognitive behavioural therapy principles, attachment theory and strengths-based perspective through anti-oppressive and intersectional lenses. Randi values mindfulness and grounding strategies in her practice and helps caregivers integrate them with their children using child-friendly techniques.
Randi believes that work/life balance is crucial to self-fulfillment and personal well-being. In her spare time, Randi loves to read fiction, do yoga, spend time outdoors and listen to comedy podcasts.
AVAILABILITY:
Wednesday: 2:00- 9:00 PM
Thursday: 5:00-9:00 PM
Friday: 11:00- 6:00 PM
Location:
Ontario
Virtual only
Schedule B
$160 Individual
$185 Couples/ Family
NHIB provider
DIRECT BILLING
R.P. (Qualifying): She holds Qualifying registrant status with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario and a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University. Krista also volunteers with Postpartum Support International, connecting people to resources and support. She believes all individuals can make meaningful changes and approach therapy collaboratively from a strengths-based co-pilot stance.
Krista shares personal lived experience with fertility treatments, loss, and pregnancy/birth/parenting during the early stages of the pandemic. Stemming from lived experience, Krista developed a passion for supporting people, partners, and families facing perinatal distress. Krista appreciates the profound transitions throughout the perinatal period, which deserve compassionate and timely support toward positive well-being for individuals and families. Krista’s main areas of care include perinatal mental health, anxiety, depression, coping skills, fertility, grief support, self-compassion, parenting, and relationship issues. Krista utilizes a flexible, integrative approach to therapy, viewing the client as the expert of their lived experiences, using strategies from cognitive-behavioural, attachment-based, humanistic, emotion-focused, experiential, somatic, and Gottman method therapy models.
Krista has completed additional training certificates in Gottman method couples therapy (Level 1 and Level 2) and comprehensive courses in perinatal mental health issues.
Outside of professional passions, Krista enjoys practicing yoga, spending time with her family, walking the dog, baking, decorating, and cheering on the Toronto Raptors!
AVAILABILITY:
Tuesdays & Thursdays: 10 am-3 pm
Wednesdays: 5:30 pm-7:30 pm
Saturdays (every other): 10 am-1 pm
Virtual Only
Ontario
RATE:
$150 Individual
$180 Couples
Receipts will be issued with Emily Pollak, MSW, as a clinical supervisor.
Registered Social Worker (MSW, BSW, RSW)
Taylor’s passion for perinatal wellness evolved through her role as a trained and certified labour and birth doula. She uses her frontline doula experience to shape her Social Work practice components. Taylor supports people through their perinatal journey, including fertility, pregnancy, birth trauma and postpartum. She has bereavement training through the Home Hospice Association and has helped families through infant and pregnancy loss. In addition, Taylor has completed Level 1 and Level 2 EMDR training and advanced perinatal EMDR and FLASH.
She displays strong compassion for the development and support of families from all walks of life. Her other care areas include grief and loss, disordered eating, self-esteem and sexuality and gender identity. Taylor is part of the LGBTQ2S+ community.
Taylor completed her Master of Social Work from the University of Toronto and Bachelor of Social Work from Wilfred Laurier University. She is a Registered Social Worker and member of the Ontario Association of Social Workers and Postpartum Support International.
In addition to her work at Maternal Health Niagara, she supports children at her full-time job and volunteers at Heartland Forest.
AVAILABILITY:
Monday 4:30-7:30 pm *Virtual
Thursday: 4:45 pm-7:30 pm *In-person & Virtual
Ontario
RATE B
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
Tracy is a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) and attended Yorkville University's Masters in Counselling Psychology program. She is an artist and visual art instructor at Brock University. Tracy recognizes therapy as an art and integrates different modalities into her practice. She combines therapeutic approaches such as Polyvagal Theory, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Expressive Art Therapy and EMDR.
She is enthusiastic about connecting with couples to heal areas of their relationship by blending Gottman, Emotionally Focused Therapy and IFS. Tracy's therapeutic philosophy is that every person makes sense. From this lens, Tracy aims to work collaboratively with clients to better understand, connect with and update the different parts of themselves, both individually and in relationships.
Tracy's work is grounded in recent neuroscience that understands the body, brain, and nervous system's capacity to change over time and at any time in the lifespan. She works from a relational & nervous-system-informed perspective and moves from embodied, creative, and compassionate approaches.
Across all practices, Tracy aims to work with clients to seek clarity, compassion and solutions while appreciating each individual's strengths and protective parts.
Tracy is invested in working with neurodivergent parents and believes that making sense of ourselves on a sensory level is just as important as any other framework. Her support includes individuals and families as they navigate ADHD/neurodivergence.
Tracy has parenting experience as a neurodivergent mother and is a strong advocate for making sense of who you are, not what is wrong with you.
Tracy welcomes individuals, couples and co-parents into her practice.
When she is not working, Tracy is likely exploring the outdoors with her son, rain or shine.
AVAILABILITY:
Wednesday: 11am-2pm
Friday: 3pm-7pm
Saturday (biweekly): 9am-1pm
In-Person & Virtual
Ontario
Registered Social Worker (RSW, MSW)
Leana has over ten years of experience working with children, youth and families in social work. Leana received her Master of Social Work from the University at Buffalo, which focused on a trauma-informed approach and a human rights perspective. She obtained her undergraduate degree in Child and Youth Studies from Brock University. She also completed her Yoga Teacher Training and believes in the importance of the mind-body connection. Leana has experience supporting a wide variety of presenting concerns, including anxiety, depression, self-harm, trauma, self-esteem, emotional regulation, eating disorders, school refusal, issues with peers, parent-teen conflict and family dynamics.
Leana believes that every individual is the expert in their own life, and their journey in therapy will be unique to them. She feels that creating a therapeutic relationship based on safety, choice, trust, collaboration, and empowerment will allow the individual to flourish in developing and meeting treatment goals. Leana offers a nonjudgmental, warm, and lighthearted space to explore your goals and needs.
Leana strongly desires to affect change and support individuals with specific goals, seeking support and mental health care. Leana is one year into her journey as a Mother. She has the lived experience of being a mother and is passionate about working with the perinatal population, children, and families. Leana deeply understands what new parents will experience in relation to their own mental, emotional, and physical health. Leana understands how family dynamics will continue to change and how the support needed will continue to grow. In her perinatal journey, she found it extremely helpful to seek support from many different avenues, therapy being one of them. Having a therapist to support you through the changes of the perinatal period and beyond is life-changing.
When Leana is not working, she is likely exploring the outdoors with her family, cuddling her dogs, or practising yoga.
AVAILABILITY:
Tuesdays 5-9 pm
Expanding to 3-9 pm effective March 5th
Location:
In-Person
Ontario
Schedule B:
$160 Individual
$185 Couples/ Famiy
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) INTERN
Supervised by Emily Pollak, MSW, RSW
Dana is a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) attending Yorkville University’s Masters of Arts in Counselling Psychology program. She is an intern with Maternal Health Niagara under the guidance and mentorship ofinquiry Emily Pollak.
As a mother of two young children, Dana struggled to find the support she needed as a new mother and now makes it a priority to advocate for those who need it. She is particularly passionate about supporting new parents during pregnancy, postpartum, and parenthood. Dana values time with loved ones, music, exercise, and being in nature.
With a previous background in education and a Master of Science in Childhood Education, Dana is passionate about child development, positive communication, co-regulation, and boundaries. She has recently received training from Postpartum Support International (PSI) in Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders: Components of Care. Dana has done various trainings involving working with parts and developing healthy relationships with self-parts in therapy. She volunteers with PSI as a Peer Mentor and a Support Coordinator.
Dana believes that a secure and authentic relationship with the self empowers relationships to thrive rather than being stuck in survival states. She is keenly interested in cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), narrative therapy, somatic therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), attachment theory, and mindfulness/meditation. Dana respects individuals’ cultural, ethnic, spiritual, intergenerational, social, and existential experiences and contexts. She understands the desire to do the work can sometimes come with barriers such as previous trauma, lack of support, and mental health challenges. Working with Dana, you will collaboratively focus on strategies that promote strengths, safety, trust, choice, connection, and responsibility by being seen, heard, and validated.
AVAILABILITY:
Wednesday 9:30 AM-3 PM
Thursday 10 AM-3 PM, 5-7 PM
Friday 10 AM-3 PM
Location:
Ontario
Virtual
RATE: $100* Sliding scale available
TRAINING:
Eye Movement Desensitizing Reprocessing (EMDR)
Mindfulness
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Emotional Focused Therapy (EFT)
Internal Family System- Informed (IFS)
Solution Focused Therapy
Infant & Parent Attachment
FLASH
All therapists are trained in trauma-informed care.
In 2018 it was Emily Pollak & Marie-Eve Nackers
01/14
Please note we are now hiring.
Waitlist for in-person, couples, and evening appointment