About

I graduated from the Centre for Training in Psychotherapy after eight years of study and currently live in Newmarket. I am a member of the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO) and sit on the board of the Canadian Association for Psychodynamic Therapists (CAPT).
 
I’ve lived and worked in both small towns and major cities around Ontario. I graduated with a bachelor’s degree from Queen’s University and an Artist Diploma from The Glenn Gould School of Music in Toronto. Indeed, it was because of one of my mentors there that I began my own transformational journey in psychotherapy; the process helped me understand myself better, and this in turn helped me deepen my relationships with others. 

Visit my Services page for more information on what I can offer you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Psychodynamic Psychotherapy?

Psychotherapy is often referred to as “talk-therapy”. While it is that, it can also be so much more. Psychotherapy is an uncovering of our unconscious minds. It’s a way of learning more about ourselves through patterns of relating, and the ways in which we deal with feelings and emotions, in order to bring about growth and change.  This is possible through a safe, supportive and confidential space created by the therapist and the client.

More specifically, psychodynamic psychotherapy is a type of therapy that sees the meaning of someone’s symptoms or complaints within a larger context of them as a whole person; “a dynamic, growing, feeling, changing human being with conflicts, fears, anxieties, and psychological defenses” (Fels Usher 2). 

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Fels Usher, Sarah. Introduction to Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Technique. International Universities Press, Inc. 1993.

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Fees & Insurance 

Fees

My fee for a 50-minute session is $130.

Payment is due at the beginning of each session and I currently only accept E-transfer, unless another payment plan has been arranged between us.

Insurance

Since psychotherapy is regulated under the CRPO, some insurance companies do cover psychotherapy; however, it is not covered under OHIP. 

Please check directly with your insurance company to see what is covered, and how the process of getting reimbursed works.