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  • Carolyn Ralph

    Carolyn Ralph, BA, BSW, MSW, RSW

    Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

    Feeling hijacked by your emotions? Let's find your way back to yourself.

    AnxietyDepressionTrauma & PTSD+11 more
    In-personVideo
  • Lyndsey-Jo McLean

    Lyndsey-Jo McLean, MA

    Mono, Ontario, Canada

    A warm, grounded space to slow down, understand what you're carrying, and begin moving forward.

    AnxietyStress managementSelf-esteem+6 more
    In-personVideo
  • Fiona Trend-Cunningham

    Fiona Trend-Cunningham, CCC

    she/her

    St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada

    Neurodiverse psychotherapist specializing in ADHD, Autism, and the full picture of who you are.

    ADHDAutism spectrumTrauma & PTSD+9 more
    In-personVideo
  • Caleb Dueck

    Caleb Dueck

    Steinbach, Manitoba, Canada

    Helping youth, men, and families rewrite their life stories and become more grounded in love

    AnxietyDepressionAddiction & substance use+10 more
    In-personVideo
  • Deanna Smith

    Deanna Smith, RTC

    she/her

    Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada

    Stop feeling so stressed, change old patterns, and build relationships that feel good to be in.

    AnxietyRelationship issuesCouples therapy+5 more
    In-personVideo
  • Rebecca Steele

    Rebecca Steele, MA, MSW/RSW, CCC, CHyp

    she/her

    Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

    Healing anxiety, OCD, and attachment wounds for adults tired of being the strong one.

    AnxietyOCDRelationship issues+7 more
    Video
  • Jackie Flowers

    Jackie Flowers, MACP, CCC

    Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada

    Helping you heal relational wounds, build stronger connections, and find your way back to yourself.

    Relationship issuesTrauma & PTSDAnxiety+6 more
    In-personVideo
  • Edita Lorinczova

    Edita Lorinczova, RCC

    Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

    Insight-oriented psychotherapy for depth, clarity, and connection, individuals, couples, and mindfulness groups.

    Relationship issuesCouples therapyGrief & loss+7 more
    In-personVideo
  • Cait Leavitt

    Cait Leavitt, RCC

    she/her

    Squamish, British Columbia, Canada

    Mental health support for concussion recovery, for active people who are tired of just pushing through.

    AnxietyTrauma & PTSDChronic pain & illness+7 more
    VideoIn-person
  • Sarah Elton

    Sarah Elton, MA, ART, EMDR

    she/her

    Calgary, Alberta, Canada

    Trauma-informed, relationship-focused therapy with warmth, humour, and real connection.

    AnxietyTrauma & PTSDRelationship issues+8 more
    In-personVideo
  • ekta Sehgal

    ekta Sehgal, MA, MBBS

    Kingston, Ontario, Canada

    High-functioning on the outside, struggling within? You deserve a space to finally stop carrying it all alone.

    Trauma & PTSDAnxietyDepression+12 more
    In-personVideo
  • Luciana Pache de Faria

    Luciana Pache de Faria, BSc Psy, RP

    she/her

    Toronto, Ontario, Canada

    Warm, integrative therapy in English and Portuguese, helping you build resilience and lasting change.

    AnxietyDepressionTrauma & PTSD+9 more
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