Individual Therapy
Therapy can be a place to slow down and explore what’s underneath
There are different ways to work together, and I don’t think therapy has to look one specific way.
Some days you might want to talk things through. Other days, we might try something different when talking alone doesn’t quite get us there.
You might not even know what you’re looking for yet. You can show up with a sketchbook, a cup of tea, or just your scattered thoughts. We can start there.
Maybe some of this feels familiar
I work with teens and adults who are often thoughtful, sensitive, and pretty good at thinking about themselves, but still find themselves feeling stuck.
You might be dealing with:
Anxiety & overthinking
Your mind rarely switches off. You replay conversations, anticipate what could go wrong, or struggle to trust your own decisions.Self-esteem & a harsh inner critic
You’re hard on yourself, question whether you’re good enough, or seem to find a problem with yourself no matter what you do.Life transitions & feeling stuck
You’re questioning your career, relationship, studies, direction, or the life you thought you were supposed to want.Identity & belonging
You’re trying to understand who you are outside of other people’s expectations, or you’ve spent a long time feeling different, too sensitive, too much, or like you don’t quite fit.Relationships & repeating patterns
You keep ending up in familiar dynamics, struggle with boundaries or people pleasing, or want to understand why certain relationships affect you so deeply.Emotional overwhelm
You feel things intensely. Sometimes emotions take over quickly, linger for a long time, or leave you exhausted and disconnected from yourself.
You also don’t need to fit neatly into one of these categories. Sometimes the starting point is simply: “Something needs to change, but I don’t know what.”
Practical Details
In person: Downtown Toronto, near the Eaton Centre
Online: Across Ontario
Languages: English & French
Session length: 50 minutes
Fee: $180 per session
Insurance: Many extended health insurance plans cover services provided by Registered Psychotherapists (RP). Please check your individual plan to confirm your coverage.
A few things you might be wondering
How often do we meet?
For many clients, I recommend starting weekly when that’s practically and financially manageable. Having some consistency can help us build on what comes up from one session to the next. We can talk together about what makes sense for you.
Do I need to know what I want to work on?
No. Sometimes people arrive with something very specific. Other times, the starting point is simply feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or knowing something isn’t working.
How long will I be in therapy?
There isn’t a set timeline. Some people come for a particular period in their life, while others want longer-term space to understand themselves more deeply. We can check in about how the work is going as we go.