Who I Work With
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Areas of Support
Have you ever wondered why you experience the world differently, struggle with certain aspects of daily life, or find yourself repeating patterns you don’t fully understand? Are you looking for clarity around concerns such as ADHD, anxiety, depression, or trauma?
My approach to psychodiagnostic assessment is comprehensive, collaborative, and compassionate. I believe that understanding a person goes beyond identifying symptoms or assigning diagnoses; it involves exploring how their experiences, emotions, relationships, and underlying patterns interact to shape their day-to-day functioning.
I take a holistic, individualized approach, considering each person’s unique history, strengths, challenges, and circumstances. By integrating clinical interviews, standardized assessment measures, and clinical observation, I aim to develop a nuanced understanding of the factors contributing to their difficulties, while also identifying strengths and opportunities for growth. My goal is to provide clarity, validation, and meaningful insight. I strive to help individuals better understand themselves, recognize the connections between their experiences and current challenges, and leave with practical, personalized recommendations to support their well-being and move forward with greater self-awareness and confidence.
I completed my Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at the University of Guelph in 2022 and have been working in private practice since 2015. I received my M.A. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Guelph and my B.A. in Honours Psychology from McGill University. I carried out my clinical residency at the Waterloo Consortium, where I provided assessment, treatment, and consultation for children and adolescents at Lutherwood Children’s Mental Health Centre, the University of Waterloo Centre for Mental Health Research and Treatment, and the Waterloo Region District School Board. I have also trained at the SickKids Centre for Community Mental Health in Toronto, the Centre for Psychological Services at the University of Guelph, and the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board.
During my free time, I enjoy being active, practicing yoga, travelling, and spending time outdoors with my dog.