Stages of Life
Childhood is commonly presented as a carefree, happy stage of life filled with novelty and growth. Sometimes the reality of the challenges and setbacks that are also part of childhood can feel frustrating, isolating and overwhelming. Child therapy can give your child a space to process, heal, and get back on solid ground again.
The years of high school, post-secondary education, and early career should be a time of self-exploration and growing independence.
End of life is ideally a sacred and reflective time. It may also include floods of emotions or existential concerns. Whether you are nearing the end of your life, caring for someone who is nearing end of life, or grieving the loss of a loved one, it can be helpful and affirming to have someone skilled and experienced in navigating this space to walk alongside you through this season.
Specialties
For a neurodiverse person, navigating a world and society created for neurotypical people can feel overwhelming, exhausting and, at times, confusing.
In a world which bombards us with urgency, stress and despair, we can easily experience times of anxiety and depression.
Parenthood encompasses a complete gamut of emotion and experience, from the highest highs to the lowest lows.
It can feel so frustrating to struggle with the completion of basic daily tasks.