Meet Our Team

Accepting Waitlist Clients

Christine is a Certified EMDR Parent-Child Attachment Specialist with a Master's level social work degree. Christine is passionate about supporting children through play-based therapy and trauma-informed approaches, helping them heal from emotional and behavioural challenges. With a career that spans working in hospitals, Indigenous communities, and rural areas, Christine brings a deep understanding and commitment to each family she serves.

Accepting New Clients

Shannon is a Registered Social Worker with university degrees in Social Work and Psychology, bringing over ten years of experience in diverse areas, including child and adolescent mental health, homelessness, and crisis intervention. With seven years dedicated to supporting young people, Shannon is certified in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and trained in Solution Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing. Shannon has also worked closely with Indigenous communities, fostering a deep understanding of cultural practices and perspectives. Passionate about empowering children and teens, Shannon is dedicated to meeting them where they are currently at and helping them work towards living life to the fullest.

Accepting New Clients

Shannon is a Registered Social Worker who earned her Bachelor of Social Work from Laurentian University. She has completed specialized training in play-based therapy and Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), and is also familiar with cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT) approaches.

Shannon is passionate about helping children and families feel supported, understood, and empowered. She believes in the importance of creating a warm, trusting therapeutic space where children can express themselves freely and caregivers feel equipped to support their child’s emotional growth. Her approach is playful, strengths-based, and grounded in the belief that connection is at the core of healing.

Accepting New Clients

Kayla is a Registered Social Worker currently completing a Master’s thesis exploring art-based mindfulness as a stepping stone to relationship repair in families. She holds a Level 2 certification in Expressive Arts Therapy and is deeply passionate about the power of creativity, connection, and collaboration in the healing process. Kayla works from a strengths-based approach, integrating art, play, and mindfulness to support children, youth, and families in building understanding and strengthening relationships. She is committed to helping families find authentic and sustainable ways to connect, heal, and grow together.