Psychological assessment and psychotherapy for adults
Problem areas include:
- Depression
- Excessive Worry
- Self-Esteem Difficulties
- Interpersonal conflict, distress and adjustment
- Identity and Personality Issues
- Trauma, grief and bereavement
- Workplace harassment and burnout
- Childhood abuse and neglect
- Issues related to the transition into adulthood
- Issues related to living as a member of the LGBTQ+ community
- Issues related to adjustment to divorce, co-parenting and stepfamily life
- Motherhood-related challenges
- Relationship difficulties
Psychological counselling for mental health professionals to bolster personal/professional resilience:
- Individual counselling
- Online workshops (in development)
Professional Supervision:
- Clinical psychologists completing their supervised practice
- Regulated mental health professionals in autonomous practice
Professional consultation for mental health professionals:
- Individual consultation about professional practice, including challenging cases, ethical dilemmas and ongoing professional development as a clinician
Professional consultation for clinical supervisors:
- Individual consultation focused on clinical supervision skills development, management of challenging clinical supervision situations, and implementing best practices based on growing evidence base
- Online groups (in development)
Professional workshops offered upon request (inquiries always welcome):
For a general audience:
- The importance of building good life hygiene and how to adjust to working from home in a post-pandemic world
- The science behind self-care and how to develop your own strategies
- Building personal and professional resilience to manage stress
- Understanding what differentiates mental health resources and how to identify the right resource for your own wellness needs
- Meaning in your life: how to understand how values shape our decisions and priorities
For mental health professionals and clinical supervisors:
- Promoting wellness and professional resilience within your practice
- Implementing a SMART competency-based approach within your clinical supervision practice
- Conceptual models of clinical supervision: how to integrate them into your own approach
- Ethical and professional considerations in clinical supervision and consultation
- Managing difficult situations in clinical supervision: performance and interpersonal challenges