Amy is a Registered Psychotherapist who completed her Masters in Counselling Psychology at Western University and undergraduate degrees in Social Welfare and Social Development and Psychology at Nipissing University. Amy has experience working with children, youth, families, and individuals with a trauma informed and attachment based lens. Amy has experience supporting people living with traumatic life experiences, ADHD, anxiety, depression, OCD and other mental health concerns.

Amy believes that everyone has the capacity for growth and that the best therapeutic results come from a collaborative approach to therapy. Understanding our own complex emotions and needs can shift the way we see ourselves and the world around us including the people we care about. Amy uses a number of evidence-based interventions and evidence-informed practices based on additional training in Circle of Security Parenting, trauma, cognitive and emotionally based therapies.