
Emily, MA
Canadian Certified Counsellor
Personal Information
Fees: $200 per 50 min. session
Sessions: In-person & Virtual
Clients:
- Adolescents (12-17)
- Adults
- Couples
- Families
- Seniors
About Emily
Emily works with adults, teens, couples and families who want to better understand themselves, their emotions, thoughts and behaviours, and improve their relationships and lives. Her clients may be experiencing anxiety or depression, feel stuck in patterns they do not fully understand, or struggle to identify the root causes of their challenges.
Her approach is collaborative, compassionate and non-judgmental. Emily believes in exploring questions together, creating space for curiosity and growth, and helping clients gain a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them. She supports couples and families in strengthening communication, building understanding, and creating healthier patterns in their relationships.
Emily holds a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University and is a Canadian Certified Counsellor. She works best with clients who are motivated to put in the work, including parents and adults willing to do internal work when the challenges are within the family.
Training & Expertise
Recent Blog Posts
How to Support Someone You Love Who Is Struggling
When someone you love is going through a hard time, the instinct to help can feel overwhelming. And so can the fear that you might do it wrong. This post is for the people on the outside of someone else's pain, looking in and not knowing what to do. If that's you,...
Running on Empty: Understanding and Overcoming Parent Burnout
Picture this: it’s Wednesday afternoon and the kids have just arrived home from school. They’re rummaging through the pantry for snacks while you’re switching over the laundry. As you’re doing this, you remember that one child has swimming lessons, another has soccer...
Let’s Talk About SAD (It’s More Than Just a Bad Day)
Popular culture has named Monday, January 19, 2026, as Blue Monday. When considering the changes that everyone goes through during these months, it’s no wonder January can be a hard month for some. Factors that cause low mood include: post-holiday blues winter weather...



