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Regain confidence

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Reestablish connections

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Rebuild a sense of safety

I offer the following services:

I-CBT

I-CBT

Inference-based Cognitive-Behavior Therapy (I-CBT) is an evidence-based treatment based on the idea that obsessions are doubts about what “could be”, or “might be”. Our brain creates a narrative based on these triggers that overuses our imagination and relies much less on our senses. As a result, obsessional doubts persist in our systems by carrying out compulsions. Obsessinal doubts have a completely different narrative structure and occur only when the client is in what we call the OCD bubble. This type of treatment has 12 modules and takes 1 module per session on average to complete.

Supervision Groups

Cost: $75/session ($300 total)

Group 1 Mondays: Feb 24, March 24, April 28, May 26

Group 2 Thursdays: Feb 20, March 20, April 24, May 22

Time: 9AM to 11AM

Supervision Hours: 8 Hours Total

Max 5 people per group

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Intimate Partner Violence Recovery Course!

Offered Online - Self-Paced Course - Cost $120

Myself and my colleague, Julie Burnett, have created a series of psychoeducational courses that provide information to women, people in society as a whole and professionals who want to learn more about intimate partner violence. 

1) What is Intimate Partner Violence? - This course explores the roots of intimate partner violence in our society and how it is rooted in the cultural and institutional roots.  It looks at the cycle of violence and also examines different types of abuse includes post-separation violence

2) Effects of Intimate Partner Violence on Mental Health? - This course explores the effects of these relationships on the physical and mental health of the victims.  It also discusses the Window of Tolerance and how trauma shrinks this window.

3) Community Organizing for Victims of Intimate Partner Violence - This course explores how breaking the silence about intimate partner violence is a political act.  It implores survivors to share their stories so this issue gets out of the shadows.  We also discuss some of our favourite feminist books, shows, podcasts and music.

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Land acknowledgement: This practice operates on unceded Anishinabe, Mohawk and Algonquin territory.