How my journey began
My name is Trisha, and I'm a registered psychotherapist in Ontario. My career began in healthcare as a nurse, where I gained extensive experience before taking on the most significant role of my life: becoming a stay-at-home mom. During this period, I returned to school and earned a degree in Disability Studies from Ryerson University, now Toronto Metropolitan University, with a focus on trauma and the stigma surrounding mental health, particularly PTSD.
Driven by a passion for helping others, I pursued a masterβs in counseling psychology, further deepening my expertise in trauma. Through my experiences and education, I have come to understand that while mental health struggles are challenging, the stigma attached to mental health conditions can be the most disabling aspect.
Today, I work with clients from all walks of life, providing a judgment-free space where individuals can explore their thoughts and feelings safely. My goal is to support healing and personal growth, offering flexibility with evening appointments. I address various concerns, including relationship issues, emotion regulation, self-esteem, body image, trauma, and life changes, using an integrative approach tailored to each individual.
My focus areas include trauma, grief, self-esteem, body image, and challenges with disordered eating. I continuously enhance my skills to better support those struggling with post-traumatic stress and complicated grief. I believe that vulnerability and openness are at the heart of therapeutic change, and I am dedicated to empowering my clients through their journey.
My mission is to empower people by providing a safe space that supports the diverse needs and challenges people experience through life's journey.
Chat with me
I offer free 15-minute consultations to help determine if we are a good fit for therapy. During this consultation, we will discuss your needs and goals, and I'll provide an overview of my therapeutic approach. This is an opportunity for you to ask any questions you might have about the process and to get a sense of how we might work together. Itβs important to me that you feel comfortable and confident in your choice of therapist, and this initial conversation can help us both determine if my services align with your expectations and needs.