Be you, grow and be happy. Registered Psychotherapist for families, kids, teens and adults, Clinical Supervisor; and a Yoga Teacher, Therapeutic Arts Program TAP for Children and Youth with Autism and with Special Needs. Providing on-line therapy. Over last two decades, I have been learning, working and searching towards my own healing and personal growth, while guiding and assisting others. The therapies and programs are the outcomes of my journey. Please call 289 952 2640.
Wednesday, September 11, 2019
As Fall approaches
We can fall back to ourselves... mindfulness and stress reduction I offer are here to help.
Friday, August 9, 2019
Wednesday, June 26, 2019
New patients are welcome!
Even though it's summer I am working most weeks and I am happy to see new clients for all challenges; couples, adults, teens and children.
Monday, June 10, 2019
Summer Closure
My office will be closed from July 22 to Aug 1 for a short summer break, otherwise I will be available for my clients and new appointments.
Wednesday, May 8, 2019
Happy Mothers Day
To Mothers who love, especially those who love unconditionally. To Mothers of Special Children and to those to whom their children are special. I wish you all a beautiful spring sunny Mother's Day and love,
from me, just another blessed mother.
from me, just another blessed mother.
Wednesday, April 3, 2019
Books for Parents
Lately I have been mentioning these books a lot so I will share them. The books many therapists use to help with parenting issues are:
Kids are Worth It by Barbara Coloroso and Connected Parenting by our own Toronto Social Worker Jennifer Colari
These two parenting experts really simply explain how to raise kids and give simple tools that make sense. From small kids to adolescents growing up they support parents and answer many questions. They are must haves at home!
Kids are Worth It by Barbara Coloroso and Connected Parenting by our own Toronto Social Worker Jennifer Colari
These two parenting experts really simply explain how to raise kids and give simple tools that make sense. From small kids to adolescents growing up they support parents and answer many questions. They are must haves at home!
Wednesday, March 27, 2019
March Break Fun!
Yes I work with typical kids and the ones with special needs and autism. Development, parenting and any other challenges related to stress, life changes and other problems.
We had a wonderful special needs kids camp during March Break. Some fun photos are on the program link: www.therapeuticartsprogram.blogspot.com
We had a wonderful special needs kids camp during March Break. Some fun photos are on the program link: www.therapeuticartsprogram.blogspot.com
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