Greetings! My name is Janelle and I have recently completed my Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology. Providing a comfortable environment that is free of judgement is immeasurably important to me and I treat all individuals with respect both in and outside of the therapeutic space. It is important to me that I am able to individualize my therapeutic approaches for all diversity of needs.
I am eager to help you grow through a skills-based and client-centred approach. I enjoy bringing mindfulness into my sessions, collaboratively structuring your journey with you. You can often catch me engaging in meditation and breathing exercises so suffice to say, I practice what I preach! I like to take some time getting to know your inner world, then use your knowledge and experience to guide a strengths-based approach to healing and connection through the therapeutic process. Although your past can be insightful, I will use it as a means to guide a present-focused approach. As I progress in my skill set, I am hoping to work towards using somatic practices and to become certified in teaching somatic-informed yoga as a means to mesh the mind-body connection. With this in mind, I am eager to explore diverse topics and gain broad experience so I have a robust toolkit to draw from when informing my counselling sessions.
You might have an inkling that holistic wellness is a passion of mine - and you are right! I believe that it’s important to view health as a whole-body concept that incorporates whatever aspects are meaningful to you, whether that be physical health, emotional, spiritual, mental wellness, or a combination of all of those factors. I am also passionate about finding ways to incorporate our natural world into the healing process because fresh air can’t help but give you a fresh perspective. Some counselling-specific interests of mine are skill-based and client-centred approaches, somatic therapy (EMDR, Hakomi, somatic experiencing), narrative therapy, and solutions-focused brief therapy.
Greetings! My name is Janelle and I have recently completed my Master of Arts in Counselling Psyc...
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My name is Allie, and I am a Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner specializing in mental wellness, pediatrics, adolescent health, and women’s health. I earned my Masters of Nursing and Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner degree from Western University in London, Ontario.
My professional journey has allowed me to work with individuals across their lifespan. Over the past 8 years, I have worked in a variety of hospital and community settings, including pediatric psychiatry, general pediatrics, adult critical care, obstetrics, and emergency medicine. I offer a holistic and proactive approach to managing acute and chronic conditions, promoting preventive care, and supporting mental and physical well-being. I prioritize building long-term relationships with my patients, ensuring they feel heard and supported throughout their healthcare journey. My goal is to create a welcoming and compassionate environment where patients feel comfortable discussing their health concerns.
Outside of caring for people at Level Up, I enjoy hiking, canoeing, and backcountry camping with my husband and dogs!
I look forward to meeting you and working together to achieve your health and wellness goals.
Allie
My name is Allie, and I am a Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner specializing in mental wellne...
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Nida is passionate about making nutrition meaningful for her clients. Nida holds over ten years experience working with patients from all walks of life and ages, with different conditions such as diabetes and other chronic health conditions, but is most passionate about helping clients overcome their barriers to cooking. As a certified culinary coach, Nida thrives to help clients foster confidence in the kitchen in order to help improve their health.
Lastly, Nida is most excited to help individuals cultivate mindful eating habits with respect to their mental health wellbeing.
Nida is passionate about making nutrition meaningful for her clients. Nida holds over ten years e...
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My Journey to becoming a provisional psychologist consisted of a bachelors of science in
psychology which focused on the neuronal mechanisms of the brain and how various life events
can affect how mental wellness presents itself in an individual. This foundation led to a masters
in counselling which focused on the intricacies of how our social, biological, and psychological
world influence and shape our mental health. With this wealth of understanding I take an
integrative approach which seeks to understand and manage how different aspects of our inner
and outer experiences influence how we show up in our day to day lives.
In knowing that there are many layers to mental health, I focus my attention on interventions
that have been shown to improve mental wellness such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
(CBT), Gottman Method Couples Therapy (Level 1), and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy
(SFBT). I also employ modalities such as Psychodynamic therapy, Dialectical Behavioral
Therapy (DBT), Client-Centered Therapy and continue to add other necessary modalities based
on client need. In addition, with my integrative approach I focus on the importance of sleep
hygiene, nutrition, and body image as well as body positivity.
Prior to becoming a registered provisional psychologist I interned for a non-profit organization
which focused on a variety of issues such as childhood abuse, gender identity, agoraphobia,
addiction, and the houseless population. During this internship and other employment opportunities I also work with children who have challenges with anxiety, depression, ADHD, and behavioural nuances that may affect school or home life. This allowed me to start my journey as a
trauma-informed therapist as it is important to ensure clients psychological safety while
exploring the challenges that are faced. I also gained experience as a recruitment consultant
which employs me to be able to understand challenges clients may face in their career, and
their professional growth and lends a hand for clients who may feel stuck in their work life.
These experiences have helped shape my holistic and empathetic approach. When I’m not in
the office I enjoy long walks, pilates, hot yoga, which help me stay balanced and ready for my
day!
Tapping into your inner wisdom awaits!
My Journey to becoming a provisional psychologist consisted of a bachelors of science in
psycholo...
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Jenn is a Registered Provisional Psychologist and has approximately 20 years’ experience working with children, adolescents and adults within community and school-based settings.
As both a professional and a parent Jenn believes in the need for all individuals to have a connection that allows them to feel heard, understood and supported.
Jenn is a Registered Provisional Psychologist and has approximately 20 years’ experience working ...
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Bo Popovic is a masters level social worker with 10 plus years of experience in mental health addressing: complex trauma, depression/anxiety, domestic violence issues, relationship issues, burnout/stress management, criminal offending behaviour and personality disorders. Bo has 10 plus years treating various mental health issues and five years experience in Forensic Psychology treating complex domestic violence issues and criminal offending behaviour. Bo’s approach is trauma informed, EMDR, CBT, DBT, Solution Focused and Strength Based. Bo has graduated from University of Windsor with a Masters of Social Work. In his practice, Bo’s mainly uses Cognitive Behavioural therapy (CBT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy.
Bo Popovic is a masters level social worker with 10 plus years of experience in mental health add...
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Mitchell has 2 furry friends that attend his sessions on Thursdays! Please let us know if you would prefer that there is no furry friend in your session.
Mitchell has 2 furry friends that attend his sessions on Thursdays! Please let us know if you wou...
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Welcome! Thank you for taking the time to check out my bio! I have worked as a dietitian for over a decade and more recently expanded my knowledge into the field mental health. I have realized over the years that mental health and nutrition are very intimately connected and rely on one another to excel! Whether you have specific nutrition concerns related to a condition, or if you are looking to improve your relationship with food and body, I would love to help. My focus is on intuitive eating and mindful eating – helping others to connect to innate cues of hunger and fullness and learning to respect what our bodies want and need, all while helping people disconnect from diet culture.
From a mental health perspective, I’m here to listen to your story and help you rebuild a new one! I mostly use elements of mindfulness, attachment theory, CBT, and narrative therapy in my approach – I admit, it’s a bit eclectic. More than anything, I’m interested in hearing what you have to say and doing everything I can to make you feel safe, heard, and validated. Before we are able to change our story’s ending, we need a safe place to share where our story began and that’s what I hope to do for my clients!
Welcome! Thank you for taking the time to check out my bio! I have worked as a dietitian for over...
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Dr. Mercy Yeboah-Ampadu is a highly experienced child therapist and social worker with a remarkable career, spanning 25 years. With a rich background in clinical practice across diverse populations, she has made significant contributions as a retired military social worker, children’s book author, and educator in children’s therapy and social work.
Having earned a PhD in social work with a clinical specialization focusing on motherhood and the intricate balance between work and childcare demands, Dr. Mercy brings a unique perspective to her practice. Her journey as an Afghanistan war veteran, where she served on the front lines assisting soldiers dealing with trauma and supporting their families back home, has deeply shaped her understanding of resilience and healing.
Dr. Mercy brings many years of expertise in play therapy, sandplay, Theraplay, and other innovative play-based approaches. Through these modalities, she empowers young individuals to express and navigate their emotional experiences, fostering a deeper self-awareness and positive outlook on the world around them.
Central to Dr. Mercy’s philosophy is the recognition of the vital role parents and caregivers play in nurturing a safe and supportive environment for their children to thrive. She collaborates closely with families to facilitate healthy interactions and create transformative experiences crucial for overall well-being.
In her therapeutic practice, Dr. Mercy employs a diverse range of treatment modalities tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. From trauma-focused play therapy to expressive arts and cognitive behavioral therapy, she ensures that therapy is personalized and effective, embracing the principle that one size does not fit all.
Dr. Mercy is conversationally fluent in French, further enhancing her ability to connect with a diverse clientele and provide culturally sensitive care. With her passion for healing and unwavering dedication to clients well-being, Dr. Mercy continues to inspire hope and facilitate transformative growth in the lives of children, adolescents, and families alike.
Dr. Mercy Yeboah-Ampadu is a highly experienced child therapist and social worker with a remarkab...
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