As a Special Care Counsellor and Social Worker with a degree from McGill University, I specialize in supporting families navigating conflict, separation, and major life transitions. My work focuses on helping parents and caregivers move through emotionally charged situations—whether related to co-parenting, rebuilding trust, or making difficult decisions that affect the family system.

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I approach each situation with a systemic and humanistic lens: I pay close attention to the patterns and roles that shape relationships, while also centring the lived experience, needs, and strengths of each individual. I believe people have the capacity to grow, adapt, and repair—but that meaningful change often begins with feeling seen, respected, and supported.

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As a certified family mediator under engagement recognized by the OTSTCFQ, I offer structured, neutral guidance for parents navigating separation. Mediation creates a collaborative space to address parenting responsibilities, schedules, and financial considerations with the well-being of the children at the core.

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In addition to family work, I also provide counselling to individuals and couples dealing with stress, burnout, anxiety, emotional regulation, and relationship strain. I draw from CBT, DBT, and trauma-informed practices, always working in a way that prioritizes safety, trust, and practical outcomes.

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​Whether you’re seeking support through mediation or counselling, my role is to walk alongside you—offering clarity, steadiness, and the tools needed to move forward with confidence and care.