I am a psychologist, meditation teacher, and certified yoga teacher. I am passionate about my work and about helping people feel understood and supported while they build skills, gain insight, and work towards the changes they want to see in their lives. I see clients for in-person therapy in Edmonton. I also see clients in British Columbia and Alberta for online therapy.
I completed my PhD in Clinical Psychology at McGill University. I went on to complete post-doctoral clinical training at the DBT Centre of Vancouver and Simon Fraser University. I'm a registered psychologist in Alberta, British Columbia, and Quebec (CAP 4935, CPBC 2272, OPQ 12605-15).
I've worked in a variety of environments providing therapy to youth and adults. At the Royal Victoria and the Jewish General Hospitals in Montreal, I provided assessment and therapy (CBT) to adults, youth, and families experiencing a range of difficulties. I also worked in specialized Mood Disorder and OCD clinics and as a psychologist on a DBT research study at Simon Fraser University. I have worked at number of private therapy practices in Montreal, Vancouver, and Edmonton providing therapy (CBT, ACT, DBT, and mindfulness based interventions such as MBSR and MBCT) to people experiencing difficulties related to anxiety, depression, OCD, substance use, eating disorders and more.
I refresh my training as a psychologist on an annual basis and in addition to the therapies mentioned above I've pursued training in Mindfulness Integrated CBT, Hakomi, Functional Analytic Psychotherapy, and Motivational Interviewing as well as trauma-informed yoga.
I'm an avid meditation and yoga practitioner and I have a particular interest in the benefits of these practices for healing and in the integration of mindfulness and yoga into psychotherapy. I have extensive training in providing mindfulness based interventions (e.g., MBCT, MBSR, MICBT) to groups and individuals through Mindspace and the Centre for Mindfulness. I have taught mindfulness and meditation to individuals and groups in clinical and professional settings for over 9 years and have consulted with mental health professionals on how to integrate mindfulness and yoga into their work.
As a researcher my work has focused on molecular neuroscience, health and social psychology, and more recently on the mind-body connection.
If you are curious about my professional experience, feel free to visit my LinkedIn.
To learn more please contact me.
I completed my PhD in Clinical Psychology at McGill University. I went on to complete post-doctoral clinical training at the DBT Centre of Vancouver and Simon Fraser University. I'm a registered psychologist in Alberta, British Columbia, and Quebec (CAP 4935, CPBC 2272, OPQ 12605-15).
I've worked in a variety of environments providing therapy to youth and adults. At the Royal Victoria and the Jewish General Hospitals in Montreal, I provided assessment and therapy (CBT) to adults, youth, and families experiencing a range of difficulties. I also worked in specialized Mood Disorder and OCD clinics and as a psychologist on a DBT research study at Simon Fraser University. I have worked at number of private therapy practices in Montreal, Vancouver, and Edmonton providing therapy (CBT, ACT, DBT, and mindfulness based interventions such as MBSR and MBCT) to people experiencing difficulties related to anxiety, depression, OCD, substance use, eating disorders and more.
I refresh my training as a psychologist on an annual basis and in addition to the therapies mentioned above I've pursued training in Mindfulness Integrated CBT, Hakomi, Functional Analytic Psychotherapy, and Motivational Interviewing as well as trauma-informed yoga.
I'm an avid meditation and yoga practitioner and I have a particular interest in the benefits of these practices for healing and in the integration of mindfulness and yoga into psychotherapy. I have extensive training in providing mindfulness based interventions (e.g., MBCT, MBSR, MICBT) to groups and individuals through Mindspace and the Centre for Mindfulness. I have taught mindfulness and meditation to individuals and groups in clinical and professional settings for over 9 years and have consulted with mental health professionals on how to integrate mindfulness and yoga into their work.
As a researcher my work has focused on molecular neuroscience, health and social psychology, and more recently on the mind-body connection.
If you are curious about my professional experience, feel free to visit my LinkedIn.
To learn more please contact me.
