About Me

Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

Portrait of a smiling African American woman with long wavy hair, wearing a dark sweater and a navy top, against a light background.

At the heart of human experience lies connection. We are shaped by our earliest bonds, which serve as the blueprint for how we see ourselves, relate to others, and navigate the world. When these early bonds are inconsistent, neglectful, or painful, they can leave lasting attachment wounds. These wounds can create patterns, known as attachment styles, that profoundly influence our sense of self-worth, emotional regulation, and ability to trust.

I believe healing begins in safe, supportive relationships. Through the therapeutic process, I help you to uncover and understand your attachment histories, and most importantly, create new, secure experiences that foster trust, connection, and self-compassion. Therapy becomes a space for corrective emotional experiences—where old patterns are gently challenged, and healthier ways of relating are born. With time, this helps with internalizing a more secure sense of self, having more authentic relationships, emotional resilience, and lasting mental well-being.

Credentials

  • BSc (Hons) — Biomedical Science and Psychology - York University

  • Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology Student - Yorkville University

  • EFT: Attachment Science in Practice - Psycwire

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