
Amanda’s approach involves building self-compassion, enhancing the mind-body connection, building emotional intelligence and self-awareness, and openly communicating with others. Amanda believes that as a society, these are skills that are not often taught, which causes barriers in interpersonal relationships and the ability to self-regulate. She creates a safe space for her clients to feel welcomed and accepted as their authentic selves. Her approach to therapy encompasses not only getting to know the client on a deeper level, but the client getting to know themselves.
Amanda has experience working with Indigenous populations, and being Metis herself, she incorporates traditional knowledge and practices into her approach when desired by the client. Her cultural background emerges in sessions through the belief of the strength and wisdom every client carries within them. Instead of viewing clients as their areas of concern, she remains curious about their stories to aid individuals in finding their desired path to move forward.
Amanda prioritizes the importance of the therapist client relationship while engaging in a compassionate and strength-based approach.
When she is not working, she enjoys spending time with her very energetic dogs out in nature.
Amanda is a Qualifying Psychotherapist with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario and is currently a student of the Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology program at Yorkville University, expected graduation date of April 2025.
Prior to her Masters, she obtained a Bachelors degree in Sociology and Psychology which carries forward a strong understanding of systemic factors impacting individuals coming into therapy.
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