Kailey earned her bachelors degree in Behavioural Science and a Masters of Arts in Counselling Psychology. As a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), she provides counselling in Hamilton or therapy online. Approaches guiding her work are cognitive behavioural therapy, dialectical behavioural therapy, internal family systems, and person centered therapy. Her experience in the field comes from working with vulnerable, marginalized groups as well as counselling university students. Kailey is a strong believer in advocacy and equipping people to be able to advocate for themselves. Kailey is grateful for the opportunity to be able to work alongside and walk with you as you grow into the person you aspire to be.

As a therapist, she approaches clients with humor, curiosity, and honesty. She guides clients with patience, empathy, focusing on building interpersonal relationships and emphasizing the importance of being their authentic self. She sees the person through a lens of mindfulness, holding the belief that people are doing their best with their current skills and circumstances. She believes in the therapeutic provision of unconditional positive regard. Kailey is dedicated to empowering clients to building on their resiliency and forming into their best self.

Scott is a Registered Social Worker. He has completed a Master of Social Work from York University, a Bachelor of Education in Adult Education from Brock University, and a Master of Arts in Labour Studies from McMaster University. Scott views education as an on-going journey and he continues to learn an enormous amount through his life experience as both a service-provider and a service-user when it comes to social services, mental healthcare, and community support.   

Scott has over ten years of varied experience working with adults and teens facing a variety of social and emotional problems in life, with a focus on helping people to heal, grow, and change in directions that bring greater life fulfillment. As a therapist, Scott specializes in working with men who wish to build healthier relationships. He has received a great deal of positive feedback from men and their partners who have worked with him in court-mandated and voluntary programs. More broadly, Scott works with any and all individuals who are seeking to transform patterns of behaviour that no longer fit with the person they want to be in the world. Scott supports individuals struggling with addictions, anxiety, low self-esteem, depression, and trauma histories.  

Scott takes a collaborative and non-judgemental approach to the therapeutic process. He has training and experience using a number of modalities and approaches, including Invitational Practice, Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT), Narrative Therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Trauma-Informed Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and Transformative Justice.   

Carolyn is a Registered Social Worker. Her educational background includes a Bachelor of Social Work degree, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Gerontology degree, both from McMaster University.
Carolyn brings 13 years of experience and expertise in the field of social work, working with various populations including children, youth, adults, seniors, and families. Through her holistic, strengths-based, and person-centered approach, Carolyn is able to establish rapport quickly with clients of any age. She has worked extensively with individuals who have experienced trauma, grief, loss, caregiver burnout and stress, and with caregivers of individuals living with dementia and complex cognitive changes. Carolyn’s experience includes a decade of working in the child welfare sector, and more recently a fulfilling career working with individuals living with dementia in the community and helping them transition to long-term care. Carolyn enjoys working with individuals, couples, children, and families who recognize they could benefit from having an objective and non-judgmental therapeutic relationship. Carolyn incorporates music, art, play, and aromatherapy into her practice to foster a relaxed and supportive environment.

Carolyn leads from her own lived experiences of grief, mental health struggles, burnout, and postpartum anxiety to understand her clients better and meet them where they are at. Carolyn is comfortable working with individuals and families going through the end-of-life transition, those experiencing grief and bereavement, and provides a welcoming setting for individuals to work through their feelings in a supportive, helpful, and compassionate way. Carolyn is passionate about helping individuals navigate some of their toughest life stages, and bringing them to a place of acceptance, healing, and peace so that they can thrive once again!

Carolyn uses the following modalities in her eclectic approach to therapy:

• Narrative Therapy
• Strengths Based and Person Centred Approach
• Grief and Bereavement
• Reminiscent Therapy
• Solution Focused Therapy (SFT)
• Motivational Interviewing
• Crisis Intervention

Born and raised in the heart of Himalayas, I bring a culturally grounded, compassionate approach to therapy. I believe there is no single path to healing—each person's journey is unique. My eclectic, trauma-informed practice is shaped by both lived experience and clinical training, and I hold space for clients navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, and life transitions. I offer therapy in Hindi and Nepali.

As a cancer survivor, mindfulness and spirituality are integral to my life and practice. I support individuals and youth using evidence-based approaches including Internal Family Systems (IFS), DBT, CBT, EFFT, and Narrative Therapy, grounded in anti-oppressive and anti-racist principles. My eclectic, trauma-informed practice is shaped by over two decades of experience as a social worker in Canada and more than a decade of work with marginalized communities in the Global South. I currently work as an educator in the School of Social Work at McMaster University.

At the heart of my work is the therapeutic relationship—a sacred space for healing, growth, and transformation. My Approach Includes:

• Internal Family Systems (IFS)
• Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)
• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
• Emotion-Focused Family Therapy (EFFT)
• Narrative Therapy
• Anti-Oppression & Anti-Racism Frameworks
• Crisis De-escalation & Suicide Prevention

Areas of Support: I primarily support individuals and youth experiencing:

•  Anxiety and depression
• Trauma and complex trauma
• Substance misuse
•  Relationship challenges
• Life transitions and feeling stuck
• ·Internal conflict and emotional overwhelm

Domenique is a Registered Psychotherapist who completed her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University.
Domenique is a down to earth, and person-centered therapist that uses an attachment lens in her work. She believes in a holistic approach to therapy, and welcomes clients to come as they are. She creates a space where it is safe to express freely, and openly. She specializes in supporting clients through breakups, relationship stressors as well as communication and emotional regulation challenges. She also supports clients experiencing anxiety, major life changes and self-esteem issues.

Domenique uses an integrative approach in her practice drawing on modalities such as

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Emotion Focused Therapy. She likes to integrate psychoeducation, self-compassion and mindfulness in her work. She is collaborative and will tailor her approach based on her client’s goals, feedback, lifestyle, and learning style.

Rami Safi is a Registered Psychotherapist and a licensed Pharmacist, bringing more than 28 years of multidisciplinary healthcare experience across Canada, West Asia, North Africa, and Europe. His practice is rooted in the belief that every individual is unique, and he works closely with clients to explore their strengths, inner resources, and capacity for healing—always in a client-directed, holistic, and culturally sensitive way.

Rami lived in several countries before making Canada his home 18 years ago and has travelled widely across West Asia, North Africa, and Europe. This broad exposure shaped his deep commitment to cultural humility, and to the understanding that human beings share similar emotional experiences, expressed differently through culture. Professionally, Rami is a pharmacist by training, holding a Bachelor of Pharmacy and a Master of Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University. His blended healthcare background allows him to integrate medical, psychological, holistic, and cultural perspectives when supporting clients with complex emotional needs.His therapeutic work focuses on anxiety, depression, PTSD, substance use, ADHD-related challenges, behavioural addictions, and cross-cultural adjustment, using CBT-informed, DBT, and ACT-based interventions to support clients in meaningful, evidence-aligned ways.

Rami provides therapy in English and various Arabic dialects, and is committed to creating a space grounded in empathy, curiosity, and respect—meeting clients exactly where they are and walking alongside them as they move toward healing, clarity, and growth.