PSYCHOTHERAPIST GUELPH - NATALIE SHERBATOV

Natalie Sherbatov is a psychotherapy student currently completing her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology (MACP) at Yorkville University. Holding an Honours degree from Queen’s University and specialized training in Child Protection through HarvardX, she provides psychotherapy under clinical supervision to adolescents, adults, couples, families, and groups.

Her approach is holistic and solution-focused, grounded in the belief that clients already possess inherent strengths and the capacity for meaningful change. She focuses on helping individuals and families clarify their goals, identify existing resources, and build practical steps toward a more empowered future.

Areas of Clinical Focus:

     ● Anxiety, Depression & Perfectionism

     ● Family Conflict, Estrangement & Divorce

     ● Co-parenting & Relational Difficulties

     ● Grief & Major Life Transitions (e.g., New Motherhood)

     ● Trauma, Domestic Violence & Intergenerational Patterns

Therapeutic Approach:

Natalie offers a warm, non-judgmental space that balances emotional understanding with forward-looking strategies. Her work is grounded in:

     ● Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)

     ● Humanistic & Holistic Therapy

     ● Strengths-Based Approach

     ● Trauma-Informed Care

     ● Collaborative & Goal-Oriented Practice

Who This Work Is For:

This work may be suitable for individuals, couples, or families who:

     ● Are navigating complex family dynamics, including divorce or co-parenting challenges.

     ● Seek support for emotional hurdles like perfectionism or the impacts of trauma.

     ● Are moving through significant life changes and desire greater emotional steadiness.

     ● Want a therapist who focuses on practical solutions and existing internal strengths.