Psychotherapist in Guelph

Natasha is completing her Master of Counselling Psychology at  Yorkville University, building on her undergraduate studies in Sociology  and Psychology. She is passionate about creating a space where clients  feel genuinely heard, supported, and understood in a way that feels safe  and nonjudgmental.

Her approach to therapy is rooted in warmth,  authenticity, and collaboration. She incorporates elements of  person-centred therapy and cognitive-behavioural approaches while  continuing to explore various evidence-based modalities, such as Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Somatic Experiencing, and Attachment Based modalities. She values  meeting clients where they are and tailoring her approach to their  unique experiences, ensuring that they feel validated, understood, and  empowered in their personal growth.

Outside of her practicum, Natasha enjoys art, photography, listening to podcasts, and going on nature walks. She believes  therapy is a space to connect, feel heard, and be supported by someone  who is fully present. Natasha is honoured to walk alongside clients as  they navigate their journeys.