Oakville, ON
Whiteboard Counselling is a psychotherapy clinic in Oakville, Ontario founded on the principles of EMPATHY + EVIDENCE.
Our team of male & female counsellors are not only highly trained and certified by the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario, they are also seasoned individuals who offer clients a wealth of knowledge drawn from life experience.
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What do you love most about your job?
I love sharing what I have learned from both my life and my research with clients. There is nothing as powerful as being part of someone's journey of life change, and I wake up everyday thrilled to be a part of that mission.
What inspired you to start your own business?
I have a long history in both non-profit and for-profit social services companies. I always found I thrived in agencies which were bold, innovative and people-centred. Over time, I began to dream about a counselling clinic which exhibited those very same principles. Soon that dream came to fruition, and Whiteboard Counselling was created
Why should our clients choose you?
Someone told me recently that I take a ‘caring, empathetic, but no BS’ approach to counselling. I love that summary and wear it as a badge of honour. I love taking difficult concepts involving our thoughts, emotions, even our neuropsychology, and making them ultra-practical and ultra-powerful for my clients.
Can you provide your services online or remotely? If so, please add details.
I have provided online and remote counselling for years now with great impact for my clients. I use Zoom for my sessions, providing secure, password-protected access to each client.
What changes have you made to keep your customers safe from Covid-19?
We have enhanced cleaning and social distancing measures in place for all in-person visits and ask all clients to self-assess for COVID symptoms before entering the clinic.
Psychotherapy
Whiteboard therapists have specific training to help individuals (ages 12 and up) with a variety of counselling needs, including (but not limited to): anxiety; depression; stress; identity formation; trauma; abuse; spiritual matters; codependency; grief; anger; values assessments; substance use; self-esteem; conflict resolution; relationship support; career counselling; navigating life transitions: and preventative counselling.