About Katherine
A therapist who listens with care, honours your story, and supports your healing at your own pace.
Who I am and my beliefs
I'm a Registered Social Worker who creates a calm, compassionate space for people to express themselves honestly.
I work with individuals from all backgrounds, including communities who are racialized & marginalized, queer and gender-diverse people, neurodivergent individuals, and those with visible or invisible disabilities.
Black woman of mixed heritage
Identity shapes healing deeply
You deserve to feel seen
ApproachWhere healing and identity meet
Blending evidence and cultural wisdom
MethodsIndigenous Focusing-Oriented Therapy
My approach blends Indigenous Focusing-Oriented Therapy, dialectical behavioural therapy, narrative therapy, and solution-focused work. I support people navigating trauma, inter-generational harm, and the places where identity and healing come together.
ExpectationsWhat you can expect in our work together
Therapy is a place where you set the pace. I meet you where you are, with patience and respect for your process.
A safe, calm environment
A calm space designed for you to feel at ease and speak freely.
Support that respects your identity
Your background, beliefs, and lived experience matter in every session.
Clear communication and gentle guidance
I explain what we're doing and why, always keeping you informed.
Explore emotions at your own pace
There is no rush. We move together at a speed that feels right.
Ready to begin your healing journey?
Get in touch to book a session or schedule your free 15-minute consultation.
TrainingMy education and credentials
I bring formal training and lived experience to every session.
Master of Social Work
MSW degree with focus on trauma and cultural competence.
Registered Social Worker
RSW credential recognized across Ontario.
Indigenous Trauma and Resilience Program
Specialized training from University of Toronto.
Acknowledgement
As a Black woman of mixed ancestry, I choose to co-exist, learn and work on the traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig Anishnaabeg. I am grateful to the Williams Treaty First Nations for their care for and teachings about this land and waters. With respect for all my relations, it is my privilege to reside on this territory.