Meet the Team
Candice Brimner, Therapist
With a deep dedication to advocacy and a holistic approach to care, Candice strives to make a meaningful impact in the lives of those she works with, fostering resilience, hope, and recovery.
Kailey Tufford, Therapist
Eating disorders are conditions involving a preoccupation with food, weight and/or appearance that negatively affect people's health and daily living. What is most important to me is to provide a safe and engaging space for individuals working to better themselves and their life experiences.
Esther Arase, Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
We are excited to welcome Esther, Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) to our team! Esther recently graduated from the MSc Psychotherapy Program at McMaster University and is interested in learning more about and working with folks experiencing anxiety, depression, life transitions and more.
Danielle Stam, Therapist
I believe strongly in the power of enhanced connections and relationships as being foundational for healing and enhancing well-being.
Jen Doyle, Therapist
I’m not telling you it is going to be easy, I’m telling you it’s going to be worth it.
Susan Giroux, Therapist
I want to work with you to increase your appetite for life, your sense of purpose, pleasure and possibility.
Julie Foster, Therapist
I will work with you to build upon these strengths and to help you heal, grow, enhance your well-being and achieve your personal goals.
Elisha Schafer, Executive Director
My belief for therapy is that honest, open, and curious self-exploration is essential for personal growth and wellness.
HeeJoo Lim, Therapist
My practice is an eclectic approach that allows me to work with you to customize therapy specific to your particular needs and concerns.
Jacinth Evans, Therapist
My approach is client-centred and aims to help you build new connections, develop an understanding of the way you interact with your environment, and equip you with ways to feel in control.
Hani Gorji, Therapist
Teaches skills that will guide away from ineffective coping and towards skillful action.