Thank you for taking the time to read about the support I provide. Recognizing vulnerabilities and seeking help takes courage. This is a bold first step, and possibly your first toward self-empowerment. If you are thinking about making changes and are ready to deal with your challenges and create a life that inspires you, I am here to help. I provide evidence-based treatment to improve relationships, build executive function skills, increase self-confidence, and heal from past trauma. 

I have been a lead Careers Guidance and Counsellor, Special Education Resource Teacher and Department Head of Special Education in the Ontario public education system. I have completed all academic courses for a Masters in Counselling Psychology degree from Yorkville University. I also have a Bachelor of Education from the University of Toronto and a Bachelor of Arts in Disability Studies with a Minor in Community Support and Family Practice from Toronto Metropolitan University. I assisted in developing the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (2005). As a neurodiverse clinician, I have a unique understanding of ADHD and comorbid disorders and barriers to success. With two decades of related experience, and academic and lived experience with ADHD, I can help you connect with resources and solutions that work for your life. I can also help navigate programs and resources to support your needs. I believe in a personalized approach, understanding that each individual's journey is unique and valuable.