Therapists in M6C
When you've exhausted your best ideas only to find yourself no further along, looking for competent help makes sense. Every kind of problem carries important information: information about what feels wrong, of course, but also about what might feel right. That's obvious when we see a picture hanging crooked on a wall; it's less straightforward when we can't seem to right ourselves.
When you've exhausted your best ideas only to find yourself no further along, looking for competent help makes sense. Every kind of problem carries important information: information about what feels wrong, of course, but also about what might feel right. That's obvious when we see a picture hanging crooked on a wall; it's less straightforward when we can't seem to right ourselves.
My ideal client feels overwhelmed by their emotions or stuck in patterns they can’t seem to shift. They may struggle with emotional dysregulation, complex trauma, relationship difficulties, perfectionism, low self-worth, substance use, or eating and body image concerns. Some also navigate the unique challenges of neurodivergence and want support that feels genuinely affirming. They’re seeking clarity, steadiness, and a more grounded, compassionate way of understanding themselves and moving through the world.
My ideal client feels overwhelmed by their emotions or stuck in patterns they can’t seem to shift. They may struggle with emotional dysregulation, complex trauma, relationship difficulties, perfectionism, low self-worth, substance use, or eating and body image concerns. Some also navigate the unique challenges of neurodivergence and want support that feels genuinely affirming. They’re seeking clarity, steadiness, and a more grounded, compassionate way of understanding themselves and moving through the world.
I am a Registered Psychotherapist. I trained at TCPCE and the Gestalt Institute. My particular psychotherapy focus is on relationships, parenting, teens, and individuals confronting challenges in a relationship with a partner, child or parent. These primary connections in our lives can be both demanding and fulfilling. It is frequently those closest to us who evoke our most intense emotional responses. I define "people in relationship" as couples, siblings, parents/children, co-parents, divorced people who are connected by children or other factors, etc.
I am a Registered Psychotherapist. I trained at TCPCE and the Gestalt Institute. My particular psychotherapy focus is on relationships, parenting, teens, and individuals confronting challenges in a relationship with a partner, child or parent. These primary connections in our lives can be both demanding and fulfilling. It is frequently those closest to us who evoke our most intense emotional responses. I define "people in relationship" as couples, siblings, parents/children, co-parents, divorced people who are connected by children or other factors, etc.
I’m a Brazilian-Portuguese and English speaker, and work mainly with Queer, BIPOC, immigrant, and polyamorous communities. I am a Registered Psychotherapist with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO).
I hold a Master’s Degree in Public Health and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, both from Brazil. I also have completed a Graduate Certificate in Addictions and Mental Health, and the Bridge to Registration and Employment in Mental Health (BREM) in Canada. I work in the mental health field since 2012.
I’m a Brazilian-Portuguese and English speaker, and work mainly with Queer, BIPOC, immigrant, and polyamorous communities. I am a Registered Psychotherapist with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO).
I hold a Master’s Degree in Public Health and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, both from Brazil. I also have completed a Graduate Certificate in Addictions and Mental Health, and the Bridge to Registration and Employment in Mental Health (BREM) in Canada. I work in the mental health field since 2012.
Our comprehensive DBT program is committed to providing compassionate & effective treatment for individuals who may experience intense emotions (such as anxiety, depression, anger, shame, guilt), impulsive behaviours (such as self-harm, suicide, stealing, substance use, risky behaviours), & stormy relationships (which could look like switching between pushing people away & clinging to them, challenges with saying no). We also offer trauma treatment through Prolonged Exposure-DBT and/or Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) because many of the current day experiences, emotions & views of the world, are based on previous experiences.
Our comprehensive DBT program is committed to providing compassionate & effective treatment for individuals who may experience intense emotions (such as anxiety, depression, anger, shame, guilt), impulsive behaviours (such as self-harm, suicide, stealing, substance use, risky behaviours), & stormy relationships (which could look like switching between pushing people away & clinging to them, challenges with saying no). We also offer trauma treatment through Prolonged Exposure-DBT and/or Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) because many of the current day experiences, emotions & views of the world, are based on previous experiences.
I am an experienced therapist with over 36 years of practice to draw upon. I will listen carefully as you describe the issues that you need support and help to sort out. Often, an increased understanding of the challenges that you face can be very helpful to move forward in your life. As well, learning some new skills to manage the issues and/or gaining a new perspective on the issues can be useful as well. I appreciate that it is not easy to embark on a therapy course so I make every effort to be supportive and understanding as we build a therapy relationship.
I am an experienced therapist with over 36 years of practice to draw upon. I will listen carefully as you describe the issues that you need support and help to sort out. Often, an increased understanding of the challenges that you face can be very helpful to move forward in your life. As well, learning some new skills to manage the issues and/or gaining a new perspective on the issues can be useful as well. I appreciate that it is not easy to embark on a therapy course so I make every effort to be supportive and understanding as we build a therapy relationship.
The version of you that's been holding everything together is tired. Not falling apart — just tired. And something recently cracked open just enough to make you wonder if there's more.
Maybe it was a conversation that landed differently than expected. An argument. Watching someone in your circle make a different choice and feeling something stir — permission, maybe, or just recognition you didn't know you were waiting for.
I work with people in the middle of becoming — navigating losses, transitions, and identity shifts that arrive uninvited and ask everything of you. The question underneath: who am I now, and who do I want to be?
The version of you that's been holding everything together is tired. Not falling apart — just tired. And something recently cracked open just enough to make you wonder if there's more.
Maybe it was a conversation that landed differently than expected. An argument. Watching someone in your circle make a different choice and feeling something stir — permission, maybe, or just recognition you didn't know you were waiting for.
I work with people in the middle of becoming — navigating losses, transitions, and identity shifts that arrive uninvited and ask everything of you. The question underneath: who am I now, and who do I want to be?
I work best with reflective adults who sense there may be something deeper beneath what they’re struggling with. You may feel anxious, low, disconnected, or emotionally stuck without fully understanding why, repeat painful relationship patterns, carry old hurts into the present, or feel unsettled by a life transition. Many people come to therapy wanting something more than symptom management. Together, we slow down and look beneath the surface so confusing feelings and patterns begin to make sense, allowing for a steadier, more grounded sense of self.
I work best with reflective adults who sense there may be something deeper beneath what they’re struggling with. You may feel anxious, low, disconnected, or emotionally stuck without fully understanding why, repeat painful relationship patterns, carry old hurts into the present, or feel unsettled by a life transition. Many people come to therapy wanting something more than symptom management. Together, we slow down and look beneath the surface so confusing feelings and patterns begin to make sense, allowing for a steadier, more grounded sense of self.
I often meet people who notice they are repeating relationship patterns and behaviours, and they aren't sure why. Sometimes, you may remember how these strategies were protective and kept you safe in the past, or you may not. I support the people I work with to sense, with compassion, how powerful and ingenious these strategies are. Sometimes when we meet, you've come to a place of knowing that these same protective strategies aren't as effective as they used to be, and you're wondering why or are looking to change. We come to decide in therapy what to hold tight to and what to set aside for now.
I often meet people who notice they are repeating relationship patterns and behaviours, and they aren't sure why. Sometimes, you may remember how these strategies were protective and kept you safe in the past, or you may not. I support the people I work with to sense, with compassion, how powerful and ingenious these strategies are. Sometimes when we meet, you've come to a place of knowing that these same protective strategies aren't as effective as they used to be, and you're wondering why or are looking to change. We come to decide in therapy what to hold tight to and what to set aside for now.
Dr. Marie Faaborg-Andersen is a registered clinical psychologist who provides assessment and treatment to adults and couples with a wide range of presenting concerns. She is an experienced clinician who specializes in working with both individuals and couples with issues related to anxiety, low mood, perinatal concerns, sexual dysfunctions, and relationship concerns. Marie is skilled at providing both psychodiagnostic assessments and psychotherapy, building on clients' unique set of skills and strengths to help them to overcome personal barriers.
Dr. Marie Faaborg-Andersen is a registered clinical psychologist who provides assessment and treatment to adults and couples with a wide range of presenting concerns. She is an experienced clinician who specializes in working with both individuals and couples with issues related to anxiety, low mood, perinatal concerns, sexual dysfunctions, and relationship concerns. Marie is skilled at providing both psychodiagnostic assessments and psychotherapy, building on clients' unique set of skills and strengths to help them to overcome personal barriers.
Keisha Greene
Registered Psychotherapist, HBSc, MA, EdD, RP
3 Endorsed
Online Only
Not accepting new clients
Let's face it, sometimes life get complicated. It comes with many stressors and challenges. In these moments it becomes easy to get trapped in negative self-talk cycles, bouts of low mood, high levels of anxiety or stress and an uncertainty of what do next. As a psychotherapist I aim to work with you to develop skills and resources to combat the stressors that you are experiencing in life. I acknowledge that every person is a unique and complex human being and as a result I welcome you, as you are in order to help you become the person that you want to be.
Let's face it, sometimes life get complicated. It comes with many stressors and challenges. In these moments it becomes easy to get trapped in negative self-talk cycles, bouts of low mood, high levels of anxiety or stress and an uncertainty of what do next. As a psychotherapist I aim to work with you to develop skills and resources to combat the stressors that you are experiencing in life. I acknowledge that every person is a unique and complex human being and as a result I welcome you, as you are in order to help you become the person that you want to be.
Caring for someone with an illness or disability is challenging. You don’t have to carry that weight alone. I want to help you feel confident and strengthened to navigate your caregiving journey. Drawing on Cognitive Behavioural Theory (CBT), as well as client-centered, solution-focused, and strength-based techniques, I use individualized treatments to work collaboratively with you to tailor interventions that best support you along your caregiving journey. I look forward to helping you take care of yourself so that you can take care of those you love. All sessions are virtual.
Caring for someone with an illness or disability is challenging. You don’t have to carry that weight alone. I want to help you feel confident and strengthened to navigate your caregiving journey. Drawing on Cognitive Behavioural Theory (CBT), as well as client-centered, solution-focused, and strength-based techniques, I use individualized treatments to work collaboratively with you to tailor interventions that best support you along your caregiving journey. I look forward to helping you take care of yourself so that you can take care of those you love. All sessions are virtual.
I know that reaching out to begin or resume your therapeutic journey is a massive step and I'm here to help you build upon that momentum. I believe therapy should be accessible and over time arm you with the tools to be your own therapist day-to-day. I’m passionate about helping you to develop your self-confidence, navigate life-stress, process your lived experiences and (re)define and/or get back on track with your life goals. My culturally informed, strengths-based therapeutic approach will be personalized to your needs and honour the specificities of your unique identity.
I know that reaching out to begin or resume your therapeutic journey is a massive step and I'm here to help you build upon that momentum. I believe therapy should be accessible and over time arm you with the tools to be your own therapist day-to-day. I’m passionate about helping you to develop your self-confidence, navigate life-stress, process your lived experiences and (re)define and/or get back on track with your life goals. My culturally informed, strengths-based therapeutic approach will be personalized to your needs and honour the specificities of your unique identity.
There are moments in our lives where we feel stuck or moments of crisis where we have done things that we don't feel ok about. We may be living with persistent fears, thoughts, and behaviours that frighten us, or no longer align with who we are. We may experience difficulties in our relationships or trouble managing the world. We may suffer from current experiences of harm and violence, the wounds from our past, or repeating patterns and behaviours that no longer serve us. In these moments, it’s important to have a space to process our fears, pain, and our hopes while building skills, self-compassion, and a vision for ourselves.
There are moments in our lives where we feel stuck or moments of crisis where we have done things that we don't feel ok about. We may be living with persistent fears, thoughts, and behaviours that frighten us, or no longer align with who we are. We may experience difficulties in our relationships or trouble managing the world. We may suffer from current experiences of harm and violence, the wounds from our past, or repeating patterns and behaviours that no longer serve us. In these moments, it’s important to have a space to process our fears, pain, and our hopes while building skills, self-compassion, and a vision for ourselves.
After Vice offers a discreet and non-judgmental coaching and educational experience to help men quit or cut back on watching porn. Rather than imposing restrictions and fighting temptations, After Vice offers an alternative approach. It focuses on 1) re-directing your energy and attention to the pursuits that you find meaningful and engaging; and 2) re-examining your perspectives and attitudes about porn as a way to change your desires. And rather than treating porn use as an addiction or disorder, After Vice considers it an understandable temptation that all men today face.
After Vice offers a discreet and non-judgmental coaching and educational experience to help men quit or cut back on watching porn. Rather than imposing restrictions and fighting temptations, After Vice offers an alternative approach. It focuses on 1) re-directing your energy and attention to the pursuits that you find meaningful and engaging; and 2) re-examining your perspectives and attitudes about porn as a way to change your desires. And rather than treating porn use as an addiction or disorder, After Vice considers it an understandable temptation that all men today face.
Aviva Bellman, Authentic Belonging Therapy
Registered Social Worker, MSW , RSW
4 Endorsed
Online Only
Despite having a lot to be proud of, deep down, you feel inadequate. Racked with self-doubt, self-criticism, imposter syndrome, people pleasing, and other efforts to earn approval. You may also fear conflict, struggle with boundaries, and feel lonely and isolated. You shy away from expressing vulnerability to avoid "burdening" others, but you're more than willing to be there for them. In relationships, you may end up feeling unseen or uncared for, or you lose parts of yourself. You yearn to improve your relationship with yourself and connect in more authentic ways. So that you can belong more fully: to yourself, and to others.
Despite having a lot to be proud of, deep down, you feel inadequate. Racked with self-doubt, self-criticism, imposter syndrome, people pleasing, and other efforts to earn approval. You may also fear conflict, struggle with boundaries, and feel lonely and isolated. You shy away from expressing vulnerability to avoid "burdening" others, but you're more than willing to be there for them. In relationships, you may end up feeling unseen or uncared for, or you lose parts of yourself. You yearn to improve your relationship with yourself and connect in more authentic ways. So that you can belong more fully: to yourself, and to others.
Sometimes people come to therapy with a sense that life feels harder than it should. Tasks pile up, relationships slip, emotions run high, and motivation comes in unpredictable waves. You may not be sure why things feel so overwhelming, only that you're tired of struggling to keep up, tired of feeling like you’re falling short despite your efforts. These are common experiences for people living with ADHD and others navigating similar patterns of overwhelm, self-doubt, or burnout. I offer a warm, steady space where you can feel understood, reflect on what’s getting in the way, and take steps toward feeling more capable and at ease.
Sometimes people come to therapy with a sense that life feels harder than it should. Tasks pile up, relationships slip, emotions run high, and motivation comes in unpredictable waves. You may not be sure why things feel so overwhelming, only that you're tired of struggling to keep up, tired of feeling like you’re falling short despite your efforts. These are common experiences for people living with ADHD and others navigating similar patterns of overwhelm, self-doubt, or burnout. I offer a warm, steady space where you can feel understood, reflect on what’s getting in the way, and take steps toward feeling more capable and at ease.
At times of overwhelm or crossroads, we can feel so lost or alone that any effort to reach out feels impossible. Let alone to do therapy which can take a look at things that cause pain, isolation, or despair. Yeah, sign me up for that asap.?! But instability may interfere more than is bearable and relationships, work and self-care can seem unmanageable. We all need a place for ourselves at times like this. A safe place to decompress, access our experience and voice, and sift through what we've been going through. Growth and change can arise from places we left unattended, neglected or misunderstood for a long time.
At times of overwhelm or crossroads, we can feel so lost or alone that any effort to reach out feels impossible. Let alone to do therapy which can take a look at things that cause pain, isolation, or despair. Yeah, sign me up for that asap.?! But instability may interfere more than is bearable and relationships, work and self-care can seem unmanageable. We all need a place for ourselves at times like this. A safe place to decompress, access our experience and voice, and sift through what we've been going through. Growth and change can arise from places we left unattended, neglected or misunderstood for a long time.
You may be someone who feels deeply responsible for others, struggles to relax, or finds it hard to know where you end and other people begin. Many of the clients I work with are thoughtful, self-aware people navigating anxiety, perfectionism, people-pleasing, difficult family dynamics, relationship stress, burnout, or the lasting impact of relational trauma. Often, the patterns that once helped them cope are now leaving them overwhelmed, disconnected from themselves, or emotionally exhausted.
You may be someone who feels deeply responsible for others, struggles to relax, or finds it hard to know where you end and other people begin. Many of the clients I work with are thoughtful, self-aware people navigating anxiety, perfectionism, people-pleasing, difficult family dynamics, relationship stress, burnout, or the lasting impact of relational trauma. Often, the patterns that once helped them cope are now leaving them overwhelmed, disconnected from themselves, or emotionally exhausted.
Welcome—I’m glad you’re here. Are you feeling stuck in familiar patterns, replaying past experiences, or finding relationships challenging? Do you feel overwhelmed, emotionally blocked, or unsure how to move forward? As an EMDR practitioner, I support clients navigating these experiences using a compassionate, trauma-informed approach. I bring both professional training and personal experience with EMDR, having seen its powerful capacity for change. Together, we’ll gently explore what’s holding you back and build insight, practical tools, and lasting relief—at your pace.
Welcome—I’m glad you’re here. Are you feeling stuck in familiar patterns, replaying past experiences, or finding relationships challenging? Do you feel overwhelmed, emotionally blocked, or unsure how to move forward? As an EMDR practitioner, I support clients navigating these experiences using a compassionate, trauma-informed approach. I bring both professional training and personal experience with EMDR, having seen its powerful capacity for change. Together, we’ll gently explore what’s holding you back and build insight, practical tools, and lasting relief—at your pace.
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Number of Counsellors in M6C
100+
Average cost per session
$170
Counsellors in M6C who prioritize treating:
| 94% | Anxiety |
| 94% | Social Anxiety |
| 94% | Health Anxiety |
| 94% | Driving Anxiety |
| 90% | Depression |
| 87% | Relationship Issues |
| 85% | Self Esteem |
Average years in practice
11 Years
Top 3 insurances accepted
| 85% | Canada Life | Great-West Life |
| 82% | Manulife |
| 79% | Green Shield Canada |
How Counsellors in M6C see their clients
| 55% | In Person and Online | |
| 45% | Online Only |
Gender breakdown
| 78% | Female | |
| 19% | Male | |
| 3% | Non-Binary |