I support clients adjusting to changes in their purpose, relationships, and lifestyle.

Life Transitions and Adjustments
My approach is practical, confidential and thoughtfully tailored to your unique goal.
Planning for aging and changing care needs can feel overwhelming. I provide guidance to help individuals and families make informed, confident decisions about present and future care.
The focus is on practical planning, clear information, and thoughtful decision-making.

Aging brings both challenges and opportunities for growth. I work with older adults facing concerns such as grief, anxiety, depression, life transitions, caregiving stress and relationship changes. My goal is to provide a safe and respectful space where you feel heard, valued and supported.
Working with older adults benefits the client and the family as well, as resources and available services will be discussed. Understanding that the needs are unique, and the importance of independence is paramount. Providing support during life transitions, like retirement, adjustment to health changes, dealing with death and bereavement, and downsizing, can be challenging for seniors who are also dealing with loneliness.
Loneliness is a real problem for older adults, contributing to physical, emotional and mental health issues. Finding solutions together can improve your overall well-being.

For registered social workers and new graduates. Clinical supervision offers professional guidance, mentorship, and support to help social workers grow in confidence and competence.
Cancellation Policy
A 24 late cancellation fee will be charged, as per the consent form signed before the session begins.
I will email the Limits of Confidentiality Policy and/or Virtual Consent Form to be signed.
If any technology issues arise, I will assist you to the best that I am able to.
I will review the limits of confidentiality with you to ensure you understand those limitations.
You will be given directions to the office, which is home-based, and parking is free.
You will be instructed to enter the front door, and only ten minutes before your scheduled appointment, so that other clients and your privacy will be respected.
We will meet in the office, and a DO NOT DISTURB SIGN will be placed on the door.
Phones will be turned off so that you will have the full hour undisturbed.
There are three steps to come inside, and if mobility is a problem, other arrangements will be discussed.


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