Vaughan
Teresa Riccitelli, MSW, RSW
Kristin Baskin, MSW, RSW
Mississauga/Brampton
Noela McFarlane, MSW, RSW
Blake Anderson, MSW, RSW
Scarborough/Durham
Nadia Petraroja, BEd, MSW, RSW
Ottawa
Lisa Loeffen, MSW, RSW
Sheena Dunham, MSW, RSW
Linda Gervais, MSW, RSW
Niagara/Hamilton/St. Catharines
Tamara Johnston, MSW, RSW
I am a clinical therapist and a registered social worker. I specialize in working with children and their families experiencing post separation parent-child contact problems, parent-child conflict, child welfare involvement, domestic violence, relationship issues, anxiety and depression.
I strongly believe that the relationship between a client and therapist is the key factor in supporting change and as a result, I always make it a priority to provide safe spaces for individuals to share their stories so that we can together create a supportive plan that will assist them in overcoming their challenges.
Treatment Orientation:
I use a range of therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Emotion Focused Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, and Solution Focused Brief Therapy.
Qualifications:
Years of Practice: 20 years
License: Ontario/ 327189
School: University of Toronto
Serving Vaughan and the surrounding area.
Kristin has extensive experience in the child welfare system and has been working with children and families for the past 29 years. Her clinical practice includes support with general coping and stress management, parent and child contact problems, emotional regulation, intimate partner violence and reunification therapy for high conflict relationships post separation. Kristin’s therapeutic practice extends support to families with CAS and court involvement.
Over her years of practice, Kristin is driven to guide families in overcoming personal challenges by creating a safe, caring and supportive therapeutic environment that focuses on client strengths and empowering individuals to determine what matters most.
Treatment Orientation:
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Internal Family Systems Informed Practice, Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy
Qualifications:
Years of Practice: 29 years
License: Ontario/ 802773
School: York University
Serving Vaughan and the surrounding area
I am a Clinical Social Worker dedicated to serving the needs of individuals, children and families. I have over 13 years of experience working with people in crisis, high conflict families dynamics, those with mental health, and developmental challenges. Through a strengths based, culturally responsive and trauma informed approach, I have supported families with reunification that builds upon the strengths of the family and actively engaged parents, children, and kin - including maternal and paternal relatives as well as families in the child welfare sector - helping to create safe environments for all.
High conflict and crisis situations can impact one's mental health, often times creating anxiety, depression, and anger. With a solid knowledge of effective evidence based therapeutic modalities such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Crisis Intervention, Motivational Interviewing, Group Therapy, Family Therapy, and Anger Management, I have helped individuals and families work through difficult life transitions.
Treatment Orientation:
Family Therapy, CBT, Anger Management, Solution Focused Therapy, Crisis Intervention, Motivational Interviewing, and Group Therapy.
Qualifications:
License: Ontario/819109
Years of Practice: 13
School: Andrews University, Michigan
Serving the Mississauga, Brampton, and the surrounding area.
Blake is a compassionate and highly skilled Child and Family Therapist, with a primary focus on providing Reunification Therapy to families experiencing high-conflict relationships post-separation. With over twelve years of combined experience in child protection and therapeutic practice, Blake specializes in helping individuals and families navigate the complex dynamics of narcissistic abuse, emotional immaturity, and dysfunctional family systems.
Blake brings a wealth of knowledge to support families through the emotional and practical challenges of separation, divorce, custody disputes, and navigating the family court system. His client-centered and strength-based approach empowers families by providing deeper insights into their relationship challenges while equipping them with practical tools to rebuild healthy dynamics. Blake understands the intense difficulties of high-conflict relationships, child abuse, and neglect, and works diligently to create a safe, supportive space for parents and children alike.
As a respected member of the Ontario College of Social Workers, Blake maintains good standing as a Registered Social Worker. He holds a Master of Social Work Degree from McMaster University, along with a Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Calgary, and a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from the University of Saskatchewan. Blake is committed to offering effective, empathetic support to families striving for healing and growth in the face of conflict and adversity.
Qualifications:
License: Ontario/819666
School: McMaster University
Serving the Mississauga, Brampton, and the surrounding area.
Are you struggling with parent-child contact after separation? Reunification therapy can help restore and strengthen your relationship with your child, especially in the context of high-conflict family dynamics or prolonged separation. My primary focus is supporting families who are navigating these challenges, offering therapeutic interventions that address parent-child contact problems post-separation.
With over 20 years of experience as a Clinical Therapist and Registered Social Worker, I specialize in working with families involved in family court, custody disputes, and supervised access visits. I also provide anger management and parenting classes with certification of completion. By using a combination of therapeutic approaches—including Behaviour Management, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), and Emotionally Focused Family Therapy—I help parents and children rebuild trust, improve communication, and work toward healthier relationships.
I’ve supported children, youth, adults, and families dealing with anxiety, depression, emotional regulation challenges, school refusal, parent-child conflict, and bullying. My experience extends to working with families transitioning through separation, divorce, high-conflict marriages, and parental alienation.
I understand the emotional toll that separation, divorce, and family conflict can have on both parents and children. My client-centered, strength-based approach is designed to guide families through the complexities of reunification, helping to heal emotional wounds and foster positive, lasting change.
Qualifications:
Years in Practice: 21 Years
Licence: Ontario / 807821
School: University of Toronto
Providing in-person counselling in Scarborough, Pickering or Online
I have had the privilege over my 20+ years of supporting a diverse clientele ranging the lifespan. I have done this across settings in the developmental sector (child and adult), the school system (primary, junior, intermediate and high school), mental health, child welfare, rehabilitation services, community social services and health care settings. My experiences include supporting through a holistic approach, families, caregivers and individuals presenting with:
Treatment Orientation:
I use a range of therapeutic modalities including a trauma informed care lens, solution-focused, mindfulness, collaborative problem solving and play approaches to support each individual where they are at on their journey and in guiding them to where they aim to be. Each therapeutic alliance is built through person-centered planning with a strength based, person-centered approach, to offer a non-judgmental, culturally secure and anti-oppressive alliance that will promote an environment favourable to meeting an individual’s goals or a family system’s goals.
I remain current and active in social work practice and social work education.
Registered with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers.
Certified as a Coach Practitioner, Group Coach Practitioner and in Leadership Coaching.
Languages spoken/services available:
English and French
Qualifications:
Years of Practice: 20 years
License: Ontario/ 811396
School: Laurentian University
Providing in-person counselling in Ottawa or online
I have over thirty years experience working with children and families. I have extensive practice in the child welfare sector, high conflict relationships, parental alienation, reunification, childhood trauma, addictions, and early childhood mental health promotion.
Treatment Orientation:
I use a strengths-based approach in my therapeutic practice and use a variety of modalities including Cognitive behaviour therapy, Trauma informed practice and Solution Focused Brief Therapy. I always endeavour to create a safe, culturally sensitive space and strive to practice through an anti-oppressive lens.
Qualifications
Years in Practice: 34
License: Ontario 228058
School: Carleton University
Serving Ottawa and the surrounding area.
I am a clinical therapist and a registered social worker. I have over 25 years of experience working with children, families and individuals as an agent of support and guidance.
I draw from a variety of methods to create a tailored approach for each individual and situation. As a therapist and a registered social worker, I am warm, open, encouraging, and direct. I consider myself an active therapist, combining experience, education, creativity, and sense of humor with a down-to-earth, realistic approach to counseling. Amongst my areas of expertise are child welfare, high conflict marriage, parent-child conflict, divorce, separation, post-separation contact, parent alienation, reunification therapy, grief, substance abuse, child abuse, anxiety, depression, anger and stress management. I combine a traditional complementary methodology and holistic approach to offer a highly personalized approached tailored to each client, I make efforts to bring a culturally sensitive approach into my therapeutic space. I am committed to assisting each individual build on their existing strengths and support their goals through a safe and non-judgmental environment. My goal is to help children, families and individuals reach their highest potential and to help families live more harmonious and happier lives.
Treatment Orientation:
Under the umbrella of family-systems approach, modalities used in treatment may include play therapy, CBT, DBT, reunification therapy and mindfulness based interventions. therapy from a strengths-based approached, anti-oppressive and trauma-informed lens while working with children, youth, adults, and families.
Languages Spoken:
English and French
Qualifications:
License: Ontario/ 834112
Years of Practice: 6 years
School: Wilfrid Laurier University
Are you ready for positive change in your family dynamics? Parenting and co-parenting can be both challenging and rewarding, and having the courage to reflect and refine your approach is admirable. As a Clinical Therapist and Registered Social Worker with over 25 years of experience, I am committed to helping families navigate complex issues such as parent-child contact problems post-separation, co-parenting conflict, intimate partner violence, unresolved trauma, mental health concerns, and life stressors.
Using a variety of therapeutic approaches—including attachment-based, strength-focused, and solution-oriented methods—I work to meet the unique needs of your family. I specialize in reunification therapy for high-conflict families and support for children, youth, and parents impacted by family conflict, abuse, and involvement with child welfare or court systems.
Rooted in culturally sensitive, anti-oppressive values, my practice empowers families as agents of change. If you want to improve communication, embrace conflict resolution, and manage emotions, I am here to guide you toward creating a new narrative. Let’s build on your strengths and work together to foster positive change.
Treatment Orientation:
Theoretical frameworks encompass a Trauma Informed Care and Family Systems approach.
Modalities used in therapy may include Cognitive Behavioural therapy, Narrative therapy,
Empowerment therapy and Solution Focused therapy,
Qualifications:
Years of Practice: 25 years
License: Ontario 806469
School: Wilfrid Laurier University
Providing online and in person therapy to Niagara and Hamilton Region.
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