About
Amy has been a social worker for 27 years, and she knows the weight of infertility firsthand. Her three children all came after years of failed fertility treatments, and along the way, she carried the guilt and shame that so many people feel when their journey doesn't go the way they hoped. She also knows what it means to have real support carry you through it, and that's what she offers every client who sits down with her.
Amy believes we should be able to talk about mental health as openly as we talk about physical health. She's spent years building that kind of space for people, including within the trans community, where she supports clients through name and gender marker changes and everything that comes with that, emotionally and otherwise. For Amy, every path to parenthood, and every version of who you are, deserves support.
Approach
Amy draws from CBT and EFT, and describes herself as client-centered, solution-focused, compassionate, and collaborative. She adapts her approach to each client, tuning into what makes them feel most supported.
What to expect
Amy’s aim is to make her clients feel relaxed, supported, validated, safe, and empowered. She's driven by helping others, watching change happen, and seeing families grow. Using her experience, skill and understanding to empower people is what fulfills her.
Qualifications
Registered Social Worker, Psychotherapist (RSW)
Bachelor of Social Work, University of Western Ontario
Certified in CBT, EFT, and Anti-Oppressive Therapy
Talk to Amy about:
Fertility preservation
Gender-affirming care
2SLGBTQIA+
IVF
Infertility
Male factor infertility
Secondary infertility
Fertility trauma
Relationship dynamics
Grief & loss
Ending treatments
Stillbirth
Infant loss
Miscarriage
Abortion
Failed/canceled cycles
Birth trauma
Postpartum depression
Postpartum anxiety
Postpartum rage
Psychosocial assessments