Specializations
Parenting Challenges & Stress
Relationship Issues & Counselling
Anxiety & Stress Management
Self-Doubt & Low Self-Esteem
Boundary Setting
People-Pleasing Patterns
Work-Life Balance
Life Transitions
Circle of Security Parenting (COSP)
Adults
Trainings
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) for couples
Internal Family Systems (IFS)
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)
Circle of Security Parenting (COSP)
ADHD - Changing the ADHD Brain: Moving beyond medication
Perinatal - PMDD
Perinatal - Loss
Rewind Therapy (Trauma Training)
Child Centered Play Therapy
Insurance & Billing
Natalie is registered for direct billing with:
GreenShield
Medavie Blue Cross
And many other insurance providers
InnerWorks can direct bill most plans for your convenience.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Security Parenting is an evidence-based program that helps you understand your child's emotional needs and respond in ways that build secure attachment. As a certified COSP facilitator, Natalie can help you understand your child's behavior, strengthen your parent-child relationship, and feel more confident in your parenting, even during challenging moments.
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Many people, especially parents and caregivers, struggle with guilt around boundaries. Natalie helps you understand that boundaries aren't selfish, they're necessary for your wellbeing and actually make you a better parent, partner, and person. You'll learn to set boundaries that honor both your needs and your values, without the crushing guilt.
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Yes! While couples therapy is ideal when both partners participate, individual therapy can still significantly improve your relationship. You'll gain insight into relationship patterns, learn communication skills, develop emotional regulation strategies, and work on your own contribution to the relationship dynamic. Many clients see positive relationship changes even when working individually.
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EFT focuses on understanding and reshaping the emotional patterns in your relationship. Instead of just teaching communication skills, EFT helps couples understand the deeper emotional needs and fears driving conflict. It's particularly effective for helping couples reconnect emotionally and rebuild trust and intimacy.
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Absolutely! You don't need to be in crisis to benefit from therapy. Feeling overwhelmed, struggling with work-life balance, drowning in others' needs, or simply wanting to feel more confident and connected are all valid reasons to seek support. Prevention and growth are just as important as crisis intervention.