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I am pleased to introduce my supervised student therapists who are offering psychotherapy services at a very reduced rate of $80/session.

All students have completed the academic portion of their training. Finances can often be a barrier to therapy for more than 2-3 sessions. Supervised students are covered by most insurance plans through my license. I work closely with each student offering mentorship, guidance and skills to make sure they can offer you a safe and solid place to begin your work. I am also available to consult with you together should anything arise that needs my direct guidance.

Presently all lower cost therapy is offered online only.

Reach out today if you are looking for lower cost therapy

Tréah O’Connor, Student Therapist

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Hi, I’m Treah! I’m currently completing my Master’s in Counselling Psychology. I’m a firm believer that our relationships—the ones we have with others and the one we have with ourselves—completely shape how we move through the world. I’m here to help you navigate those connections with more ease, self-compassion.

My approach is deeply relational and collaborative. Think of it as a process of "making sense" together. We’ll dive into the patterns that might have worked for you once but don't quite fit anymore, clearing the way for new ways of being that feel truly you. I’m passionate about creating a space where you feel seen, heard, and totally at ease. My practice is proudly inclusive, culturally sensitive, and 2SLGBTQIA+ affirming—I’m here to support you exactly as you are.

When I’m not in the therapy room, you can usually find me at a Pilates class, getting lost in a new book, or gaming. I’m also a huge animal lover and spend plenty of time recharging with my crew of dogs and cats!

Clinical Areas of Interest:

  • Identity & Self-Discovery: Finding your voice and exploring who you are (and who you want to be!).

  • Anxiety & Modern Stress: Building a toolkit to handle the "noise" of fast-paced life and internal "what-ifs."

  • Relationship Dynamics: Navigating the ups and downs of dating, friendships, and family life.

  • Big Life Shifts: Having a steady hand to hold during the "growing pains" of career changes and new beginnings.

I’m so excited to meet you and start building a therapeutic relationship that feels like a true catalyst for your growth.

Treah practices under the clinical supervision of Susan Tarshis, M.Ed., Registered Psychotherapist.

Linda Doran, Student Therapist

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I bring a unique blend of professional leadership, lived wisdom, and a deep appreciation for the restorative power of the human spirit. After a thirty-year career managing technology professionals in the financial sector, I have returned to my foundational roots in counseling psychology. My practice is informed by the belief that regardless of the challenges we face, we all contain the seeds of resilience, joy, and growth.

My perspective is shaped by a life of diverse experiences: from the "launching" of my own child as a single parent to living within the collectivist cultures of West Africa. These chapters, combined with twenty years of practice within a mindfulness community, allow me to offer my clients a sense of grounded "solidity" and calm. I am also an avid wilderness canoeist and believe deeply in the restorative power of nature as a tool for rejuvenation and clarity.

My therapeutic stance is intentionally integrative, weaving together Narrative and Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) with the depth of Relational and Adlerian perspectives. I provide a collaborative, trauma-informed, and anti-oppressive space where you can explore your story at a pace that feels right for you.

Clinical Areas of Interest:

  • Grief & Loss: Navigating the profound shifts of bereavement and terminal diagnoses.

  • Life Transitions: Support for career evolution, relationship endings, and the unique journey of parenting and "empty-nesting."

  • Financial Wellness: Exploring the intersection of mental health and the systemic stressors related to money and stability.

  • Trauma & Advocacy: Providing a safe, culturally humble environment for those navigating the reverberations of abuse or housing instability.

My hope is to create a supportive, non-judgmental environment where you can deepen your self-understanding and move toward a life lived in alignment with your values and hopes.

Linda practices under the clinical supervision of Susan Tarshis, M.Ed., Registered Psychotherapist.