Our Team

Anne created Remedy as a home for the creative exploration of practice and community, and to fund the work of Remedy Institute, a home for research and accessible services.Read More

Jon’s dedication to clinical excellence and innovation led him to Remedy, where he is both a psychologist and the Clinical Director.Read More

Nicole is a mental health advocate with a passion to help people grow, heal, and change in ways that are personally meaningful.Read More

Maya believes that we all have an innate capacity to overcome adversities. As such, her approach is strengths-based, maximizing on the positive factors in clients’ lives.Read More

Natalie’s work is grounded in authenticity, compassion, and a deep belief in each person’s capacity for growth. She meets clients exactly where they are to navigate life’s challenges together.Read More

Angela’s approach is deeply integrative and holistic and is rooted in the understanding that healing requires us to honor body, mind, spirit, and soul.Read More

Melanie is a therapist who offers a grounded, compassionate space for healing and transformation. Their approach is integrative and trauma-informed, drawing from Internal Family Systems (IFS), somatic therapy, humanistic psychology, and mindfulness-based practices.Read More

Matt’s approach to psychotherapy is eclectic. There is no “one-size fits all approach,” so the goal is to create a therapeutic experience that is tailored to each individual.Read More

Jenny is a child and adolescent psychologist who holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Guelph and an MA in Counselling Psychology from the University of Western Ontario.Read More

Kelly creates a genuine, collaborative, and safe space where clients can explore their emotions and experiences. Her hope is that she can support clients to find deeper connection and meaning in their lives.Read More

While individuals have the strength and resilience to overcome personal challenges, Sophie believes that it is our supportive relationships that truly help us to heal and grow.Read More

Sarah has always valued living fully and also with awareness; in developing this balance between mind and heart, Sarah came to be equal parts cognitive-behavioural and emotion-focused therapist with a healthy dose of intersectional feminism.Read More

While mental health is a universal aspect of life, Mehvish believes everyone’s experience with mental health is unique and should be treated as such.Read More

With a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, her expertise spans adult mental health, health psychology, and rehabilitation.Read More

Allison’s approach is informed by feminist social justice scholarship and is rooted in values of diversity, inclusion, and anti-oppression.Read More

Meredith has always felt compelled by people’s stories. As a therapist, she is deeply invested in understanding clients’ realities and learning about how they navigate their world.Read More

Jeanine believes at the core of any therapeutic intervention is an empathic and non-judgmental relationship between the therapist and the individuals seeking help.Read More

Natania often uses the emotions that her clients experience in session as entry points for exploration and change.Read More

With over a decade of experience in individual and group therapy, Sakeena Myers-Halbig is dedicated to providing compassionate and trauma-informed care. She has worked in diverse settings, including hospital treatment programs, grassroots community agencies, and private practice clinics.Read More

Allegra’s therapeutic approach is person-centered and rooted in values of diversity, anti-oppression, social justice, and personal growth. She recognizes the role of systemic and socio-cultural factors.Read More

Danika works with individuals to help them cultivate health for the mind and body. Drawing from her background in health sciences, she approaches her clinical practice holistically by focusing on lifestyle and psychological factors.Read More

Joelle values authentic connection, presence in the moment, and curiosity in her work with clients. Her clinical approach is rooted in person-centered and anti-oppressive principles.Read More

Hera works with adults with a variety of mental health concerns (eg. substance use, trauma, anxiety, depression) and struggles with relationships, grief/loss, stress, and self-discovery.Read More

Setareh believes that a strong therapeutic relationship is the foundation of the psychotherapy process and strives to create a safe, warm, and empathic space in her practice.Read More

Naomi has worked with children and adolescents in the areas of mood and anxiety, personality functioning, adjustment to life circumstances, high-functioning ASD, ADHD, learning disabilities, identity, trauma, and interpersonal problems.Read More

Michael has always been passionate about helping others, and was inspired to pursue an education in social work at a young age. Starting from a humanist lens, Michael promotes awareness, acceptance, expression, and transformation in his work with clients.Read More

Dr. Paul Uy is a psychiatrist who practices in Toronto. With a committed interest in Zen Buddhism, poetry, voice and fitness, Paul avidly considers how complexity and emergence are threaded through healing, creativity and awareness.Read More

Kim works with adults within the areas of clinical, health and rehabilitation psychology. Believing that psychotherapy entails a combination of change, acceptance and creativity, her approach is warm, compassionate, collaborative, honest, and integrative.Read More

Richard has long been interested in how people make sense of their inner worlds and navigate periods of distress, change, and growth. In therapy, he aims to create a thoughtful, collaborative space where clients feel understood, supported, and appropriately challenged in ways that lead to meaningful and lasting change.Read More