Questions?

Not at all. Many people aren't sure how to describe what they've experienced. You may simply know that something about your religious or spiritual experiences continues to affect your relationships, sense of self, emotions, or ability to trust. Whether you identify with terms like religious trauma, spiritual harm, deconstruction, or none of those at all, therapy offers a space to explore your experiences without pressure to label them.

At this time, In-Between Therapy offers virtual psychotherapy services for individuals 18+ living in Ontario. In-person sessions are not currently available.

Yes. You do not need to have left your religion or identify as having experienced religious trauma to work with me. I welcome clients from all faiths, spiritual backgrounds, and belief systems. My role is not to tell you what to believe, but to provide a compassionate, non-judgmental space to explore your experiences and determine what feels authentic and meaningful to you.

Our first session is an opportunity for me to get to know your history, strengths and goals. As well as to begin identifying what feels most important for our work together. Before this session all you need to do is:

• Review and complete the intake form

• Review and sign the Policy and Procedures form, which details everything from the cancellation policy, fees, late appointments and booking.

• Prepare any questions or concerns you may have

Yes, your sessions are confidential and private. What you share will not be disclosed without your consent, except in specific situations required by law:

• You disclose information that indicates you or someone else is at risk of immediate harm

• You disclose abuse or neglect of a child under the age of 16

• You disclose abuse by a healthcare professional

• The court subpoena’s your records

These limits to confidentiality will be discussed at the start of our work together and are reviewed regulary.

Your privacy and confidentiality are important. Client records are stored securely using Jane, an electronic health record platform designed for healthcare professionals. Jane uses encrypted data storage and secure video conferencing technology to help protect your personal health information.

Information is collected, stored, and maintained in accordance with applicable privacy legislation, including Ontario's Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA) and Canada's Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA).I do not keep physical paper records of our sessions. If you have questions about Jane please visit their website: https://jane.app/ca/legal/privacy-notice

Psychotherapy services are not covered under OHIP. Most workplace and post-secondary insurance plans provide coverage for services delivered by registered social workers. Please review your individual benefits plan to confirm your coverage. A receipt will be provided after each session once payment has been processed.

I do not use artificial intelligence (AI) to document, conceptualize or make clinical decisions about your care. All clinical notes, case conceptualization and treatment planning are completed by me directly, in accordance with professional and ethical standards of practice.