I await the unique story you bring to my doorstep so that I may extend a bridge between where you may feel stuck and where you belong.
Let’s find you, together ™
Welcome to the LISTENING ROOM.
In-person (Richmond Hill, Ontario) & virtual psychotherapy services across Ontario, British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Newfoundland & Labrador.
Counselling and coaching services are available worldwide
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Life is complicated and the load you are bearing can feel overwhelming. I will hold your container through the services of therapy and compassionate listening while you sort out your thoughts and feelings. When you are ready, I will journey with you towards a life of thriving and flourishing.
Therapy services include:
Couples & Relationship Support Support for Women & Couples Navigating Fertility and Childhood Illness Inner Child Work: Reconnecting with Your Younger Self Anxiety and Emotional Regulation Trauma-Informed Therapy
"May you be free of all that no longer serves you, as you reconcile your turmoil so that you may cultivate inner serenity and bliss."
During a session with Janet, you have the opportunity to ground yourself with the calming, soothing and healing sound of a live harp as a means to bring about stillness to mind and mindfulness to breath.
When you are alone in the *liminal space* between brokenness and healing, wrestling with the darkness, when you find someone who is mindfully present,
who is listening non-judgementally, who is not trying to fix,
who is holding space for you,
that is pivotal.
Are you having an a-ha moment? Perhaps the ‘liminal’ is the space you have been visiting the past while? It is no coincidence you found this site. THIS is the service you have been looking for; someone to confidentially and compassionately listen, no judgement, no fixing… simply holding space to feel heard, to reflect and safe enough to trust and transform.
What is a* LIMINAL SPACE?*
Adj. lim·i·nal|ˈli-mə-nᵊl
Latin: limen, limin =‘threshold’
A liminal space is a very common place we can find ourselves in. Author Richard Rohr describes liminal space as where we are “betwixt and between the familiar and the completely unknown.
There alone is our old world left behind, while we are not yet sure of
the new existence… a space where genuine newness can begin.
Get there often and stay as long as you can by whatever means possible.”