Online sessions and occasional in-person meetings on Johns Island create a flexible, steady container where we alternate gentle exploration of family histories with targeted skills practice. Sessions move at a practical pace—shorter check-ins, focused emotion-regulation drills, and deeper work when patterns surface—so you can try tools between meetings and bring real moments back to session. I tend to collaborate closely with parents and young people, offering feedback in English or French and adjusting the rhythm as needed. This approach often fits families and young adults seeking clarity and usable change.

Online sessions and occasional in-person meetings on Johns Island create a flexible, steady container where we alternate gentle exploration of family histories with targeted skills practice. Sessions move at a practical pace—shorter check-ins, focused emotion-regulation drills, and deeper work when patterns surface—so you can try tools between meetings and bring real moments back to session. I tend to collaborate closely with parents and young people, offering feedback in English or French and adjusting the rhythm as needed. This approach often fits families and young adults seeking clarity and usable change.