Current Students

From September 2021 to April 2022 I will have four amazing Yorkville Students offering pay-what-you-can therapy through Postpartum Support Toronto. Book yourself in for a free meet and greet to get started .

Jessica Zhang (she/her)
“Becoming a parent is a beautiful experience, while at the same time can be challenging and likely even more so during this time of the pandemic. I am committed to supporting the needs of your mental health; however, your family comes, either two parents, single parent, all sexualities, and genders. My goal is to offer a nonjudgmental, supportive, and safe space for you to share your experiences and together collaborate on better understanding your concerns and finding the solutions that works for you.”

Kama Lee-Jackson (she/her)
“Of all the many times I have transformed and transitioned in my life, becoming and being a parent has been the most life, relationship, body, mind, and soul altering of any of them. Some of these changes have been for the better, some for worse, and some are just new and strange to me. It was these profound shifts that stirred me to begin working with new parents, to help them navigate the wild rides that come in the postpartum period and beyond.”

Shira Rocklin (she/her)
“Like you, I have been on the wonderful, yet challenging, parenting journey. From trying for a child to being a parent, this journey can bring up old hurts, worry, sadness, loneliness, stress, chronic pain and so much more. Are you caught in the overwhelm? Do you feel confused? Or like you are losing a piece of yourself? Are you struggling with loss and grief? Maybe you are having difficulty with your parenting, marriage, work or social relationships? You are not alone. Many others have felt what you are feeling!”

Quinten Hackwoon (they/them) *start date pending*
“I think every needs and deserves attuned and compassionate support all the time! but I believe it is especially important during transition periods like birth, relationship changes, relocation, or loss, where we can work together to explore the impacts on you, your identity, your relationships, and how the world engages with you. ”