Jenna provides therapy to children (including early years), teens, and adults, often working with individuals and families that are looking for support with anxiety, depression, trauma, parent-child relationships, social skills, and behaviour. She seeks to understand your experience and will journey alongside you in an empathetic and non-judgemental way, supporting you in developing new insights, recognizing patterns, building coping skills, repairing relationships, responding to challenging behaviours, and improving communication. Jenna aims to make the therapy space feel safe, engaging, inviting, and comfortable for all.

Jenna has received training and professional development in a number of areas including Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health, Complex Trauma, attachment-based therapies such as Circle of Security, Play Therapy, Emotion-Focused Family Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Narrative Therapy. She uses an integrated approach that is strengths-based and tailored to your needs.

Natalie works from the perspective that we are all managing something, no matter what age. She seeks to help you understand the challenges you or your child are having, explore if there are diagnosable levels of concerns, and gain insight into how relationships and environments can be optimized to help move forward. 

Natalie provides psychological assessment and therapy and works with children (including the early years), families, and adults. Natalie provides therapy and assessment for a variety of challenges including anxiety, depression, OCD, ADHD, and more. Natalie is trauma-informed, with years of experience in complex, developmental, and intergenerational trauma. 

Natalie is also trained and experienced in a variety of treatment approaches that can be integrated into both therapy and assessment, including elements of CBT, ERP, DBT, and EFFT.  She utilizes approaches geared towards young children including Circle of Security, Reflective Family Play, and other attachment-based interventions. Natalie has a long history of working in community mental health and has presented her work in a variety of settings including at SickKids. 

Tatiana provides therapy to children in their early years (infants, toddlers, pre-K) up to children of 12 years, as well as adults. Over the years, Tatiana has had experiences working in a variety of settings including community mental health, and shelters for women and children affected by domestic violence. Tatiana is a strong believer in the hope that therapy may be able to provide individuals with a space to form a deeper connection to who they are, and help to forge a path to where they really want to be. Tatiana is dedicated and compassionate in her approach, and is motivated to learn about who you are. What people feel they need from therapy can be very different depending on the challenges going on. Whether it’s anxiety, coping with trauma or trying to understand the impact of trauma, adjusting to a significant life transition (like being a parent), navigating behavioural challenges with your child or something more, Tatiana’s focus is in creating a safe space where you feel seen, heard, believed and understood.

Tatiana has experience and training with various types of therapies and areas of concern including attachment-based interventions, play-based interventions, Narrative Therapy, Emotion Focused Family Therapy, working with trauma, and early childhood mental health and development. Tatiana has a passion for supporting moms and their babies, especially in helping to evolve the bond and relationship between them. Tatiana uses her skills to meet each client’s individual needs, and has a strong background in providing trauma informed therapy. 

Ariana is a school and clinical psychologist registered in Ontario, providing services to children, adolescents, and families. Ariana has experience providing assessment, intervention, and consultation services in school, private practice, and community mental health settings. She uses a dynamic and integrative approach that seeks to understand client’s strengths and areas of need from an attachment and family systems lens.

At Growing Roots, Ariana provides comprehensive psychological and psychoeducational assessments to children and adolescents for a variety of challenges, including learning, attention, mood and anxiety, interpersonal challenges, emotional and behavioural dysregulation, attachment-related difficulties, and more. She is a trauma-informed practitioner with experience and training in developmental and complex trauma. Ariana prioritizes a compassionate, client-centered approach that seeks to ensure all clients feel heard and understood.

Ketty provides therapy to young children, teens, adults, and families, supporting them through challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, and relationship struggles. She brings over 10 years of experience walking alongside individuals and families through different seasons of life and believes therapy can be a safe, supportive space to better understand yourself, build resilience, and move toward meaningful change. Her practice is deeply grounded in an appreciation for cultural intersectionality and diversity, honoring the unique identities, values, and lived experiences each client brings.

Ketty believes that taking the first step toward healing and personal growth takes courage. It means facing fears, embracing vulnerability, and navigating challenges with openness. Ketty works extensively with adults navigating depression, trauma, grief, and life transitions, creating space to process painful experiences and rebuild a sense of safety, meaning, and self-compassion. She also supports neurodivergent individuals over the years, including those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). With young children and teens, Ketty focuses on building skills in emotional regulation, organization, communication, and social interaction, while helping families strengthen connection and understanding. Her approach is collaborative, strengths-based, and always tailored to each person’s unique needs and cultural context.

At the core of Ketty’s practice is the belief that meaningful connection is essential to healing. She offers a warm, non-judgmental space where clients can show up as they are, even when life feels messy or uncertain. Her work is integrative, drawing from Psychodynamic, Adlerian framework, Attachment-Based, Emotion-Focused, Trauma-Informed, Mindfulness, and Cognitive-Behavioural strategies. Known for her compassionate presence, Ketty strives to create an environment where clients feel seen, understood, and supported in their journey toward growth and healing.