Stacey Jenkins
The symbol speaks in many ways. Stacey incorporates decades of experience with the Tarot, astrology, the I Ching and other divinatory tools in her practice. These practices invite synchronicity and the mysterious domain of intuition into the dialogue between consciousness and the unconscious.
Joan Hawkins Wong
Mitch Smolkin
Mitchell has extensive experience working with couples dealing with a wide range of issues including emotional injuries resulting from infidelity, addiction and general distress from childhood trauma and accidents among other factors. With individuals, Mitchell works psychodynamically using dreams and other means from a non-judgemental collaborative standpoint. Mitchell holds a Masters in Counselling Psychology, certifications […]
Jane Smith-Eivemark
Jane has lived in six Canadian provinces in both rural and urban areas. She also lived in England for one year. Jane graduated from the University of Toronto with her master’s degree and the University of Alberta with her doctoral degree. Jane lives on the Hamilton mountain. In her leisure time she loves swimming, cycling, […]
David Pressault
David’s fields of interest include art, finding one’s creative nature, the individuation process as an embodied and lived reality and the exploration and interpretation of dreams. He accompanies adults struggling with different life issues. His work invites one to share, observe and explore their life story. In this process, unconscious issues that are a source of […]
Margaret Meredith
Roger LaRade
I come to analysis work with rich and diverse professional experiences that enables me to work with individuals from varied backgrounds. My degrees in philosophy, education, theatre, and theology offer clients an opportunity to enter analysis with a professional whose experience is well rounded and noteworthy to help individuals deal creatively with many of the […]
Brian W. Collinson
Brian holds two Masters’ degrees (University of Toronto; University of Western Ontario). He has done extensive additional academic and internship work in a variety of settings, including coursework in the Grief and Bereavement Program of the Adler School of Psychology, the Toronto Institute for Pastoral Training and Canadian Association for Spiritual Care and other additional […]
Patricia Brannigan
She entered the OAJA training programme soon after retiring. While completing the training programme, Patricia lived and worked in South Africa, Asia and the U.S. She recently relocated to Guelph with her husband where she has a private practice. Patricia continues to enjoy cottage life on the Bruce Peninsula and time with her grandchildren. Her […]
Cliona Dickie
Jungian analysis is a way of working with psyche. As an explorative non- judgemental approach it is based on the concept of a balance between conscious and unconscious aspects. Analysts work with unconscious images such as dreams, or images. The unconscious communicates in image. The goal is greater synthesis, self awareness, and therefore an expansion […]
Beverly Bond Clarkson
Ray C. Walker
Terilynn Graham-Freedman
Cathy Lee Farley
Caroline Duetz
