Miranda is a Registered Nurse Psychotherapist who offers a unique and evidence-based approach to psychotherapy, drawing from her background as a nurse, educator, and psychotherapist. With a diverse set of tools, Miranda aims to nurture growth and resilience in her clients. Her areas of specialization include assisting clients with anxiety, depression, grief and loss, perinatal mental health, and adapting to new mental health or medical diagnoses. Miranda is also skilled in guiding individuals through life transitions, aiding in the prevention and recovery from burnout, and facilitating the development of meaningful connections and relationships. Her practice is inclusive of clients spanning all age groups, from children and youth to adults and families. Miranda brings her expertise to healthcare providers as well, particularly in addressing issues related to burnout and vicarious trauma. She employs therapeutic techniques such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance Commitment Therapy, and Polyvagal to help clients build lasting foundations for nervous system regulation, strength, and security, enabling them to heal and face the challenges of change In her free time, Miranda enjoys grounding herself in nature, cold water exposure, and horseback riding.

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As a Registered Social Worker and Grief Educator (candidate), I believe therapy should feel like a supportive, non-judgmental conversation. I strive to create a comfortable, collaborative space where you can truly exhale — a space where you can speak honestly, uncensored, and don’t have to put on a brave face or pretend you’re okay as you navigate life’s challenges. My practice is holistic, trauma-informed, and grounded in a variety of evidence-based approaches, with an unwavering commitment to ethical and person-centred care.

Whether you are preparing for a loss, grieving someone or something you cared for, holding onto grief that feels invisible or complicated, or simply feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, or just plain stuck, you don’t have to walk through it alone. My goal is to walk alongside you with curiosity and compassion as we gently explore and work towards achieving the goals that are most important to you. Taking this first step can be hard and even a little scary, so when you’re ready, I’m here.

As a Registered Social Worker and Grief Educator (candidate), I believe therapy should feel like ... Read More