Trauma Recovery & Support

Clinical Team

Trauma-informed support focused on safety, nervous system regulation, and evidence-based healing after difficult experiences.

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  Jeff Driscoll

  M.PSY, RP

  Clinic Director

  In PersonOnline

  Waiting List Available

  Jeff Driscoll is a Toronto-based Associate Therapist (M.PSY, RP) whose practice is grounded in the belief that lasting change requires more than understanding — it requires felt, embodied experience. Drawing on psychodynamic, somatic, relational, and existential frameworks, Jeff works with individuals, adolescents, and couples navigating anxiety, trauma, attachment wounds, and emotional disconnection. Jeff has a particular interest in men's mental health and the unique ways men are socialized to suppress emotional experience. He creates a space where that can be examined honestly and without judgment. He also works with LGBTQ+ clients, bringing sensitivity to questions of identity, belonging, and relational complexity. Whether working with couples struggling to reconnect or individuals who feel stuck despite years of self-awareness, Jeff's approach is collaborative and attuned — oriented not just toward symptom relief, but toward a more genuine relationship with oneself and others.

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  Brian Woodford

  MACP, RP

  Associate Therapist

  In PersonOnline

  Accepting New Clients

  Brian offers a non-judgemental and safe environment to all his clients. He establishes a collaborative partnership with his clients based on trust and acceptance, both of which he believes are essential to foster the self-compassion necessary to bring about positive change. Person-Centered Therapy (PCT), Strength-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) are approaches Brian integrates into his practice. This integrative and eclectic approach to counseling enables Brian to employ the most tailored and effective approach for each client. Brian is an empathic and respectful person and these attributes shine through his counseling style. Brian first attended Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador and completed his undergraduate degree in psychology. He completed his master’s degree in counselling psychology through Yorkville University. Brian has extensive experience in the non-profit sector, having worked with various organizations focused on providing assistance and support for persons living with various physical and intellectual disabilities. Since establishing himself in Toronto, Brian has gained extensive experience in the social services sector providing essential and therapeutic support for those most in need. Through Brian’s compassionate practice, non-judgemental approach and overall warmth he has a particular ability to connect with others and provide support for those who struggle with maintaining a healthy work/life balance, manage their stress levels or live with a variety of mental health issues, including addictions, grief or trauma. In his spare time, Brian enjoys hiking and discovering cozy, local coffee houses. He always welcomes a good book recommendation.

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  Maryam Moazzami

  M.PSY, RP (Qualifying)

  Associate Therapist

  Online Only

  Accepting New Clients

  Maryam Moazzami is a Toronto-based Associate Therapist (M.PSY, RP) who specializes in supporting women and couples through some of life's most emotionally complex and vulnerable transitions. Her practice centres on perinatal mental health — encompassing fertility challenges, pregnancy, postpartum adjustment, and the profound identity shifts that accompany becoming a parent. Maryam understands that the path to parenthood is rarely linear. For clients navigating fertility struggles, miscarriage, or pregnancy loss, she offers a compassionate space to grieve, process, and find footing amid uncertainty. For those in the postpartum period, she helps untangle the overlapping threads of identity change, relational strain, physical recovery, and the emotional weight of new parenthood. Her work extends beyond the perinatal context to grief, trauma, and broader family transitions — recognizing that these experiences rarely arrive in isolation. Maryam also works with couples, helping partners stay connected and communicate effectively through the relational pressures that fertility and parenthood so often surface. Maryam's approach is warm, grounded, and unhurried. She draws on relational and trauma-informed frameworks to meet clients where they are, without judgment, and with genuine attentiveness to the emotional texture of each person's experience.

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  Alfred Yau

  MACP, RP (Qualifying), CCC

  Associate Therapist

  In PersonOnline

  Accepting New Clients

  Before becoming a therapist, Alfred spent years working as an actuary — a profession grounded in precision, analysis, and long-range thinking. This background continues to shape his approach to therapy, which is thoughtful, strategic, and deeply attuned to patterns beneath the surface. He brings the same depth and intellectual curiosity to understanding the human experience, helping clients uncover insights that are often missed in more conventional approaches. Alfred’s approach combines critical thinking with a finely tuned emotional lens. He helps clients determine when to listen to their emotions, when to challenge them, and how to use them effectively in navigating life’s challenges. Through this work, clients can begin to harness emotional insight in ways that support living with greater authenticity and intention.

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  Oren Ogniewicz

  M.PSYC, RP

  Associate Therapist

  Online Only

  Accepting New Clients

  Oren Ogniewicz is a Toronto-based Associate Therapist (RP, B.A., M.PSYC) whose practice is built around helping people make sense of themselves — their patterns, their struggles, and the gap between who they are and who they want to be. He works with individuals navigating trauma, ADHD, anxiety, depression, and the particular pressures that come with being a parent or a man in a culture that doesn't always make space for vulnerability. Oren has a genuine interest in men's mental health — not as a niche, but as a recognition that men often arrive at therapy having spent years managing rather than feeling. He meets clients where they are, without judgment, and works at a pace that feels right for them. For clients living with ADHD, Oren offers more than coping strategies — he helps clients develop a clearer, more compassionate relationship with how their minds work, addressing the shame and frustration that so often accompany a diagnosis that went unrecognized for too long.

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  Mick Reiss

  M.PSY, RP (Qualifying)

  Associate Therapist

  In PersonOnline

  Accepting New Clients

  Mick Reiss is a Toronto-based therapist with a background that sets him apart: before entering the therapy room, he spent years working as a paramedic. That experience — of operating under sustained pressure, witnessing acute trauma, and carrying the weight of a helping role — shapes everything about how he works with clients today. Mick specializes in trauma and PTSD, with a particular focus on the individuals who are often least likely to seek help: first responders, healthcare workers, and other helping professionals. He understands the culture of these environments intimately — the expectation to push through, the difficulty of admitting struggle, the way the job can quietly erode a person's sense of self over time. With Mick, clients don't need to explain that world. He already knows it. His work also addresses burnout and occupational stress in their broader forms — for anyone whose professional life has begun to take a toll that rest alone cannot fix. Mick helps clients reconnect with themselves, process what they've been carrying, and build a more sustainable relationship with the work they do and the lives they live outside of it.

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