Veronica is a Registered Social Worker who supports teens, adults, and families through the things that can make everyday life and relationships feel harder than they need to. She has a particular focus on two areas: ADHD, autism and learning differences, and supporting first responders and helping professionals with the unique pressures that come with their work. She also works with couples when ADHD or autism is affecting the relationship, helping both partners better understand what’s happening beneath the frustration, conflict, or disconnection.

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As an ADHD Certified Clinical Services Provider (ADHD-CCSP), Veronica supports individuals who have always felt "different," are newly diagnosed, or are looking to better understand how their brain affects their emotions, relationships, work, and everyday life. She also works with parents and families navigating a child's diagnosis, changing family dynamics, and the challenges that can come with supporting a neurodivergent loved one.

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Veronica also understands that the stress of careers like policing, firefighting, paramedicine, nursing, medicine, and other helping professions doesn't stay at work. Constant responsibility, high-pressure decisions, difficult calls, and shift work can impact relationships, family life, sleep, and overall well-being. She provides a practical, non-judgmental space to process those experiences and build strategies that work both on and off the job.

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Her couples work is specifically for relationships where ADHD or autism is part of the picture. Whether one or both partners are neurodivergent, Veronica helps couples better understand each other's experiences, improve communication, reduce conflict, and create strategies that fit the way their relationship works.

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Her approach is practical, collaborative, and focused on helping people better understand themselves, strengthen relationships, and make meaningful changes that fit real life. She draws from evidence-based approaches including cognitive behavioural therapy, mindfulness-based strategies, and solution-focused therapy.

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Veronica holds a background in Disability Studies and Psychology, which informs her neurodiversity-affirming, strengths-based approach.

 

She also offers direct billing to most major insurance providers to make accessing therapy as simple as possible.

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If something here feels familiar, you’re welcome to reach out to learn more or explore whether working together feels like the right fit!

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Session types:

Teen | Individual Therapy | Family Therapy | Specific Couples Therapy

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Specialities: 

ADHD | Autism | Learning Differences | Life Transitions | Relationship Challenges | First Responders | Healthcare Workers | Family Conflict | Neurodivergent Couples

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Approaches:

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy | Solution Focused | Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy | Person-Centred | Anti-Oppressive | Strength-Based

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Session fees:

Individual - $165/50 min

Couples - $185/50 min

Family - $185/50 min

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Direct Billing:

• Alberta Blue Cross

• Blue Cross

• Canada Life | Great-West Life

• CINUP

• Desjardins

• Green Shield Canada

• Manulife

• Medavie Blue Cross

• People Corporation

• Simply Benefits

• SunLife

• Veterans Affairs Canada
  + more