Psychotherapy/Nutritionist

Psychotherapy:

Caroline Johnson, MSW, RSW, Psychotherapist

Individual, Couples & Family Therapy For All Ages

Caroline is a dedicated and experienced professional with a deep passion for making a positive impact in the lives of individuals, families, and communities. With a Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Toronto, a Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Windsor, an Honour Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from York University and over two decades of experience, she has refined her skills in various areas of social work and psychotherapy.

Background and Expertise Throughout her career, she has contributed to the well-being of diverse communities through her work in a range of community-based settings. Her practice is grounded in a strength-based perspective, which underscores the unique strengths and capacities that each individual possesses. This philosophy has her to tailor her approaches and modalities to the specific needs of each client, fostering an environment of trust, empathy, and empowerment.

Strengths and Approaches She firmly believes in the transformative power of human connection and the capacity for individuals to overcome adversity. Her commitment to advocacy, policy development, and community engagement further fuels her desire to effect positive change on both individual and systemic levels. Together, you can navigate the complexities of life, fostering resilience, self-discovery, and lasting well-being.

Specialization in Trauma and Neurodiversity At the heart of her practice lies a specialized focus on trauma and neurodiverse diagnoses across all age groups. Whether working with children, youth, or adults, she brings a personalized touch to therapy sessions, facilitating the journey towards healing and growth. Her dedication to empowering individuals to cope and thrive has led her to offer support on an individual, couple, or family basis, adapting to the dynamics of each unique situation.

Commitment to Holistic Care Caroline believes that true healing encompasses not only addressing mental health challenges but also fostering strong interpersonal relationships. Whether working with individuals, couples, or families, her goal is to create a holistic framework that promotes emotional well-being and interpersonal harmony.

Let’s Connect: Whether you’re dealing with trauma, neurodiverse challenges, or simply seeking to enhance your overall well-being, she is here to guide and support you on your journey.

Areas of need supported:

• Depression
• Anxiety
• Post partum
• Perinatal and Child loss/grief
• PTSD/Complex PTSD
• Medical Trauma/Systems Trauma
• Grief and loss
• Learning disabilities
• ASD
• ADHD
• ODD
• FASD
• Parenting support
• Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities
• System navigation/Service planning
• Divorce and Separation
• Intimate partner violence

CLICK HERE TO BOOK AN APPOINTMENT WITH CAROLINE ONLINE:             Caroline Johnson Online Booking Link!

Rates:

Initial Consultation       –          Free (20 minutes) 

Initial Assessment         –         $225 (80 minutes) First session only

Individual therapy       –             $170/session (50 minutes)

Group therapy            –              $220/session (50 minutes)

Relationship Therapy     –         $220/session (50 minutes)

Service Navigation        –          $170/session (50 minutes)

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Do you accept Extended Health Care Benefits?

A: Many insurance plans cover the cost of seeing a Registered Social Worker or Psychotherapist. If your plan does have social work or psychotherapy coverage, you will simply need to submit your receipt to them for reimbursement which will have the needed information already populated for you.

Q: Is it hard work?

A: Research has shown that our brains have the ability to change by reorganizing connections throughout our lifespan. Changing patterns formed over years and months can be hard BUT if you learned your current thought patterns, you can also learn to replace them!!

Q: Can we permanently get rid of all your symptoms?

A: No, that would mean erasing the foundation of who you are.

Q: Can you heal even if some of your symptoms persist?

A: Absolutely! Healing is about empowering you to live meaningfully and with hope alongside strategies that work for you.

Q: Will there be homework?

A: Not exactly, but if you only do the work in session you won’t have the experience needed to replace old unhelpful habits with new ones.

Q: What are your business hours?

A:  I provide options to fit the varied needs of my clients. 

Q: What kind of payment do you accept?

A: E-transfer following session is the preferred method of payment. However, arrangements can be made to pay with a credit card.

Q: Do you offer in person services?

A: Yes!  Beginning in November 2023 in person therapy will be available on weekdays at the Orchid Family Medical Clinic.  

 

Nutritionist: