Anxiety
When worry takes up too much space.
Support for adults experiencing anxiety, with space to explore what feels difficult and develop skills for navigating everyday life.
Life can be complicated.
You can make room for support.
Counselling for adults navigating mental health concerns,
relationships, health changes and life’s transitions.
Depression
When everyday life feels heavier.
A compassionate place to talk about low mood and the challenges you’re facing, and to work together towards meaningful next steps.
Stress management
When the demands feel overwhelming.
Explore the pressures in your life and work on practical ways to respond, cope and make room for your own needs.
Grief, loss & bereavement
When you’re living with loss.
Grief does not always unfold as we expect. There is room to speak about what you miss, what feels unsettled and what this chapter means to you.
Separation, divorce & relationships
When connection feels complicated.
Support for the emotional impact of separation, divorce and relationship difficulties. Together, we can explore the changes, questions and decisions that lie ahead.
Addiction
When you’re considering change.
Drawing on more than 30 years of experience in mental health and addiction, I offer a collaborative, compassionate and non-judgmental space to explore your concerns and next steps.
Coping with chronic illness
When health changes affect your life.
A place to talk about the emotional challenges of living with chronic illness, and to explore coping skills and the support that matters to you.
Women’s health
Space for your experience.
Support for the emotional concerns and life changes connected with women’s health, with room to explore what you’re experiencing and what you need.
Life transitions
When life moves into a new chapter.
Space to explore change, uncertainty and the decisions ahead, with a focus on insight, resilience and skills you can use in everyday life.
If medication is part of your care or something you’re considering, I can help you prepare informed questions for your psychiatrist or family doctor.
Preparing for medication discussionsBefore you begin
A few practical
A few practical
questions.
Knowing what to expect can make reaching out feel a little easier.
Ask Cori a questionCan I talk with Cori before booking?
Yes. A free 15-minute consultation is an opportunity to ask about the practice, discuss what you’re looking for and consider whether you’d like to arrange an appointment.
Are sessions in person or online?
I offer in-person counselling and online video sessions. Contact me to confirm current availability and discuss which format may suit you.
Where is the practice located?
My practice is in the Yonge & Eglinton area of Toronto. Contact me for appointment and location details.
What are the fees?
Please contact me for current fees and session details. If you have a benefits plan, check with your provider about coverage for counselling with a Registered Social Worker.
What should I share in the enquiry form?
Share your name, your preferred way to be contacted and a convenient time to reach you. There’s no need to describe your personal circumstances or health history in the form.
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Take 15 minutes to ask questions, discuss what you’re looking for and see whether working together feels right for you.