ten·der·ly /ˈtendərlē/

I am a queer, neurodivergent, Palestinian-Egyptian and Filipino cis woman and racialized settler in what is known today as Ontario, Canada.

My lived experiences as a biracial, disabled, queer person from a working class family fuel my passion and ongoing commitment to bring culturally responsive, intersectional feminist and decolonial approaches to wellness, healing, and relationship building into my clinical practice. 

In our sessions together, I strive to create a warm environment where you feel seen, heard, accepted, safe, comfortable and supported to explore your thoughts, emotions, sensations and experiences. You should also expect laughter and silliness, and sharing moments of joy and celebration together.   While we may encounter periods of discomfort and difficulty through this process at times, it will be held with great tenderness.