Major Practice Proficiencies
- Individual Counseling
- Marriage and Family
- EAP / EFAP
- Health and Wellness
- Crisis Intervention / Trauma
Demographic
- Children
- Teenagers And Young Adults
- Men
- Women
Abuse
Disorders
- Anxiety Disorders
- Impulse Control Disorders
- Mood and Depressive Disorders
Career and Education
- Learning Difficulties
- Professional Burnout
- Workplace Issues
Marriage and Family Counseling
- Adolescents / Teens
- Adoption Issues
- Children and Childhood Development
- Coparenting
- Dealing with Divorce
- Family Conflicts, Resolving
- Mixed / Blended Families
- Parenting Issues and Approaches
- Separation
Medical and Health
- Chronic and Terminal Illnesses
- Diet / Health / Wellness
- Medical Anxiety
Other Specializations
- Abandonment Issues
- Anger and Anger Management
- Anxiety / Worry
- Boundaries, Establishing and Maintaining
- Caregiver Stress
- Communication Issues and Development
- Grief and Loss
- Individual Growth
- Panic and Panic Attacks
- Phobias and Fears
- PTSD
- Stress Management
- Trauma / Crisis Intervention
Therapies Used
- Behavioral Therapy
- CBT
- Cognitive Therapy
- Family Attachment
- Family Systems
- Narrative Therapy
- Parent-Child
- Social Learning
- Systems Therapy
- Shelley Is A Dedicated Psychotherapist With Experience In Supporting Public Safety Personnel (Psp) Through Complex Mental Health Challenges. With A Robust Educational Background And A Commitment To Professional Development, Shelley Has Completed The Echo Psp Program, An Advanced Training Initiative Designed To Equip Ontario Care Providers With The Skills Necessary To Assist Psp Effectively.
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Shelley Has Successfully Completed The Echo Psp Program, Which Focuses On Three Primary Objectives:
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1. Supporting Psp With Complex Mental Health Injuries Which Involves Acquiring Specialized Skills To Aid Psp Dealing With Mental Health Issues That Impact Their Work Performance.
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2. Understanding Psp Workplace Cultures Which Requires Identifying And Navigating The Unique Cultural Aspects Of Psp Workplaces That Influence How Mental Health Concerns Are Experienced, Reported, And Addressed.
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3. Effective Communication And Collaboration Which Includes Collaborating With Workplace Parties, Insurance Providers, And Care Providers To Enhance Access To And Quality Of Mental Health Care For Psp.
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Shelley Has Participated In Case-Based Learning And Clinical Discussions From Expert Presentations, Building Confidence And Expertise In Handling Complex Mental Health Scenarios. She Emphasizes A Patient-Centered Approach, Applying New Knowledge To Improve Care And Support The Recovery And Work Reintegration Of Psp. Shelley Is Part Of A Community Of Care Providers In Ontario, Who Are Committed To Continuously Gaining Up-To-Date Knowledge, Skills, Resources, And Expert Advice.
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Shelley Has Been Actively Involved In The Echo Psp Program, Attending Sessions And Contributing To Clinical Discussions. This Engagement Has Resulted In A Deepened Understanding Of The Mental Health Challenges Faced By Psp And Effective Strategies For Addressing These Issues. With A Compassionate Approach And A Wealth Of Specialized Training, Shelley Is A Highly Qualified Psychotherapist Dedicated To Supporting The Mental Health And Well-Being Of Public Safety Personnel.
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Special Populations I Work With
Public Safety Personnel (PSP)