Welcome to Two Pines Art Therapy

Psychotherapy services & art therapy services for healing & mental health.

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Supporting your journey of self-discovery, healing, and personal empowerment.

Everyone experiences stressful moments, conflicts and hopelessness sometimes. Psychotherapy can help in many ways – encourage self-awareness, transform difficult emotions, change unhelpful patterns and behaviours, and can provide relief and a clearer way forward.

I offer both talk therapy services and art therapy services to best meet the needs of each individual.

Some of my focus areas with clients include:

  • Experience of neurodivergence

  • Chronic illness

  • Chronic pain

  • Cancer recovery

  • Body image

  • Identity

  • Marginalized experiences

  • Racialized experiences

  • Traumatic experiences

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Two Pines Services

  • 1-hour appointments are offered in-person in Muskoka, and virtually to residents in Ontario, Manitoba and British Columbia.

    You can book a free 15-minute consultation to determine if it’s the right fit and to ask any questions.

    Learn more about individual psychotherapy and art therapy services

  • Art therapy groups are offered in different focus areas, including strengthening self-esteem and identity, grief and loss support, and general wellness.

    Learn more about group art therapy

The meaning of two pines

The adventurer John Muir once wrote, “Between every two pines is a doorway to a new world.” Self-exploration through psychotherapy is like going on an adventure. We may not know the outcome but by taking one step at a time through the unknown, can we forge new paths that can lead us to rich new perspectives and experiences.

The pine tree itself is symbolic of strength, personal growth and a testament to endurance and unwavering spirit. Two pines together represent supportive collaboration, which is the foundation of the therapeutic journey.

Learn more about the therapeutic guide >