Jeff Driscoll is a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) and has a Master of Psychology from Adler Graduate Professional School. His approach integrates psychodynamic therapy, somatic-based distress tolerance, and logotherapy to help clients move beyond trauma toward personal growth. Drawing from object relations, self-psychology, attachment theory, and Adlerian concepts, he explores both childhood influences and future possibilities for meaning-making. With experience working with adolescents, adults, seniors, and couples, he uses evidence-based assessments and interventions tailored to each individual. Committed to a strength-based, collaborative approach, Jeff helps clients navigate their inner world, reduce distress, and cultivate deeper self-awareness and fulfillment.

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Aastha, initially trained as a clinical psychologist abroad, brings a deep understanding of how emotional and mental health difficulties impact the inner and social lives of individuals. Drawing from her personal experience as a patient of psychodynamic psychotherapy and her professional expertise, she helps patients uncover unconscious patterns, resolve inner conflicts, and alleviate present-day difficulties. With a strong awareness of the complexities of one’s daily life, she supports patients in navigating emotional distress and developing a greater sense of control and stability in their lives.

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Bolour’s clinical training in psychology abroad led to a deep interest in the underlying meaning of psychological symptoms and the defenses and strategies individuals develop to navigate their worlds. Her commitment to understanding the inner lives of patients led her to pursue psychodynamic psychotherapy, drawing on the works of Freud, Rank, Klein, Winnicott, Bion, Kernberg, and other foundational psychoanalytic thinkers. With a focus on philosophy, psychoanalysis, and the arts, Bolour brings a thoughtful, reflective approach to working with individuals from diverse backgrounds.

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Cydney is a passionate and empathic psychotherapist known for bringing warmth and positive energy into the treatment room. With over a decade of experience, she supports patients in overcoming challenges and achieving personal goals through a holistic, psychodynamic approach. Her work is deeply influenced by the theories of Alfred Adler, Carl Rogers, and John Bowlby, drawing on Adlerian Psychotherapy, Person-Centred Therapy, and Attachment Theory to guide her practice. Cydney also brings a strong connection to the fitness world, integrating physiological awareness and somatic techniques into therapy when appropriate. This mind-body integration reflects her belief in the power of movement, inspired by Adler’s idea that “life is movement” and all behaviour is motivated.

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Bronwen brings a thoughtful, integrative approach to psychotherapy, informed by her background in philosophy, education, and spiritually-integrative practice. Her work draws from Jungian psychotherapy, relational psychoanalysis, attachment-based perspectives, and somatic, mindfulness-based approaches. She welcomes diverse spiritual and existential frameworks, recognizing the role of meaning-making in healing and self-understanding. Bronwen is currently pursuing specialized training in somatic psychodynamic modalities such as the Hakomi Method and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, supporting change from the ground up by bridging insight with embodied awareness.

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Oren brings a thoughtful and insightful approach to psychotherapy, focusing on the often-unseen structures that shape how we make sense of our lives. With a background in film, he developed a deep appreciation for how meaning and identity are shaped—what gets emphasized, what gets left out, and how structure informs understanding. In therapy, he draws on this lens to help clients explore the personal narratives they’ve inherited or unconsciously constructed, including the defenses that shape emotional life and relationships. His approach combines close attention to emotional detail with a broader view of the historical, relational, and contextual patterns that influence experience. His thinking is shaped by a range of psychodynamic influences, including Adler, Freud, Klein, Winnicott, and Kohut. Oren offers a steady, reflective presence that encourages curiosity, self-awareness, and emotional openness.

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Adnan Zoubi is a Registered Psychotherapist with a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University and is currently pursuing his Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Adler Graduate Professional School (2024-25). His approach integrates psychoanalysis, Jungian analysis, Adlerian psychotherapy, and Bowenian family systems to help clients explore the deeper patterns shaping their thoughts and relationships. Influenced by thinkers like Carl Jung, Alfred Adler, and Murray Bowen, he combines evidence-based assessments with targeted psychodynamic strategies for meaningful change. With extensive education, professional memberships, and contributions to academic discourse, Adnan’s work is enriched by his passion for philosophy, history, and cultural perspectives. Committed to an inclusive, empathetic practice, he supports individuals from all backgrounds in their journey toward self-awareness and personal transformation.

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