About
Your Journey
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Feeling alone and not having all the answers to your circumstance can be distressing. You no longer need to feel isolated and uncertain. Step into a safe, nurturing therapeutic relationship and a peaceful healing space. You will be supported in gaining personal insight, a deeper understanding of your past and present, and begin to strengthen your connection within and with others.
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My supportive guidance aims to take you on a path of improved mental health and wellness for you, and your family. When working with people of all ages, I seek to understand your needs and the ideal horizon point, and move towards them.
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Growing into the best version of yourself often means doing something different from yesterday. I look forward to discovering new solutions together and being this journey of change with you.
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Your Therapist
Renee Ritter, Dip, BA, MSW, RSW
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Some of my own childhood experiences took me on a path of healing, self discovery, and determination. We cannot always choose our life circumstances but we can grow and heal to overcome them.
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As your therapist I will bring wisdom from my own life experiences of change and healing along with knowledge from extensive training and professional experience. I have a blended academic background with an earned Social Service Worker Diploma from Sheridan College, a Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of Waterloo, and a Masters of Social Work from Wilfrid Laurier University. I am a Registered Social Worker with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers. I have completed advanced training in trauma and relational therapeutic work for young people and adults.
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My work with children, youth, adults, and families spans over 20 years in healthcare, educational, and community-based settings both in Canada and internationally. I embrace and value working with diverse populations. I have expertise working with clients who are struggling with trauma, relational struggles, anxiety, mood concerns, addictions, inattention, learning and school issues, disruptive emotions, behavioural concerns, and parenting.
