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Blair is a full-time family building practitioner at Informed Fertility, a counselling practice specifically designed to support individuals, couples and groups at various stages of their fertility journey. Blair is committed to supporting people experiencing primary or secondary infertility, as well as those seeking assisted fertility options for reasons other than infertility. She also offers counselling to those looking for guidance after completing their family, those moving forward after treatment and without children, and those whose dream it is to help someone else have a baby through donation or surrogacy.

Blair compassionately provides ongoing support to those coping with infertility, miscarriage, and bereavement, respectfully conducts the required counselling and assessments in advance of Egg Freezing and IVF cycles, as well as Donor and Surrogate arrangements, and provides exploratory information about fostering and adoption.

She has over 17 years’ experience and extensive familiarity working with people who have endured trauma, grief and loss, addiction, mental illness and attachment challenges. Having been a Gestational Carrier for close friends, Blair is warm-hearted, open-minded, and strongly believes in an inclusive and anti-discriminatory approach to care.

I have over 9 years of experience working with children, teens, and adults, as well as parents and families with neurological disorders like Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Autism (ASD), Learning Disabilities (LD), and mood disorders like Anxiety and Depression. I use a combination of cognitive-behavioural therapy, behaviour therapy and mindfulness strategies. My approach is unique, and out of the box, it is custom-created for you.

I help you with performance and learning strategies, moods, emotions and behaviour to help manage overwhelm, and stress and be successful in your day-to-day life.

I help parents, understand their child’s ADHD or Autism and figure out the best parenting strategy for your child’s needs.

My approach to therapy is collaborative, we work together to figure out what will work in YOUR life. I believe we can reach our goals and make sustainable changes by putting one foot in front of the other.

I’m a grounded, compassionate therapist who blends open exploration with pragmatism. My style is warm and genuine. I’ll follow your lead, gently challenge you at times, and help you set meaningful goals to move forward. I draw on evidence-based practices, from emotion-focused therapy to mindfulness-based behavioural approaches. Together we’ll learn to shift patterns, tap into deeper emotions, and find new ways to respond. I’ll regularly invite your feedback to make sure we’re on the right track.

As someone who’s navigated two decades of marriage and parenting spirited teens, work-life balance, and major career changes, I offer empathy and lived insight. I enjoy supporting individuals of all ages, and have a soft spot for parents, teenagers and young adults. As an artist, I try to offer creative approaches to my clients.

I am a student under supervision with Deborah Epstein Therapy, completing my Master’s degree in Counselling Psychology. Before becoming a therapist, I spent over 20 years as a creative professional, and I enjoy weaving creativity and mindfulness into therapy to help clients discover new perspectives and build resilience.

I offer a free 20-minute consultation to explore your hopes, needs, and whether we’re a good fit. Call or send me an e-mail – I’d love to hear your story.

As a professional coach I draw upon my life experiences working with parents, children and young adult staff through my 25 years of owning and operating Camp Manitou, an overnight summer camp whose mandate was to remove children from the digital world and allow them to flourish in a setting of the outdoors, with nature where cell phones and social media were not permitted.

Prior to this, I worked for 14 years in three other vocations. I received my law degree from Osgoode Hall and realized very quickly this career was not aligned with my strengths and values. I then ran a small real estate development company and then became the CEO of Canada’s first web site development company. I then felt it was time at age 39 to pursue my dream career of running and operating Camp Manitou.

This career was the best decision of my life. As someone who has experienced four different careers, I understand the value of having the courage to make changes in one’s life to follow your dream and obtain fulfillment. In addition, through my first-hand experience as a parent myself, and through owning and co-directing Camp Manitou for 25 years, I have gained extensive experience and wisdom in the areas of the affect of social media on children, teens, and young adults. The impact it has had on child-rearing, and the family challenges that can result , along the affect on one’s the mental health.

My coaching practise has a focus on developing strategies for individuals, families, parents and children to detox from the digital world while learning how to minimize the demands that arise from instant communication in our daily lives. This in turns allows for healthy relationships, positive growth and ultimate happiness.

I have been working over 15 years with children, teens, and adolescence as a
behavioural health professional specializing in autism, ADHD, and Learning disabilities. We work together to meet personal growth goals which may include life skills, social skills, school readiness, study skills, life and school transitions, habit stacking, organization, time management and emotional regulation. I provide a safe space to work on healthy habits and acquire the tools to succeed in learning and in life while managing anxiety, depression, and stress. I have been helping students navigate the system, advocate for their needs, help reach their goal, prepare for transitions, and coach them through this socially challenging and emotional time.

Providing clients with a self-determined approach to goal setting supports their
autonomy, helps to develop, and manage executive functioning skills and promotes self-
efficacy and confidence toward future success.

Michelle Fischler is a Certified Sex Therapist and Clinical Supervisor through the Association for Sex Therapy in Ontario (ASTO), and the founder of GETSOME—an unshaming sexuality brand, podcast, and education platform helping people rewrite their relationship to sex, desire, and shame.

With over a decade of experience in psychotherapy and community mental health, Michelle brings a grounded, radically inclusive lens to her work. Her approach is research-rooted, trauma-informed, and deeply human. At the heart of it all is this: unshaming sex is not just possible—it’s essential.

Michelle works at the intersection of sexual health, mental health, and cultural messaging, specializing in sexual shame, erectile dysfunction, penis pressure and performance anxiety, and mindful erections. She supports individuals and couples navigating desire discrepancy, sexual pain, and the disconnection that can show up when pleasure feels out of reach. Whether she’s helping someone unshame a soft penis or reconnect with their own erotic cues, Michelle’s work centers on reclaiming agency, sensation, and belonging in the body.

Through GETSOME, she offers accessible tools like the Easing Erection Anxiety mindfulness series, the Shame Detox Masterclass, and a collection of Pay to Play guides on topics like sexual communication, partnered pleasure, and how to unshame your sexual narrative.

Her work speaks to anyone who’s ever asked: Can you orgasm with a soft penis? What if desire feels mismatched? What if softness shows up when things heat up?

It’s always been about pleasure and connection. And allowing pleasure in begins with unshaming the story that surrounds it.

Michelle lives in Toronto, where she writes, teaches, and holds space for people ready to connect with their true sexual selves.

A compassionate and creative partner to support you in figuring out what truly drives you and how to make it a reality. Learn your own unique way of doing and being successful, instead of the “shoulds”, “the right way”, or “the normal definition of success” | My story: overachiever with generalized anxiety disorder until I hit burnout and couldn’t function. My entire life suddenly made sense when I was diagnosed with ADHD at 37. The ADD Coach Academy (ADDCA) helped me to relearn how to use my unique brain without guilt, anxiety, or stress and taught me the tools and skills to recover and transform my life | My mission: to create a safe space for you to relearn how to use your brain and to explore your way of making a unique impact | My journey: I have been coaching since 2021. I have over 15 years of leadership experience, both military and corporate, as well as a lifetime of living with ADHD and the best ADHD coach training available. I am an instructor with ADDCA and a qualified ICF, PAAC and ADDCA mentor coach. | Book a free Meet & Greet through my website for an introduction and coaching demo. No obligations, ever!

I’m a Gestalt psychotherapist who values the importance of process and integration. In practice, that means slowing down together to explore how an upsetting event has shaped you, and deciding what to carry forward as you move on.

I work with both individuals and couples, and a central focus of my practice is the painful gap between your ideal and your current reality—an imbalance that often drives distress. I specialize in helping clients navigate childhood trauma, PTSD and complex PTSD, borderline traits, and the everyday challenges of emotional regulation.

My approach is warm, direct, and experiential: we learn to create more mental space to tolerate difficult feelings and transform them into insight and action. The more deeply you understand yourself, the more courage you’ll have to build resilience rooted in self-compassion.