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Be Well Therapy Studio Relational, insight-oriented, and grounded care across Ontario.

Be Well Therapy Studio is a solo psychotherapy practice offering therapy, supervision, and coaching for adults navigating identity shifts, burnout, and life transitions.

Healing doesn’t always look like a big breakthrough. Sometimes it’s reading a good book, setting a boundary you’ve been ...
10/19/2026

Healing doesn’t always look like a big breakthrough. Sometimes it’s reading a good book, setting a boundary you’ve been putting off, or finally taking that day off. 🍂
These small moments add up, and they count. Especially the ones where you ask for help.
Which one are you leaning into this week? Tell me in the comments. 🧡
If you’re ready for support, I’d love to hear from you. Link in bio to book a session.

There is a quiet kind of burnout that comes from believing you should always be doing more.More growing.More achieving.M...
10/14/2026

There is a quiet kind of burnout that comes from believing you should always be doing more.

More growing.
More achieving.
More showing up.
More keeping everything together.

But not every season is meant for expansion.

Some seasons ask you to build. Others ask you to rest, recover, simplify, or simply get through the day with a little more gentleness.

You are not behind because you’re in a slower season.
You are not failing because your capacity looks different right now.
And you don’t have to bloom on someone else’s timeline. 🌿

Maybe the question isn’t, *“How can I do more?”*
Maybe it’s, *“What does this season actually need from me?”*

Save this for the season when you need the reminder.

Your brain is not a storage unit. 🧠🍂If you’ve been carrying around a running list of thoughts, reminders, worries, unfin...
10/12/2026

Your brain is not a storage unit. 🧠🍂

If you’ve been carrying around a running list of thoughts, reminders, worries, unfinished tasks, conversations, and “I need to remember to…” moments lately… it might be time for a brain dump.

Try this:
✍🏼 Grab a piece of paper or a dedicated journal (or your Notes app)

🧠 Write down everything taking up mental space — no organizing required

📋 Then sort it into:
→ Do — something I can actually take action on
→ Decide — something I need to make a choice about
→ Delegate — something someone else can help with
→ Let go — something I don't need to carry right now

The goal isn't to make your life perfectly organized.

It's to get some of what's in your head and onto paper, so your brain doesn't have to keep working overtime to remember it all.

Consider this your October reminder:
You don't have to hold everything in your head at once. 🤎

Save this for the next time your brain feels like it has 47 tabs open — and send it to someone who could use the reminder, too.





Boundaries aren’t about pushing people away—they’re about creating a safe space for healthy connections to grow 🌱Underst...
10/07/2026

Boundaries aren’t about pushing people away—they’re about creating a safe space for healthy connections to grow 🌱

Understanding where your boundaries land can completely transform your relationships and your mental peace:

Porous: No guidelines. You might find yourself people-pleasing, saying "yes" when you want to say "no," and letting others dictate your energy.

Healthy: A gated fence. You balance your needs with the needs of others, creating connections that feel respectful, balanced, and mutually supportive.

Rigid: A stone wall. Often built from past hurt or anxiety, keeping everyone out to protect yourself, but ultimately leading to isolation.

Notice how your boundaries might shift depending on who you’re with. Which type do you tend to default to most often? Let’s chat in the comments 👇

Fall gives us so many little opportunities to connect.And sometimes love doesn't need to be grand or complicated. It can...
10/05/2026

Fall gives us so many little opportunities to connect.

And sometimes love doesn't need to be grand or complicated. It can look like knowing what makes your person feel cared for — and intentionally doing a little more of it.

🍂 Words of affirmation: Leave a sweet note in their bag or tell them something you appreciate about them.

🍂 Acts of service: Make them their favourite warm drink or take something off their plate.

🍂 Quality time: Go for a walk and leave your phones at home.

🍂 Physical touch: Cuddle under a blanket, hold hands, or give a longer-than-usual hug.

🍂 Receiving gifts: Pick up their favourite fall treat simply because it reminded you of them.
The point isn't to perfectly follow a “love language.”

It's to stay curious about what helps your partner feel seen, valued, and connected.
This season, what's one small way you can intentionally show your person some love? 🍁

Boundaries are not about keeping people out.They're about creating healthier ways of staying connected.A boundary might ...
09/28/2026

Boundaries are not about keeping people out.
They're about creating healthier ways of staying connected.

A boundary might sound like:

“I can't take that on right now.”
“I need some time before we talk about this.”
“I'd love to help, but I don't have the capacity this week.”
“I care about you, and this is something I need to decide for myself.”

Setting a boundary doesn't automatically mean someone will be happy about it. And their disappointment doesn't necessarily mean you've done something wrong.

Sometimes a boundary is simply an acknowledgement that your needs matter, too.
What boundary might create a little more breathing room in your life right now? 🌿

You became a therapist because you wanted to help people.But somewhere along the way, you realized that building a priva...
09/23/2026

You became a therapist because you wanted to help people.

But somewhere along the way, you realized that building a private practice requires a whole different skill set. 😅

So I’ve created something for therapists who are ready to start their own.

✨ Introducing my Private Practice Starter Kits.

Two options depending on how much support you need…➡️

Pricing.
Policies.
Intake forms.
Websites.
Marketing.
Client workflows.
Business systems.
And approximately 847 decisions you didn’t learn about in grad school.

I’ve been on both sides of this — building my own private practice from the ground up over the last 8 years while navigating the clinical, administrative, financial, and personal sides of running a practice.

Not to mention juggling full time and part time jobs, getting married, starting a family, and moving more times then I’d like to admit! Life gets busy and we need our practices to compliment that, not add to it!

🌿 Foundation Kit — $695 + HST

Strategy, personalized planning, foundational templates, launch resources + implementation support.

This is a great starting place for those that value a foundational roadmap or already have the basics in place and value some structured fine tuning to get York practice off the ground!

💪🏼 Complete Starter Kit — $995 + HST

Everything in the Foundation Kit, PLUS a customized 4-page Wix starter website and additional hands-on support getting your practice foundations in place.
The goal isn’t to build a practice that looks good on paper.

This is ideal for those that are looking for a complete level of support, or for those struggling to identify how to get started!

It’s to help you create a practice that feels aligned with the kind of therapist you want to be, the clients you want to serve, and the life you actually want to live.
Because your private practice should support your life — not become another thing you’re constantly trying to keep up with.

If you’ve been thinking “I really want to do this, but I have no idea where to start…” — this is for you. 🤍

DM me “START” or visit the link in my bio to learn more.

Perfectionism can look like ambition, responsibility, or having high standards.But sometimes, underneath it is the belie...
09/21/2026

Perfectionism can look like ambition, responsibility, or having high standards.
But sometimes, underneath it is the belief that “If I don’t do this perfectly, I’m not doing enough.”
You are allowed to:
→ do things imperfectly
→ change your mind
→ ask for help
→ take up space
→ be learning as you go
→ rest before everything is finished
You don't have to earn rest by exhausting yourself first.
And you don't have to be the best version of yourself every day. Sometimes, being a human version of yourself is enough. 🤍
What would change if you gave yourself permission to do something well enough this week?

You can care deeply about your work, your relationships, your family, your friendships, your home and yourself — and sti...
09/18/2026

You can care deeply about your work, your relationships, your family, your friendships, your home and yourself — and still not have the capacity to give 100% to all of them at the same time.

Burnout often asks us to reconsider the question:

“How do I keep everything going?”

and instead ask:

“What actually needs my energy right now?”

Maybe this season means:

🌿 lowering the bar
🌿 doing fewer things
🌿 asking for support
🌿 letting something be “good enough”
🌿 protecting your limited energy
🌿 accepting that your capacity will change

You are not failing because you can't maintain the same pace in every season.

Sometimes taking care of yourself means allowing something to be less than perfect.
What can be made a little lighter this week?

I’ll be back and ready to support you beginning the week of September 15! 🤍⁣⁣As I transition back into my schedule, my a...
09/14/2026

I’ll be back and ready to support you beginning the week of September 15! 🤍⁣
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As I transition back into my schedule, my availability will be:⁣
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🗓 Tuesdays: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM⁣
🗓 Wednesdays: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM⁣
🗓 Thursdays: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM⁣
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I’m so grateful to have some extra childcare support that’s allowing me to expand my hours through November! Once that extra help wraps up and I’m back from my move, my schedule will likely shift back to Tuesdays and Thursdays only, so I wanted to be upfront about that change ahead of time.⁣
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If you’ve been thinking about booking a session, I encourage you to reserve your spot early, as appointments may fill quickly.⁣
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You can book online anytime through the Jane App for Clients or by visiting the link in my bio.⁣
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Thank you for your patience, flexibility, and continued trust. I look forward to connecting with you this fall. 💚⁣

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84 York Street
London, ON
N6A1A7

Opening Hours

Monday 12pm - 6pm
Tuesday 12pm - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm

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