Hello! My name is Genséric Wallot, I am a licensed Sexologist based in Montreal, offering a professional service throughout Canada via videoconferencing in English and in French. I am a member of the Ordre professionnel des sexologues du Québec.
As a sexologist, I meet my clients with humility and unconditional acceptance to establish a foundation of growth based on trust, safety, and collaboration.
Thanks to my professional background, which has led me to work with a diverse clientele facing complex difficulties, I can offer you my expertise in a safe and caring space to address your issues with confidence. I am a dynamic sexologist who gets straight to the point, rigorous, and very sensitive to your experiences and problems.
You can contact me by phone or email to make an appointment. My consultations are exclusively via video conference with a flexible schedule.
Hello! My name is Genséric Wallot, I am a licensed Sexologist based in Montreal, offering a professional service throughout Canada via videoconferencing in English and in French. I am a member of the Ordre professionnel des sexologues du Québec.
As a sexologist, I meet my clients with humility and unconditional acceptance to establish a foundation of growth based on trust, safety, and collaboration.
Thanks to my professional background, which has led me to work with a diverse clientele facing complex difficulties, I can offer you my expertise in a safe and caring space to address your issues with confidence. I am a dynamic sexologist who gets straight to the point, rigorous, and very sensitive to your experiences and problems.
You can contact me by phone or email to make an appointment. My consultations are exclusively via video conference with a flexible schedule.
I’m a Black trained creative arts therapist and somatic therapy practitioner based in Tiohtia:ke/Montreal. My approach to therapy is essentially somatic, trauma-informed, person-centered and anchored in the assumptions of liberation psychology, anti-oppression & response-based practice.
I have practiced drama therapy and mental health counselling in community settings, with a focus on supporting marginalized Black folks, BIPOC and QTBIPOC youth. I am committed to a decolonized or re-indigenized view of health. Instead of viewing behavior and symptoms through the lens of pathology, I ask: How has your nervous system been responding to the world around it, and why? How can we work together to build compassionate understanding for these responses, while remaining curious as to what new responses may better suit who you currently are and what you desire?
Together, we can work towards your goals and support you in remembering and reconnecting to your own inherent resiliency and sacred resources for navigating all of life’s challenges.
Depending on the needs of those I work with, I draw tools from different therapeutic approaches:
Drama therapy, with some tools drawn from art, music and dance movement therapy
Mindfulness-based techniques
Person-centered therapy (humanistic)
Emotion-focused therapy
Solution-focused therapy
Somatic and EMDR therapy
Compassion-focused therapy
Strength-based approach
Response-based practice
Internal family systems therapy (IFS)
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
You can email me to schedule a 20-minute initial meeting and consultation by emailing me at:
[email protected]
Link to book with me: https://jade.psylio.com/en/ca/organizations/kathleen-charles-counselor/
I’m a Black trained creative arts therapist and somatic therapy practitioner based in Tiohtia:ke/Montreal. My approach to therapy is essentially somatic, trauma-informed, person-centered and anchored in the assumptions of liberation psychology, anti-oppression & response-based practice.
I have practiced drama therapy and mental health counselling in community settings, with a focus on supporting marginalized Black folks, BIPOC and QTBIPOC youth. I am committed to a decolonized or re-indigenized view of health. Instead of viewing behavior and symptoms through the lens of pathology, I ask: How has your nervous system been responding to the world around it, and why? How can we work together to build compassionate understanding for these responses, while remaining curious as to what new responses may better suit who you currently are and what you desire?
Together, we can work towards your goals and support you in remembering and reconnecting to your own inherent resiliency and sacred resources for navigating all of life’s challenges.
Depending on the needs of those I work with, I draw tools from different therapeutic approaches:
Drama therapy, with some tools drawn from art, music and dance movement therapy
Mindfulness-based techniques
Person-centered therapy (humanistic)
Emotion-focused therapy
Solution-focused therapy
Somatic and EMDR therapy
Compassion-focused therapy
Strength-based approach
Response-based practice
Internal family systems therapy (IFS)
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
You can email me to schedule a 20-minute initial meeting and consultation by emailing me at:
[email protected]
Link to book with me: https://jade.psylio.com/en/ca/organizations/kathleen-charles-counselor/
David Archer is a registered social worker, couple and family therapist, anti-racist psychotherapist and father of a little toddler. He is an EMDRIA certified Approved Consultant from Montreal, Canada (Tiohtià:ke) who specializes in treating complex PTSD and complex racial trauma using memory reconsolidation-based approaches.
Archer is the developer of an integrative therapeutic approach called Rhythm and Processing (RAP) Strategies. He provides both individual and group consultations to support other therapists. Additionally, he is the author of the following books:
• Anti-Racist Psychotherapy (https://amzn.to/3pSBfZX)
• Black Meditation (https://amzn.to/3JEnhm7)
• Racial Trauma Recovery (https://amzn.to/3C8HY89)
• Black Mountain (http://amzn.to/3qhKTYP)
• Transforming Complex Trauma (https://amzn.to/48Wff3r).
Mr. Archer has been a keynote presenter for the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr symposium at the University of Michigan, a plenary presenter for the International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation, as well as a plenary presenter for the EMDR International Association.
His written contributions are part of the required reading for EMDR therapist trainees.
He also provides consulting to organizations, group practices, and corporations internationally. Special areas of interest relate to complex PTSD, racial trauma, addictions, mindfulness, and vicarious growth. Mr. Archer seeks to increase the number of Black EMDR therapists, anti-racist therapists of all backgrounds, and revolutionary therapists in all disciplines.
David Archer is a registered social worker, couple and family therapist, anti-racist psychotherapist and father of a little toddler. He is an EMDRIA certified Approved Consultant from Montreal, Canada (Tiohtià:ke) who specializes in treating complex PTSD and complex racial trauma using memory reconsolidation-based approaches.
Archer is the developer of an integrative therapeutic approach called Rhythm and Processing (RAP) Strategies. He provides both individual and group consultations to support other therapists. Additionally, he is the author of the following books:
• Anti-Racist Psychotherapy (https://amzn.to/3pSBfZX)
• Black Meditation (https://amzn.to/3JEnhm7)
• Racial Trauma Recovery (https://amzn.to/3C8HY89)
• Black Mountain (http://amzn.to/3qhKTYP)
• Transforming Complex Trauma (https://amzn.to/48Wff3r).
Mr. Archer has been a keynote presenter for the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr symposium at the University of Michigan, a plenary presenter for the International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation, as well as a plenary presenter for the EMDR International Association.
His written contributions are part of the required reading for EMDR therapist trainees.
He also provides consulting to organizations, group practices, and corporations internationally. Special areas of interest relate to complex PTSD, racial trauma, addictions, mindfulness, and vicarious growth. Mr. Archer seeks to increase the number of Black EMDR therapists, anti-racist therapists of all backgrounds, and revolutionary therapists in all disciplines.
Therapist Specializing in Human Relations
I offer assistance in becoming aware and empowering yourself to take control of your life.
My method is client-centred and aims to help you self-actualize and reach your full potential.
Therapist Specializing in Human Relations
I offer assistance in becoming aware and empowering yourself to take control of your life.
My method is client-centred and aims to help you self-actualize and reach your full potential.
Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed, down or anxious? Do you have a hard time accomplishing goals or daily tasks? Do you want to work on your relationships? As a psychotherapist and counsellor, my role is to assist you in your journey to achieve these goals; together we will figure out strategies and tools that are ideal for you. I have experience working with individuals, and couples on a variety of issues such as anxiety, depression and stress amongst other complexities.
My work history is significant for navigating numerous types of interactions, which has further developed my skill set as a mental health professional. I use a client-centered approach and incorporate integrative techniques to psychotherapy, predominantly working from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT).
The decision to start therapy is not always easy, there is a mixture of stigma, guilt or misinformation involved. That being said, I commend you for looking into a mental health professional, as it is the first step towards your healing process.
Welcome
Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed, down or anxious? Do you have a hard time accomplishing goals or daily tasks? Do you want to work on your relationships? As a psychotherapist and counsellor, my role is to assist you in your journey to achieve these goals; together we will figure out strategies and tools that are ideal for you. I have experience working with individuals, and couples on a variety of issues such as anxiety, depression and stress amongst other complexities.
My work history is significant for navigating numerous types of interactions, which has further developed my skill set as a mental health professional. I use a client-centered approach and incorporate integrative techniques to psychotherapy, predominantly working from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT).
The decision to start therapy is not always easy, there is a mixture of stigma, guilt or misinformation involved. That being said, I commend you for looking into a mental health professional, as it is the first step towards your healing process.
Welcome
As a Black queer social worker of Afro-Caribbean descent, I work using a strengths-based, and trauma-informed lens, with a deep commitment to anti-racist and anti-oppressive practice. Much of my experience has been working with BIPOC and 2SLGBTQIA+ folks, particularly navigating racial, institutional and relational trauma. But I have also worked with many other communities. I believe that everyone has the ability to heal themselves, and I am passionate about supporting that journey.
I mostly rely on emotion-focused, compassionate, somatic and mindfulness-based approaches. I am firmly rooted in abolitionist and liberation-based frameworks, and work from a place of deep love for my communities.
I know that seeking support for our mental health is very vulnerable and can feel scary. So, I try my best to create both a safe and brave space where you can be yourself.
As a Black queer social worker of Afro-Caribbean descent, I work using a strengths-based, and trauma-informed lens, with a deep commitment to anti-racist and anti-oppressive practice. Much of my experience has been working with BIPOC and 2SLGBTQIA+ folks, particularly navigating racial, institutional and relational trauma. But I have also worked with many other communities. I believe that everyone has the ability to heal themselves, and I am passionate about supporting that journey.
I mostly rely on emotion-focused, compassionate, somatic and mindfulness-based approaches. I am firmly rooted in abolitionist and liberation-based frameworks, and work from a place of deep love for my communities.
I know that seeking support for our mental health is very vulnerable and can feel scary. So, I try my best to create both a safe and brave space where you can be yourself.
