Hello, my name is Matt-Trill Chambers.
I got into therapy because I became aware of many hurting persons in the world, and I wanted to do my part to provide healing. I’ve worked in different settings, such as an elementary school, group home, and treatment centre. I have a Bachelor of Child and Youth Care degree from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) University and a Child and Youth Worker diploma from George Brown College. I hope to assist people in healing in their mental health journey.
I can address various issues, including depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, ADHD and other behavioural needs, trauma/racial trauma, and family/relationship dynamics. We can explore your needs and goals to develop a path that works best for you by combining a variety of approaches, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, and Narrative Therapy. I work with children, youth, couples and families.
Hello, my name is Matt-Trill Chambers.
I got into therapy because I became aware of many hurting persons in the world, and I wanted to do my part to provide healing. I’ve worked in different settings, such as an elementary school, group home, and treatment centre. I have a Bachelor of Child and Youth Care degree from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) University and a Child and Youth Worker diploma from George Brown College. I hope to assist people in healing in their mental health journey.
I can address various issues, including depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, ADHD and other behavioural needs, trauma/racial trauma, and family/relationship dynamics. We can explore your needs and goals to develop a path that works best for you by combining a variety of approaches, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, and Narrative Therapy. I work with children, youth, couples and families.
Shaina has a Masters of Social Work and trauma-informed certification from the University of New England and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Laurentian University. She seeks continued education and training in cognitive behavioural modalities and clinical skills to serve her clients to the very best of her ability. Shaina practices evidence-based therapies through a culturally-informed and client-centred lens. Having utilized the services of a social worker herself over the years, Shaina recognizes the bravery it takes to advocate for oneself and seek help. She celebrates with each individual who does so, no matter how hard the journey. Shaina aims to create a non-judgemental space where her clients feel safe, accepted, seen, and able to express vulnerability because it is in these spaces we find healing.
Shaina has a Masters of Social Work and trauma-informed certification from the University of New England and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Laurentian University. She seeks continued education and training in cognitive behavioural modalities and clinical skills to serve her clients to the very best of her ability. Shaina practices evidence-based therapies through a culturally-informed and client-centred lens. Having utilized the services of a social worker herself over the years, Shaina recognizes the bravery it takes to advocate for oneself and seek help. She celebrates with each individual who does so, no matter how hard the journey. Shaina aims to create a non-judgemental space where her clients feel safe, accepted, seen, and able to express vulnerability because it is in these spaces we find healing.
Your days look successful to others, yet anxiety races beneath the surface. You lie awake replaying conversations, feel your chest tighten in meetings, and wonder why simple tasks drain all your energy. You may catch yourself scrolling, overeating, or snapping at people you love, then feel guilty. Deep down you want calm, confidence, and relationships that don’t exhaust you. You’re ready to understand where these stress loops come from and finally learn skills to break them so you can show up at work, at home, and for yourself with steady ease.
Your days look successful to others, yet anxiety races beneath the surface. You lie awake replaying conversations, feel your chest tighten in meetings, and wonder why simple tasks drain all your energy. You may catch yourself scrolling, overeating, or snapping at people you love, then feel guilty. Deep down you want calm, confidence, and relationships that don’t exhaust you. You’re ready to understand where these stress loops come from and finally learn skills to break them so you can show up at work, at home, and for yourself with steady ease.
I blend evidence-based tools—CBT, DBT, mindfulness—with a warm, anti-oppressive lens. Together we map the patterns driving your stress, teach body-based calming skills, challenge rigid thoughts, and practise boundary-setting. Every session ends with a concrete exercise so progress feels immediate and measurable.
Therapy is a big step, and fit matters. Visit my website and book a free 15-minute consult, or tap the email button, and I’ll get back to you. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us via phone or email. If I’m not the best fit, I’ll connect you to someone who is. Relief starts with one step; take it today.
Your days look successful to others, yet anxiety races beneath the surface. You lie awake replaying conversations, feel your chest tighten in meetings, and wonder why simple tasks drain all your energy. You may catch yourself scrolling, overeating, or snapping at people you love, then feel guilty. Deep down you want calm, confidence, and relationships that don’t exhaust you. You’re ready to understand where these stress loops come from and finally learn skills to break them so you can show up at work, at home, and for yourself with steady ease.
Your days look successful to others, yet anxiety races beneath the surface. You lie awake replaying conversations, feel your chest tighten in meetings, and wonder why simple tasks drain all your energy. You may catch yourself scrolling, overeating, or snapping at people you love, then feel guilty. Deep down you want calm, confidence, and relationships that don’t exhaust you. You’re ready to understand where these stress loops come from and finally learn skills to break them so you can show up at work, at home, and for yourself with steady ease.
I blend evidence-based tools—CBT, DBT, mindfulness—with a warm, anti-oppressive lens. Together we map the patterns driving your stress, teach body-based calming skills, challenge rigid thoughts, and practise boundary-setting. Every session ends with a concrete exercise so progress feels immediate and measurable.
Therapy is a big step, and fit matters. Visit my website and book a free 15-minute consult, or tap the email button, and I’ll get back to you. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us via phone or email. If I’m not the best fit, I’ll connect you to someone who is. Relief starts with one step; take it today.
I am accepting new clients! My goal is to help guide you through your past and present experiences. Leading you to meet yourself with less shame, more self-compassion and a better understanding of who you are. Therapy is a collaborative process. You are the expert in your life. I believe in supporting individuals on their journey to learn how to regulate emotions and separate their illnesses from their self-concept. You can begin to heal no matter what trauma or painful experience you have faced, and I will be along side you.
I have experience with those who have addictive behaviours, experiencing emotional disturbance, ADHD, self-esteem issues, BPD, anxiety, depression, and general life stress. I have lived experience dealing with anxiety and deep sadness. You are not alone.
If you’d like to start therapy, I offer free 15-minute consultations. I have flexible rates for equity deserving individuals and anyone in need of financial assistance.
I am accepting new clients! My goal is to help guide you through your past and present experiences. Leading you to meet yourself with less shame, more self-compassion and a better understanding of who you are. Therapy is a collaborative process. You are the expert in your life. I believe in supporting individuals on their journey to learn how to regulate emotions and separate their illnesses from their self-concept. You can begin to heal no matter what trauma or painful experience you have faced, and I will be along side you.
I have experience with those who have addictive behaviours, experiencing emotional disturbance, ADHD, self-esteem issues, BPD, anxiety, depression, and general life stress. I have lived experience dealing with anxiety and deep sadness. You are not alone.
If you’d like to start therapy, I offer free 15-minute consultations. I have flexible rates for equity deserving individuals and anyone in need of financial assistance.
Genevieve is passionate about journeying with those going through challenging life circumstances. She is committed to the change process because real life change takes time and attention. Genevieve founded Corner Counsellor to provide affordable, accessible and appropriate one-on-one sessions, community courses and group workshops in under-served neighborhoods. Corner Counsellor is also a mentoring and launching platform for newly registered therapists.
Genevieve is passionate about journeying with those going through challenging life circumstances. She is committed to the change process because real life change takes time and attention. Genevieve founded Corner Counsellor to provide affordable, accessible and appropriate one-on-one sessions, community courses and group workshops in under-served neighborhoods. Corner Counsellor is also a mentoring and launching platform for newly registered therapists.
Tanasha Smith is the principal social worker at the Mastery of Self Inc. She provides counselling to individuals, couples, families, and youth. Her greatest passion is to bring healing to people who have been through traumatic /stressful experiences. The goal for her clients is to help guide them into healthy perceptions of themselves and strengthen their relationships with themselves as peaceful, gifted and wholesome beings.
Tanasha Smith is the principal social worker at the Mastery of Self Inc. She provides counselling to individuals, couples, families, and youth. Her greatest passion is to bring healing to people who have been through traumatic /stressful experiences. The goal for her clients is to help guide them into healthy perceptions of themselves and strengthen their relationships with themselves as peaceful, gifted and wholesome beings.
I am Tracy a registered psychotherapist (qualifying) with the College of Registered Psychotherapist of Ontario. I have a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University and Certificate in Concurrent Disorders from University of Toronto/CMHA.
Growing up in Jamaica I realized that helping people was of great interest to me. It just felt good helping someone who was hurt, was having a bad day emotionally or simply wanted to talk. This genuine interest in the wellbeing of others, had me dreaming of a profession in which I could provide support to other people.
I have over five years experience working with individuals to realize their goals. I am delighted to be helping individuals to navigate through difficult times and celebrate breakthroughs with them. Using a strength-based approach to therapy, I journey with my clients as they discover and rediscover more about themselves and make sense of how their experiences have impacted who they are. Using clients’ support system, I use an integrative approach utilizing Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Narrative Therapy and Solutions Focused Therapy.
Everyone has a story I am happy to listen to yours and even help you to re-write it.
I am Tracy a registered psychotherapist (qualifying) with the College of Registered Psychotherapist of Ontario. I have a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University and Certificate in Concurrent Disorders from University of Toronto/CMHA.
Growing up in Jamaica I realized that helping people was of great interest to me. It just felt good helping someone who was hurt, was having a bad day emotionally or simply wanted to talk. This genuine interest in the wellbeing of others, had me dreaming of a profession in which I could provide support to other people.
I have over five years experience working with individuals to realize their goals. I am delighted to be helping individuals to navigate through difficult times and celebrate breakthroughs with them. Using a strength-based approach to therapy, I journey with my clients as they discover and rediscover more about themselves and make sense of how their experiences have impacted who they are. Using clients’ support system, I use an integrative approach utilizing Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Narrative Therapy and Solutions Focused Therapy.
Everyone has a story I am happy to listen to yours and even help you to re-write it.
I am a Nigerian-born Registered Social Worker with Master’s degree from Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia, Canada. I am a community mental health therapist who believes that people living with mental health challenges need to be supported with resources they need to navigate their challenges.
I believe that you do not need to go through those overwhelming life challenges alone and be feeling worthless, hopeless, pessimistic or a failure in life because you are bigger than your problems and challenges! I strongly believe that you are the expert of your lived experiences, and you know what you need best to navigate your challenges.
My goal is to collaborate with you respectfully and empower you with renewed insight for healing and help you hope for a better tomorrow. My practice approach is meeting my clients at where they are and provide each person a safe, unbiased and respectful space needed to allow collaboration and healing.
As a Registered Social Worker, my professional trainings and work experiences have positioned me to support my clients in unpacking their challenges through renewed insights to allow healing.
I specialize in working with individuals living with mental health challenges-anxiety, depression, stress, insomnia, grief, and PTSD. I am also very passionate about the mental well-being of immigrants and refugees.
My practice approach is to first see the person before the problem and holistically use different practice models like Person-Centered Approach, Strength Based Approach, Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Trauma Informed Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Anti-Oppressive Approach, just to mention but a few to support my clients.
I know that seeking help can be very challenging during difficult times, hence I come from a position of empathy and compassion during practice to meet the needs of my client.
I also offer spiritual and culture-informed therapy.
I look forward to partnering with you on your healing journey, to be better positioned to achieve your healing goals. Healing is possible for a better tomorrow with renewed insight.
You do not have to go through those overwhelming life challenges alone and be feeling worthless, hopeless, pessimistic, or a failure in life. You are bigger than your problems and challenges! Let’s collaborate and unpack your challenges, leveraging on your hidden strength. The adage that “Life Happens” is very true. I believe you are the expert of your lived experiences, and you know best what you need to navigate your challenges. Let’s go on this healing journey together, to be better positioned to achieve your healing goals. Healing is possible if we work as a team.
As a Registered Social Worker with a master’s degree plus my professional experiences, I am well-positioned to support my clients using the person-centered approach. Since there is no one size fits all solution. My goal is to collaborate with you respectfully and empower you with renewed insight for healing and help you see hope for a better tomorrow.
I know that seeking help can be very challenging during difficult times. Hence in practice, I come from a place of empathy, compassion, evidence-based, and anti-oppressive to meet the needs of my clients. I offer spirituality and culture-informed therapy. I am also passionate about the mental well-being of immigrants and refugees to reduce their challenges.
I am a Nigerian-born Registered Social Worker with Master’s degree from Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia, Canada. I am a community mental health therapist who believes that people living with mental health challenges need to be supported with resources they need to navigate their challenges.
I believe that you do not need to go through those overwhelming life challenges alone and be feeling worthless, hopeless, pessimistic or a failure in life because you are bigger than your problems and challenges! I strongly believe that you are the expert of your lived experiences, and you know what you need best to navigate your challenges.
My goal is to collaborate with you respectfully and empower you with renewed insight for healing and help you hope for a better tomorrow. My practice approach is meeting my clients at where they are and provide each person a safe, unbiased and respectful space needed to allow collaboration and healing.
As a Registered Social Worker, my professional trainings and work experiences have positioned me to support my clients in unpacking their challenges through renewed insights to allow healing.
I specialize in working with individuals living with mental health challenges-anxiety, depression, stress, insomnia, grief, and PTSD. I am also very passionate about the mental well-being of immigrants and refugees.
My practice approach is to first see the person before the problem and holistically use different practice models like Person-Centered Approach, Strength Based Approach, Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Trauma Informed Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Anti-Oppressive Approach, just to mention but a few to support my clients.
I know that seeking help can be very challenging during difficult times, hence I come from a position of empathy and compassion during practice to meet the needs of my client.
I also offer spiritual and culture-informed therapy.
I look forward to partnering with you on your healing journey, to be better positioned to achieve your healing goals. Healing is possible for a better tomorrow with renewed insight.
You do not have to go through those overwhelming life challenges alone and be feeling worthless, hopeless, pessimistic, or a failure in life. You are bigger than your problems and challenges! Let’s collaborate and unpack your challenges, leveraging on your hidden strength. The adage that “Life Happens” is very true. I believe you are the expert of your lived experiences, and you know best what you need to navigate your challenges. Let’s go on this healing journey together, to be better positioned to achieve your healing goals. Healing is possible if we work as a team.
As a Registered Social Worker with a master’s degree plus my professional experiences, I am well-positioned to support my clients using the person-centered approach. Since there is no one size fits all solution. My goal is to collaborate with you respectfully and empower you with renewed insight for healing and help you see hope for a better tomorrow.
I know that seeking help can be very challenging during difficult times. Hence in practice, I come from a place of empathy, compassion, evidence-based, and anti-oppressive to meet the needs of my clients. I offer spirituality and culture-informed therapy. I am also passionate about the mental well-being of immigrants and refugees to reduce their challenges.
LGBTQ+ Friendly & Transgender Safe Space
Life can be hard sometimes, but we don’t have to do it all alone.
Opening yourself up to someone you do not know is hard, but I strive to make that part as comfortable as possible.
I work from an integrative (e.g., psycho-dynamic, emotion-focused, cognitive-behavioural) perspective that is trauma-informed. I always cater therapy to whomever I am working with in order ensure that we are working towards the goals you would like to achieve. The therapeutic relationship is important to me. I strive to create an environment that is warm, open, and non-judgmental. I am open and accepting to any and all of your identities, whether that be religion, race, sexuality, beliefs or even if you have a lifestyle that is different.
Individual (Adults and Adolescents)
During our first session, I will orient you to what therapy is and how we should be progressing through it. I will also be sharing a bit about myself and how I work. During our first session, you will have a chance to discuss the concerns that have brought you to therapy. We will also get a chance to map out your goals and come up with a plan as to how we will address them within our sessions.
A psycho-dynamic perspective will help me understand your past and how it’s influenced your current state, an emotion-focused perspective will help us understand your emotions and how they play a role in your distress and how to alleviate them if they ever feel overwhelming. Lastly, the cognitive-behavioural perspective will help us hone in on maladaptive behaviours and work towards undoing them with a systematic plan.
I understand that no two people are the same, so I do my best to be open to learning about a person’s context (religion, culture, race, gender, sexuality, etc.). I believe that these are important aspects of who you are and should be taken into consideration to make therapy more meaningful.
Couples
The ones who say that relationships are easy are probably the ones who aren’t in relationships. In my work with couples, I strive to equally take both (or more) partners into consideration as we work towards creating a healthier relationship. The journey is ongoing, but it’s worthwhile. Together, we will be tackling communication issues, misunderstandings, triggers, hostility, and more. Sometimes you feel like you’re stuck in an endless cycle with your loved one. But taking the step to address your concerns can alleviate tensions.
I will be implementing tools and interventions that pertain to strengthening partnership whilst incorporating what I’ve learnt throughout my education.
I have an M.A. in Counselling Psychology from the University of Ottawa. I have experience working with marginalized populations (e.g., Planned Parenthood Ottawa, Family Services Ottawa), in addition to working in private practice. I have worked with a variety of presenting concerns throughout my career (e.g., anxiety, depression, trauma, addiction, interpersonal conflict, burnout, sex addiction, self-harm, panic disorder, etc.).
LGBTQ+ Friendly & Transgender Safe Space
Life can be hard sometimes, but we don’t have to do it all alone.
Opening yourself up to someone you do not know is hard, but I strive to make that part as comfortable as possible.
I work from an integrative (e.g., psycho-dynamic, emotion-focused, cognitive-behavioural) perspective that is trauma-informed. I always cater therapy to whomever I am working with in order ensure that we are working towards the goals you would like to achieve. The therapeutic relationship is important to me. I strive to create an environment that is warm, open, and non-judgmental. I am open and accepting to any and all of your identities, whether that be religion, race, sexuality, beliefs or even if you have a lifestyle that is different.
Individual (Adults and Adolescents)
During our first session, I will orient you to what therapy is and how we should be progressing through it. I will also be sharing a bit about myself and how I work. During our first session, you will have a chance to discuss the concerns that have brought you to therapy. We will also get a chance to map out your goals and come up with a plan as to how we will address them within our sessions.
A psycho-dynamic perspective will help me understand your past and how it’s influenced your current state, an emotion-focused perspective will help us understand your emotions and how they play a role in your distress and how to alleviate them if they ever feel overwhelming. Lastly, the cognitive-behavioural perspective will help us hone in on maladaptive behaviours and work towards undoing them with a systematic plan.
I understand that no two people are the same, so I do my best to be open to learning about a person’s context (religion, culture, race, gender, sexuality, etc.). I believe that these are important aspects of who you are and should be taken into consideration to make therapy more meaningful.
Couples
The ones who say that relationships are easy are probably the ones who aren’t in relationships. In my work with couples, I strive to equally take both (or more) partners into consideration as we work towards creating a healthier relationship. The journey is ongoing, but it’s worthwhile. Together, we will be tackling communication issues, misunderstandings, triggers, hostility, and more. Sometimes you feel like you’re stuck in an endless cycle with your loved one. But taking the step to address your concerns can alleviate tensions.
I will be implementing tools and interventions that pertain to strengthening partnership whilst incorporating what I’ve learnt throughout my education.
I have an M.A. in Counselling Psychology from the University of Ottawa. I have experience working with marginalized populations (e.g., Planned Parenthood Ottawa, Family Services Ottawa), in addition to working in private practice. I have worked with a variety of presenting concerns throughout my career (e.g., anxiety, depression, trauma, addiction, interpersonal conflict, burnout, sex addiction, self-harm, panic disorder, etc.).
