My Commitment to Client Privacy and Professional Ethics

I provide professional psychotherapy services tailored to your unique mental health needs. In Ontario, psychotherapy is a strictly regulated healthcare practice designed to protect the public and ensure the highest standards of care.

To adhere fully to the professional ethics, standards, and privacy laws mandated by the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO) and the Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA), this practice maintains strict professional boundaries across all public environments. Please be advised that I am legally and ethically prohibited from confirming or denying client relationships. This duty of absolute confidentiality is maintained at all times, including in public settings and digital spaces, meaning I cannot respond to, acknowledge, or validate any public reviews or comments.

Furthermore, under our provincial regulatory standards, registered psychotherapists are not permitted to solicit, request, or encourage testimonials or reviews from current or former clients. This anti-solicitation rule is a vital ethical standard designed to protect clients from exploitation, prevent conflicts of interest, and preserve the safety and therapeutic safety of the clinical relationship.

While modern business practices often rely on public ratings and marketing, the therapeutic process demands complete confidentiality, clinical objectivity, and trust. These boundaries are firmly and unconditionally maintained across every aspect of my practice to protect your privacy and well-being. If you ever have questions, feedback, or concerns regarding your care or my services, you are invited to reach out directly so I can discuss them with you in a private, confidential setting.