Meet the TEAM behind Healing Recovery Centre

Morgan Weatherup M.S.W., R.S.W.

Founder, Clinical Director, Therapist, Clinical Supervisor

My name is Morgan Weatherup, and I am a registered Clinical Social Worker, therapist, and founder of Healing Recovery Centre.

I specialize in supporting individuals, families, and caregivers navigating eating disorders, trauma, emotion regulation, and disconnection from themselves, using an emotion-focused, relational, parts-based, and somatic approach. My work also extends into integration coaching, breathwork, and psychedelic-assisted therapy.

My work is grounded in creating a space where people feel understood, supported, and safe enough to explore what’s really going on beneath the surface. Many of the people I work with have tried other forms of therapy or support and are still feeling stuck. Together, we move beyond just talking and into experiential, emotional, and body-based work that supports real, lasting change.

In my work with non-ordinary states of consciousness and psychedelic-assisted therapy, I support individuals at all stages of their healing process. I provide preparation, integration, and ongoing therapeutic support for those accessing psychedelics through regulated pathways, as well as for individuals engaging with these experiences outside of a clinical setting who are looking for grounded, trauma-informed support.

I also work closely with parents and caregivers supporting loved ones through mental health challenges, including eating disorders, helping them feel more confident, connected, and supported in the role they play in their loved one’s healing.

As a therapist, I draw from Emotion-Focused Therapy, Emotion-Focused Family Therapy (EFFT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), parts work, somatic and breathwork-based practices, and psychedelic-assisted therapy approaches. My work is rooted in the belief that emotions are not the problem — they are the pathway — and that healing requires more than insight alone.

Alongside my clinical work, I am the founder and owner of Healing Recovery Centre, where I lead a team of practitioners committed to providing integrative, high-quality care grounded in depth, integrity, and the belief that people deserve more than one way to heal. I also provide clinical supervision, consultation, and training to other professionals.

I have spent the last several years deeply engaged in my own emotional process, and I hold a strong commitment to continuing that work so I can show up fully and authentically for the people I support.

Outside of my work as a therapist and business owner, I love spending time with my family, dancing like no one is watching, snuggling with my dogs, and finding reminders in nature that healing, growth, and change are possible — and beautiful in every stage.

If you’d like to connect, please book a discovery call to see if we are a good fit.

Katie Koruna, MA, RP

Registered Psychotherapist, Clinical Supervisor

I’m Katie Koruna, fellow human and learner, Mom to 3 boys and Registered Psychotherapist. I aim to bring an open-hearted, client-centred, eclectic approach to the therapy work I do. I show up as me and I am so grateful you are choosing to do the same!

I support individuals across the lifespan and from all walks of life. At the core of my work is a humanistic belief: that you are inherently capable of growth, healing, and resilience. I use EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), Emotion-Focused Family Therapy (EFFT) Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Trauma-Focused CBT to support this work. My role is to help you feel less alone and more supported as you navigate life’s complexities. Even more important than therapeutic modalities is your inner healing intelligence and I truly believe in your innate healing potential. (A real fancy way of saying…you have all you need inside you and I absolutely believe that).

I provide clinical supervision to new and developing therapists as well as students during practicum. I am passionate about supporting fellow colleagues who are looking to build skill, work through clinical cases or process personal blocks that may come up when supporting clients. I meet the CRPO’s requirements to provide clinical supervision.

A meaningful part of my practice includes supporting individuals using psychedelic-assisted

psychotherapy. I deeply believe in the healing potential of these medicines and treat this work with the utmost safety, integrity, and reverence. I’ve completed specialized training with Therapsil to help eligible clients gain legal access to psilocybin or MDMA through Health Canada’s Special Access Program. Other components of my practice include facilitating Critical Incident Debriefings for groups following acute incidents and Anxiety focused support groups for children. In every context, I strive to create a safe, affirming space for healing to unfold.

Beyond my clinical work I’m a mother, a partner, a nature lover and someone who has had to find her way through hardship too. I know the courage it takes to reach out. I too have wanted to avoid these healing spaces and therefore deeply understand the bravery it takes to show up here.

I’m also committed to giving back to my local community here in Newmarket and spend time

volunteering with community meal programs. When I’m not in the therapy room you’ll likely find me camping, cycling, reading, or spending quality time with the people I love.

Are you a therapist looking for Clinical Supervision? Book with Katie HERE.

Rachel Hilton, M.S.W., R.S.W

Therapist, Registered Social Worker

I’m Rachel (she/her), a Registered Social Worker and therapist. I bring to the Healing Recovery Centre team a wealth of lived experience, identifying as part of the 2SLGBTQ+ community and experiencing life through a neurodiverse lens. My personal healing journey has deepened my capacity for connection and empathy, allowing me to walk alongside others as they recognize their existing strengths and develop adaptive ways of coping.

I believe that people often come to therapy with much of the willingness and many of the skills already needed for growth, healing, and healthy development. My vibrant enthusiasm, tenderness, and openness contribute to creating a safe environment where people can discover and develop into a version of themselves that can truly thrive, not simply survive.

I believe that caring for our mental and emotional well-being is just as important as caring for our physical bodies. I offer compassionate, truly trauma-informed, and size-inclusive support for those struggling to reconnect their mind and body. Together, we can work toward building a healthy, empowered, and kind relationship with yourself, supporting you in reclaiming health, cultivating self-love, and practicing intuitive self-care.

My work is primarily with children, adults, and families, helping them discover their strengths and supports while nurturing emotional self-exploration, regulation, and self-compassion. I support those experiencing challenges with nervous system regulation, emotional processing, executive functioning, body image concerns, and trauma, including childhood trauma and complex PTSD.

Together, we work to build insight, resilience, and practical tools for navigating life’s challenges, fostering a deeper sense of safety, connection, and authenticity within yourself and your relationships.

My practice integrates both clinical and holistic approaches, tailored to your unique treatment needs. Modalities may include therapeutic child-centred play, therapeutic art interventions, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Somatic Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), and Emotion-Focused Family Therapy (EFFT). These approaches support nervous system regulation, emotional processing, coping skills, mental health concerns, and overall healing, growth, and development.

Mariana Paz-Soldan, RSW, MSW

Therapist, Registered Social Worker

My name is Mariana (she/her), and I am a registered social worker and psychotherapist in Ontario, working with Healing Recovery Centre.

My intention as a therapist is to offer you a tender, non-judgemental, and empathetic space. Together, we may explore the patterns in your life, tend to wounds that feel heavy, or discover new ways of coping and moving forward. I am here to support you in gaining insight, understanding, and self-compassion. If you work with me, you can expect my full attention, curiosity, deep compassion and warmth (with some laughter thrown in there, when it feels right).

As a deeply feeling therapist, I have a passion for supporting super-feelers (or highly sensitive people)—those who are wired to feel their emotions and their environments deeply. I believe that people who are wired “to go deep” are attuned to the subtler details of life and therefore have unique needs and require different tools to navigate the world.

Other areas of practice that I am especially passionate about supporting include:

• Working with perfectionism and self-criticism
• Anxiety and overthinking
• Navigating culture and identity
• Teens, young adults, and caregivers who have experienced, or are supporting a loved one experiencing, eating disorders or disordered eating
• Supporting caregivers in connecting with their child as they navigate emotion regulation challenges

I draw from approaches such as Emotion‑Focused Family Therapy (EFFT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), selecting tools collaboratively based on your needs and goals.I work from a person-centred, trauma-informed perspective and bring an anti-diet, anti-oppressive stance into my work. As a second‑generation Canadian and Latina, I am especially attentive to how culture, family, migration, and intergenerational experiences shape our emotional worlds and relationships. I also believe deeply in the wisdom and lived experience that each person already holds within themselves.

Taking the first step toward your therapy and healing journey can feel both courageous and challenging. Whether you are feeling hopeful, unsure, or somewhere in between, you are welcome here just as you are.

Robin Marshment, M.A., C. PSYCH. ASSOC.

Clinical Psychological Associate and Clinical Supervisor

Hi, my name is Robin Marshment, and I’m a Clinical Psychological Associate and a member in good standing of The College of Psychologists of Ontario. Since receiving my degree in School and Child Clinical Psychology I have gained extensive experience working in the areas of child and adolescent mental health, and developed a specialization in the treatment of adolescent eating disorders. With over 20 years of experience working in the field of eating disorders, I have supported numerous youths and their families across York Region in their journeys back to health and wellness.

While I consider myself an eclectic therapist and respect the individuality of each client and family I work with, my work is guided by trauma-informed and strength-based approaches. I have a calm and compassionate approach to engage with youth and parents to create a safe space where all present feel their voice can be heard, understood and respected. I also use my years of experience in Family Based Therapy (FBT), Emotion Focused Family Therapy (EFFT), and Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT) throughout my sessions.

I am available to meet with children, youth and parents, for individual sessions, family sessions and parent coaching sessions. I am also available for clinical supervision, professional case consultation, group services and workshops.

Nikki Koruna

Psychedelic Assisted Therapy Nurse

My name is Nikki and I am a mother of three, a Registered Nurse in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant working with babies and families alike. Although within my designation my priority is to provide care for the baby, I believe support of the family and caregivers is equally as important to fully understand and contribute to healing. I want to empower us all to be partners to naturally promote health and wellness. My top priority is supporting my patients within their boundaries by developing a relationship which fosters an open dialogue, trust and empowers each individual throughout their mental health journey.

Working within the hospital environment I have a very intimate understanding of the medical system and the limitations in supporting patients through non traditional treatments. Alongside my experience within the hospital, I have experienced traumatic loss at a very important time of my life. Experiencing loss and looking back at the emotional support I had available encourages me to educate my patients and raise awareness about the unfamiliar treatment methods that are offered. These life experiences molded my passion and taught me how important it is to guide others to seek relief from the pain they have experienced and to support others while maintaining safety, care and dignity in what can be fragile times.

By being an active member in your treatment care team I want my patients to know they are never alone. I’m excited to embark on each and everyone’s unique journeys and be a part of a revolutionary movement in medicine reinventing how we think about mental health.

Robyn Winterbottom

Medical Director & Psychiatrist

Dr. Robyn Winterbottom completed medical school at McMaster University and her psychiatry residency training at the University of Toronto. She has broad experience treating PTSD, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, schizophrenia, and other complex mental health conditions, and is experienced in working with neurodivergent individuals.

Dr. Winterbottom believes that meaningful recovery happens not in isolation, but through connection. She values a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach to care that integrates evidence-based psychiatry with a holistic understanding of mental health. Her approach recognizes that mental health is shaped not only by the biological aspects of illness, but also by psychological, social, and relational factors, including our past experiences, the health of our nervous system, our relationships, and our connection to nature.

“I believe there are many paths to healing. My role is to meet people where they are with curiosity, compassion, and respect, while helping them discover the approaches that best support their unique journey. Healing unfolds over time, often taking unexpected turns. Even when the path isn’t straightforward, meaningful change is always possible.”

Dr. Winterbottom has extensive experience in psychotherapy, including Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), and a special interest in mindfulness, nervous system regulation, and somatic approaches to healing. As both a mother and a longtime yogi, she brings a grounded, human perspective to her work, believing that lasting wellbeing grows through self-understanding, self-compassion, and meaningful connection.

Danielle Battaglia

Registered Social Worker

Hi, I’m Danielle! I’m a Registered Social Worker with a Master’s degree from Wilfrid Laurier University and a bachelor’s degree in Child and Youth Counseling from Ryerson University. I work with adolescents and adults experiencing a range of mental health concerns, including eating disorders, complex trauma and PTSD, mood and anxiety disorders, self-harm, and suicidal behaviours. I also support individuals and couples through major life transitions, pregnancy, postpartum depression and anxiety, adjusting to motherhood, parenting challenges, grief, and loss.

My approach to therapy is individualized, non-judgmental, trauma-informed, and collaborative. I’m grounded in evidence-based practices and draw from multiple therapeutic modalities, including Emotion-Focused Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Internal Family Systems, Narrative Therapy, and Solution-Focused Therapy. I strive to create a safe space where clients can tell their stories in their own way and at their own pace. I meet clients where they are in the present moment and believe they are the experts on their own stories.

For the past eight years, I have specialized in the treatment of pediatric eating disorders. I have extensive knowledge and experience providing meal support, facilitating psychoeducation groups for families, and teaching DBT skills on an inpatient unit. I also have the knowledge and skills to deliver Family-Based Treatment (FBT), DBT for eating disorders, and CBT-E. In addition, I have more than 10 years of experience providing counselling, crisis intervention, and behavioural support in various settings within the children’s mental health sector, including schools, residential treatment facilities, hospitals, and shelters.

Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my husband and our two daughters. I’m also a book lover who enjoys being out in nature and going to the cottage.

Emma Hendry-Dickie

MA of Counselling, Psychology Student

I believe that everyone has the capacity to learn, heal, and grow, even in the midst of life’s most difficult seasons. My approach to counselling is grounded in empathy, connection, and meeting you where you are. I strive to create a space where you feel seen, heard, and safe as we explore whatever you may be carrying.

My work is guided by Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), which focuses on helping people better understand their emotions and the patterns that shape their relationships and experiences. When we slow down and gently explore emotions with curiosity and compassion, meaningful change can begin. Alongside my professional training, I bring a deep sense of empathy shaped by my own life experiences. I have worked through, and continue to work through, hardships in my own journey, and these experiences have strengthened my belief in people’s resilience and capacity for growth. I aim to meet you where you are and walk alongside you as we navigate your path forward together. I have extensive experience supporting postpartum individuals and am especially passionate about supporting people through the emotional changes that can come with this stage of life.

I also work with teens and adults navigating depression, anxiety, and life transitions. Outside of my work with clients, what keeps me grounded is spending time backcountry camping with my partner and cheering on my kids at their sports. If you’re looking for a supportive and compassionate space to explore what you’re going through, I would be honoured to walk alongside you in that process.

Eve Chapnik, MA

Clinical Associate, School and Applied Child Psychology

Hi, I’m Eve! I’m a client-centred therapist who takes a compassionate, holistic, attachment-based, and trauma-informed approach to therapy.

I’m especially passionate about supporting children, adolescents, emerging adults, and families as they navigate challenges such as anxiety, low mood, disordered eating, and body-image concerns. I draw on Emotion-Focused Family Therapy (EFFT) and Family-Based Treatment (FBT) to address family stress and empower caregivers to become powerful agents of healing.

I hold a Master’s degree in School and Applied Child Psychology from Western University and am currently working toward a second Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology at Adler Graduate Professional School. My training includes Emotion-Focused Family Therapy (EFFT), Family-Based Treatment (FBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness-based approaches.

Through my experience at both The Child and Adolescent Psychology (CAP) Centre and the Mackenzie Clinic for Clinical & Forensic Social Work Services, I have developed a strong systems perspective. I tailor treatment to each client’s and family’s unique needs, experiences, and circumstances.

My goal is to provide warm, evidence-based support that helps foster emotional resilience, self-compassion, and stronger family connections.

Megan Firth, RD, MPH

Registered Dietitian

I am a Registered Dietitian with over ten years of experience supporting individuals struggling with eating disorders, disordered eating, and chronic dieting. I specialize in women’s health and weight-inclusive care, and work with clients to move away from diet culture and rebuild a trusting, sustainable relationship with food. I also work closely with those managing chronic illness, food sensitivities, and digestive challenges who have been pulled deep into diet culture, guiding them toward a more compassionate and balanced approach to nourishment and wellbeing.

I offer individual and family nutrition counselling through both virtual and in-person sessions.

During our work together, you can expect to begin with a comprehensive assessment of your health and nutrition history, along with space for you to share your personal journey with food. We may explore digestion, physical symptoms, and your food environment to better understand the factors influencing your relationship with food. Conversations about weight are always optional and guided by you.

Together, we’ll set self-directed goals based on your values, supported by evidence-based nutrition practice, while respecting your autonomy and lived experience.

With your consent, I can also collaborate with other members of your healthcare team to support a coordinated approach to your care.

Kaylin Hawkins

Clarity Breathwork Practitioner

I’m Kaylin Hawkins, a Clarity Breathwork Practitioner. This means I guide breathwork sessions using the style of gentle, feminine conscious connected breath. I’m passionate about helping people reconnect with their true self. My work is rooted in supporting youth and adults to feel more confident, grounded, and connected to who they truly are beneath the stress, expectations, and survival patterns life can create.

I believe everyone deserves to feel safe being their authentic self and to live a life that feels meaningful, aligned, and full of possibility. Anxiety, trauma, depression, grief, burnout, and the pace of modern life can cause us to disconnect from our bodies and lose touch with our inner voice. Conscious connected breathwork offers a gentle yet powerful way to release stored emotions, support the body in feeling safe again, and create space for healing in the mind, body, and spirit.

My approach is compassionate, down-to-earth, and non-judgemental. I create inclusive spaces where people can explore their healing at their own pace, whether they are brand new to breathwork or deep in their personal growth journey. I value making this work feel accessible, empowering, and real.

I come to this practice with professional breathwork training, experience supporting people with complex mental health needs, and my own lived experience. Conscious connected breathwork has been a transformative part of my healing journey, helping me process past trauma, integrate emotional healing, and reconnect with myself in ways talk therapy alone could not. That personal experience is a big part of why I do this work with so much care and passion.

Whether in a private session or group experience, my intention is to help you feel supported, seen, and empowered as you move toward greater peace, clarity, and self-trust.

I’d love to breathe with you soon.

Wendy Burk

Reiki Practitioner

Hi everyone. Thank you for checking in and reading a bit about me. My name is Wendy Burk and I am a Reiki Master Teacher, Animal Reiki Practitioner and Medicine Woman. My calling has always been to help others on their healing journey which has led me to become a member of this beautiful team at the Healing Recovery Centre.

My goal is to help you to heal, grow, feel empowered and to gain clarity. so you can move forward living your very best life. If you are moving through life transitions, suffer from mental health, anxiety, insomnia, have pain or inflammation, chronic illness or disease, feeling stuck, have suffered trauma and more, I am here to help and support you.

If any of this resonates with you, please reach out. I would love to connect with you. 

Taylor Weatherup

Certified Yoga Teacher, Reflexologist, and Myomassologist

Hi, I’m Taylor! I’m a holistic massage practitioner, certified Reflexologist, Myomassologist, and 200-hour Yoga Teacher with a lifelong passion for movement. My background in dance, gymnastics, and cheerleading taught me to see movement as both a form of expression and a powerful form of medicine. After university, I began exploring yoga, fitness, and holistic healing in search of meaningful, purpose-driven work.

I completed my holistic therapy training in 2024 through the Aromatica Centre for Natural Therapies and Holistic Study. I received my 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training from Authentic Movements under the lineage of Hatha and Vinyasa yoga. My yoga training combines anatomy-based alignment with organic, creatively inspired movement. I currently teach Vinyasa and restorative yoga, including private classes for individuals and small groups.

My holistic massage treatments differ from traditional Registered Massage Therapy. Myomassology considers alignment from the foundation the feet up through the rest of the body. I look for patterns such as an apparent leg-length imbalance, sometimes referred to in myomassology as “short leg syndrome,” and how pelvic misalignment may cause muscles throughout the body to compensate. These patterns can contribute to concerns such as chronic pain, headaches, tension, and overall discomfort.

One of the things I value most about myomassology is its multi-modality approach. It allows me to draw from different holistic therapies and tailor each treatment to the person in front of me. My treatments may include Contraction and Release Therapy (CRT), a technique used within myomassology to release contracted muscles and support pelvic alignment. My goal is to blend relaxation with functional bodywork that supports greater comfort, movement, and quality of life over time.

I genuinely enjoy working with every body. Each person has their own story, needs, and reasons for experiencing pain, stress, or misalignment. Sometimes what we carry in the body can reach beyond the physical, and I enjoy thoughtfully working through these patterns to help clients reconnect with their alignment and function at their best. I especially enjoy working with athletes and people who exercise frequently because they are always teaching me something new about the body.

Clients often come to me for support with chronic pain, headaches, lower-back and back pain, sciatica, muscle tension, and stress. My holistic bodywork services include myomassology, reflexology, hot river rock massage, Indian head massage, craniosacral therapy, and fire cupping.

I warmly welcome clients seeking holistic massage, bodywork, and yoga in Newmarket and surrounding communities, including Aurora, East Gwillimbury, and York Region.

Please note that I am not a Registered Massage Therapist, and my treatments are not provided or billed as RMT services. Treatments may be eligible through a Health Spending Account or an insurance plan that covers reflexology. Please confirm your individual coverage with your insurance provider.

Mallory Milne

Yoga Teacher and Restorative

Fitness and Wellness have always been a passion of mine. I practice Yoga to feel connected to myself in body, mind and spirit.

Being a Yoga Teacher allows me the opportunity to share my passion for wellness through words, intentional movement and guided breath. The ability to guide and inspire others in their own journey has been transformative and consistently life changing. My specialties are in teaching Slow Flow, Hatha and Hot Vinyasa Yoga. I am also certified to teach the art of Restorative Yoga with hands-on adjustments and gentle massage.

I aim to ease and settle students into their postures to gain the maximum benefits and help them become more connected to their body and breath.

Come join me in a welcoming and body positive class that is a safe place to land for all!

Mallory Milne

Yoga Teacher and Restorative

Hi, I’m Juanita. I’m Morgan’s mom and part of the admin team at Healing Recovery Centre. In my spare time I love spending time with my kids, going for walks with my grandpuppies (Harley and Paco), going out for dinner, and enjoying laughs with the people I love most.

My role at HRC is to support the backend of the business and all accounts receivable. If you have any concerns with payments, or need support for a payment plan I’m here to help. 

Erika Mokry

Intake Coordinator & Administrative Assistant

I have over 10 years of experience in an administrative and leadership role with a background in managing and supporting operations in a variety of settings including salons, dental offices, and clinics.

Throughout my career, I’ve had the opportunity to meet and connect with many different people, which has helped shape both my professional and personal journey. I pride myself on being approachable and supportive, whether that means being a listening ear, offering a helping hand, or sharing a bit of advice. Being naturally social, I enjoy creating positive interactions and helping others feel welcome and supported.

Outside of work, I love spending time with my husband and son, especially on beach days, nature walks, and enjoying everything summertime has to offer. In the winter, you’ll usually find me cozy at home with a blanket and a good book or TV show, as well as enjoying snowy days sledding or skating.

Emily Campbell, RT

MA Counselling Student and Recreation Therapist

Hi, I’m Emily. For more than 12 years, I have supported people through meaningful, creative, and relationship-centred therapeutic work. My background in Fine Arts at OCAD University, along with my experience as a Recreation Therapist and Healing Arts Therapist, has taught me that healing does not always begin with words. Sometimes it begins with colour, movement, an image, or the safety to express something that has been held inside for a long time.

My professional experience in mental health includes supporting adolescents and adults on inpatient mental health units. I have worked alongside individuals experiencing eating disorders, depression, anxiety, OCD, trauma, psychosis, and dementia. These experiences have given me a deep appreciation for each person’s unique inner world and strengthened my desire to continue expanding my career in mental health.

In September, I will be completing the coursework component of my graduate studies to become a therapist and moving into my practical training at Healing Recovery Centre. During this next stage of my development, I will work under the supervision of Katie Koruna and Morgan Weatherup, building upon my existing experience while continuing to grow as a thoughtful and compassionate therapist.

I feel especially connected to supporting new mothers and individuals hoping to become mothers. I also enjoy working with children, adolescents, and adults who may find it difficult to express or process their emotions through conversation alone. My approach offers space to slow down, become curious, and gently explore the inner emotional world through creativity, compassionate connection, and self-expression.

My work is informed by training in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Emotion-Focused Family Therapy (EFFT), art therapy interventions, and yoga and movement practices. I thoughtfully weave these approaches into each person’s experience, creating individualized support centred on their needs, comfort, and way of communicating.

Through both my professional work and lived experience, I have seen how the arts can help us give shape to emotions, reconnect with ourselves, and discover parts of our stories that may be difficult to access with words. My hope is to offer a warm and accepting space where you feel safe to explore, express, and move through your healing journey in a way that feels authentically yours.

Alison Graham, RYT, CMT, CCP

Certified Yoga Teacher, Certified Meditation Teacher, Certified Coach Practitioner

I’m Alison Graham, a Meditation & Yoga Teacher as well as a Human Resources Professional and Coach Practitioner with  20+ years of experience. My passion is centred around supporting individuals navigate through life’s many experiences.

I work with individuals navigating through turning points in their life, particularly with school and career opportunities, a career transition or perhaps you have stepped away from school or your career as a caregiver or as part of your own recovery journey and need guidance as you find your way again. Whether the need is for a professional resume, a well designed profile for social media and job boards, developing your storyline, preparing for interviews , or perhaps it’s exploring options for school –  my role is to support you to discover your unique path.

I have been practicing meditation and restorative yoga for a number of years and as a certified meditation and yoga teacher my intention is to offer a safe and healing space for everyone to explore the many benefits that having a regular practice can offer. With a focus on restorative yoga which offers a gentle and healing practice to exploring the many different types of meditation I structure all classes to meet each participant at their level of comfort.

I look forward to the opportunity to work with you in a capacity that meets your needs now and for the future.

Jagpaul Deol

Psychedelic Pharmacist

Jagpaul Deol is a psychedelic pharmacist whose work is rooted in harm reduction, medication safety, stigma reduction, and compassionate whole-person care. As part of our psychedelic-assisted therapy team, Jagpaul provides specialized drug interaction guidance, medication consultation, and clinical support to help clients and care teams explore psychedelic medicine with greater safety, clarity, and optimization.

Her work in psychedelic medicine has included consultation and advocacy related to ketamine, psilocybin, and MDMA-assisted therapy, including supporting clinicians and organizations navigating legal access pathways, psychiatric medications, and individualized risk-benefit considerations. She brings deep experience in mental health, addictions, HIV care, community pharmacy, research, education, and psychedelic policy.

Jagpaul approaches this work with cultural humility, clinical depth, and deep respect for the medicines, the people who seek them, and the lineages they come from. She helps create informed, non-judgmental spaces where clients can speak openly about medications, substances, safety, and healing — ensuring psychedelic therapy is approached with integrity, care, and reverence.