Jamie Doerksen supports neurodiverse individuals in deepening their awareness and self-acceptance. Jamie has completed four years of training at the Gestalt Institute of Toronto, and has five years of experience working in mental health. Their approach weaves together their lived experience as a neurodivergent person and their training in humanistic, person-centred, trauma-informed therapy. Jamie’s approach is also informed by their passion for learning about and practicing embodiment, the state of being attuned to one’s senses and aware of one’s body.
Jamie values the wisdom of their clients, and views therapy as a collaborative process. They hope to co-create a space where it is safe for clients to process their emotions, and show up authentically. They specialize in working with clients who are looking to heal relationship patterns, and find support in navigating the uncertainty and transitions of life. Jamie’s style is compassionate, gentle, curious, and present.
Client focus: Young adults, adults; women, gender nonconforming individuals.
Fee: $150/hr session
Services:
Individual therapy focused on:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Relationships
- Life transitions
- Trauma
- Sensory processing
- Gender identity
- Sexuality
- Creativity
- Spirituality
- Self-acceptance
- Self-care
Treatment Approach:
- Gestalt
- Humanistic
- Person-centred
- Emotion-focused
- Existential
- Mindfulness
- Embodiment-focused
- Trauma-informed
Education:
Five Year Psychotherapy Training Program at Gestalt Institute of Toronto
Honours BA at University of Toronto
Member of Gestalt Institute of Toronto Student Clinic and CAPT
* Pre-Licensed Professional: A Pre-Licensed therapist is someone who has completed the educational requirements to practice therapy, and is now accruing the time and experience required to be licensed.
Therapy Options:
In person, telephone, online video conference
