The word psychology comes from the Greek "psykhe" (psyche), meaning "soul", "spirit", "mind", "life", and "breath"; combined with the Greek word "logos", more often thought of today in the form of "-ology", meaning "the study of". The current discipline and practice of psychology is understood as the study of our inner mental life, and in its original meaning, is literally the study of our soul - our deepest self or essence.
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If you are:
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Nadine Duckworth, M.Ed.
Registered Psychologist
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Counselling can help
Using an integrative approach, I provide a compassionate and insightful space to support your growth and healing. Together, we explore your experiences, build awareness, and develop practical strategies you can apply in daily life for meaningful and lasting change.
I bring empathy, authenticity, and personal insight from my own healing journey, along with ongoing professional development and reflective practice, all of which inform my commitment to supporting others. I would be honoured to walk alongside you as you move toward greater clarity, freedom, and a more fulfilling life.
Using an integrative approach, I provide a compassionate and insightful space to support your growth and healing. Together, we explore your experiences, build awareness, and develop practical strategies you can apply in daily life for meaningful and lasting change.
I bring empathy, authenticity, and personal insight from my own healing journey, along with ongoing professional development and reflective practice, all of which inform my commitment to supporting others. I would be honoured to walk alongside you as you move toward greater clarity, freedom, and a more fulfilling life.
I help adults, adolescents, couples, and families, in the areas of:
Mental Health
Adult ADD/ADHD Anxiety, Panic Disorder, OCD, phobias Addictions - recovery and relapse prevention Bipolar Disorder Depression Post-partum Depression Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) Trauma and PTSD |
Relationships & Family
Relationship breakdown/break-ups Communication & conflict resolution Marriage and couples counselling Separation and divorce Affairs and infidelity Sexuality & intimacy Codependency, Attachment issues Domestic violence/abuse Parenting and parenthood Adoption issues Family & interpersonal relationships |
Emotional Wellness
Anger management Abuse recovery Stress, Burnout Grief and loss LGBTQ issues Life transitions Personal growth Self-esteem Sexuality Faith, Spirituality |
What happens in counselling?
In counselling, we explore the concerns that matter most to you and work toward more effective and empowering ways of thinking, feeling, and relating. Sessions may focus on problem-solving, emotional processing, skill-building, or simply having a safe space to be heard. The approach is collaborative and tailored to your goals, needs, and preferences.
Why attend counselling?
Counselling can support healing from emotional distress and past experiences, improve clarity and self-understanding, strengthen confidence, and provide greater direction in life. You will develop practical tools to navigate challenges with increased resilience and insight.
What can I expect from my therapist?
I offer a respectful, open-minded, and non-judgmental space where you can safely explore your thoughts and emotions. As trust develops, deeper self-awareness and meaningful change become possible. Through reflection and guided exploration, your inner wisdom develops, fostering personal growth and lasting transformation.
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