
Compassionate, person-centred, counselling and psychotherapy.
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Olivia Bynkoski
Registered Psychotherapist
Canadian Certified Counsellor
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Fonthill, Ontario​
905.367.0722

about me
Hi, I'm Olivia. I am a Registered Psychotherapist and Canadian Certified Counsellor with a master's degree in counselling psychology (2017) from Yorkville University. I have a small practice in Fonthill, Ontario in the Niagara Region and see clients in-person and online.
My approach is person-centred and has its roots in emotion-focused, narrative, and attachment-based theories. I honour my clients: their life, their strengths, their fears, their past, their pain, their story. I don't follow step-by-step treatment manuals or place labels on my clients.
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I specialize in working alongside people who are experiencing life transitions, stress, anxiety, depression, boundary-setting and trauma. I have specific experience working in these areas:
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work stress/ stress leave
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boundary setting
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academic/school stressors
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developmental trauma (i.e., a challenging childhood, dysfunctional family, abuse, etc.)
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people who are highly sensitive
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navigating ADHD
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empaths
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challenges related to infertility
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pregnancy, postpartum anxiety/depression
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parenting stressors
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grief and loss of a loved one/companion/pet​
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relationship issues
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I will play a small but potentially important role in your life. We are all human and we don't need to go through life alone. Sometimes we experience tough times of struggle, distress, life changes, emotions, or relationship issues. I'm here for you. I have a quiet, clean, cozy space where you can talk free of judgment, criticism or shame. We can offload and unpack what's on your mind in a safe, secure environment and focus on connection and making sense of what's happened in the past and what's currently happening in our lives. Everyone has a story; I want to hear yours.

"courage starts with showing up and letting ourselves be seen"
Brene Brown



parenting
grief and loss
developmental trauma
"The mutative force in therapy is not intellectual insight, not interpretation, not catharsis, but is, instead, a deep, authentic meeting between two people."
Irvin Yalom
