STEPHANIE DAY
M.A.
CLINICAL COUNSELLOR
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About Steph

Stephanie holds a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from the University of Victoria and is currently completing her PhD in Clinical and Counselling Psychology at the University of Toronto. Her clinical training has focused on trauma-informed, emotion-focused, and interpersonal process therapies. She also has training in eye-movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), cognitive behaviour therapy, and dialectical behaviour therapy. Stephanie practices from a therapeutically integrative lens, and ultimately prioritizes person-centered care that supports individual agency within a safe therapeutic holding environment. Stephanie has supported individuals working through a variety of issues including depression, anxiety, trauma, eating disorders, chronic pain, grief and loss, existential identity issues, and life transitions in both hospital and community settings.

Stephanie is a proud member of Oneida Nation of the Thames and is passionate about working with cultural humility. She welcomes cultural and holistic aspects of individuals, and acknowledges the role of systemic factors that contribute to one’s overall sense of wellbeing. Stephanie also engages in research projects that primarily focus on Indigenous mental health and healing, gender and sexuality stigma, and post-secondary psychology curricular development.