Our Therapy

People meet with us for a variety of reasons:

farm/work issues
finding balance in farm life
those who are interested in personal growth
those who are experiencing stress, anxiety, or depression
issues with relationships, communication, conflict
parenting, family issues, succession planning
life transitions
sexuality
self-esteem
difficult emotions such as anger, grief, loneliness, etc.
trauma, multi-generational trauma

Methods & modalities

People meet with us for a variety of reasons:

We use an integrative approach to connect with our clients. Starting with a foundation of empathic listening, our work together can involve many methods and modalities including problem-solving or solution focused, emotionally focused, cognitive behavioral, narrative therapies and other important tools such as mindfulness and meditation.

Sessions

People meet with us for a variety of reasons:

Sessions

Sessions are available in person, by phone or online. We provide flexible appointment hours to fit your schedule.

After an initial, no-cost meeting, the length and frequency of sessions will be tailored to your needs.

We believe in keeping fees reasonable and accessible and offer a sliding scale. Please contact us for details. Registered Psychotherapists are covered by some health insurance companies.

About Us

Marnie Wood RP Founder

Marnie and her husband farm in Cannington, Ontario on a dairy operation they started in 2019. Marnie became a Registered Therapist with the College of Registered Psychotherapy of Ontario in 2017. She received her training through the Toronto Centre for Psychotherapy and Education and the University of Toronto. Marnie started her private counselling and psychotherapy practice in 2014. She has been a proud, life long member of Ontario's agricultural community.

" I am so passionate about farming and mental health and I am very excited to bring these two together. My goal is to create a safe, caring, non-judgmental space to connect with clients who then don't have to take the time explaining what farming is! We can get to the important work much more efficiently."