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ABOUT ME

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Life can have its ups and downs, making it feel overwhelming at times. Are you struggling with, to name a few things, anxiety, overwhelming emotions, having boundaries with others or yourself, parenting, being in an unhealthy or unhappy relationship? I provide a supportive, non-judgemental and safe space, with the focus on developing greater self-awareness, understanding of your emotions, improving your relationships with others and yourself and learning skills to help you manage those overwhelming times. I offer a compassionate, non-judgmental approach using emotion focused, mindfulness, self-compassion, and attachment theories.

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My experience includes supporting adults with anxiety/depression, abuse, parenting, co-dependency, and separation. also work

supporting IPV workers with the challenges and impact on them from doing this difficult work. I also worked for five years as a Collaborative Family Law Family Professional supporting couples through the emotional challenges of separation and co-parenting, and bring this knowledge to my practice for those considering separation or are currently in the process and struggling with the emotions related to this experience. 

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My qualifications include:

  • Master of Social Work Degree: Children and Families, University of Toronto. 2018

  • Level 1 & 2: Collaborative Law training 

  • Masters level course: Family Mediation, University of Toronto. 2018 

  • Honours Bachelor of Arts Degree: Women’s Studies & English Literature, Trent University. 2010 

  • Social Service Worker Diploma, Durham College. 2008

  • Trained in Intimate Partner Violence and Family Law

  • I continue my education regularly through workshops, certifications, and webinars - see my LinkedIn profile at: www.linkedin.com/in/cherrie-fielder-msw-hba-rsw-1a363720

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I am a member in good standing with:

  • the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW)

  • the Ontario Association of Social Workers (OASW)

  • Chi Delta, the University of Toronto’s chapter of Phi Alpha Social Work Honour Society

   

     On a personal level, I have embraced the joys and challenges of being a spouse, parent, single parent, stepparent, and grandparent, and bring the knowledge of those experiences to my practice. I look forward to hearing from you. 

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