Mental Health Support

Let’s sort it
out Together

As a clinical psychologist, helping people make sense of their stories is at the heart of what I do. Our life, and the relationships in it, can be messy. I work with children, adolescents and parents to navigate the transitions and moments that feel too hard or too confusing. I offer training, workshops and supervision to mental health professionals, supporting their growth and enhancing their clinical skills.

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Therapy that makes room for all of you.

The messy parts, the tender spots, and the parts still figuring it out.

A lot of the work I do comes back to relationships — with partners, parents, kids… and often, the relationship we have with ourselves. Sometimes people come to me during a transitional time. Other times, it’s just a quiet sense that something isn’t quite right. Either way I help you make sense of what is going on.

Individual Psychotherapy

Individual therapy for children, teens, and adults — with care, context, and attention to what’s beneath the surface.

Workshops and Speaking Engagements

Speaking and workshops that bring evidence-based insight into the everyday challenges of care and connection.

Parenting Assessments and Support

Assessments and support focused on the parent-child connection, emotional availability, and relational patterns.

Mental Health Assessments

Comprehensive assessments that bring together history, observation, and insight to support next steps.

Consultation and Supervision

Clinical consultation and supervision for therapists seeking professional development in trauma-informed practice.

Peer Resources

These articles and handouts are designed to offer practical insight and structure.

Therapy, learning and resources that meet you where you are.

I take a curious, compassionate, and research-based approach to understand your needs and goals. Whether we’re working together one-on-one, connecting through a workshop, or you’re engaging with one of my courses or articles — everything I offer is designed to help you better understand yourself, your patterns, and the dynamics that show up in your life.

This isn’t about quick fixes or surface-level advice. It’s about making sense of what’s going on, using evidence-based frameworks, and moving toward clarity and practical change. I offer individual psychotherapy, assessments, professional consultation and supervision, workshops and speaking engagements, and resources to help you sort things out with information and tools you can actually use.

Clear and Practical

I believe that complex things don’t have to be confusing. We can start with something that feels overwhelming, and bit by bit, take it apart, so we can put it back together in a way that makes sense to you. I take the time to understand so you can move forward with clarity, not pressure.

Recent Articles

Sorting It Out: The Importance of Making Sense of Your Story 

At some point, we all experience an overwhelming event - something that shapes us in a fundamental way.

The AI Therapist: Can a Chatbot Actually Care? I Had to Find Out

A client that I didn’t see for some time told me that during our therapy break, she used AI for emotional support following a job loss. 

Embracing Imperfect Help: The Key to Sustainable Parenting

Help rarely comes in a perfect package. Accepting support means embracing imperfections.

Frequently Asked Questions

I provide psychotherapy and assessment services in both French and English for children, adolescents, and adults. My primary areas of practice include trauma-related disorders and dissociation, attachment issues, parenting challenges, and peripartum disorders. I also conduct court-ordered parenting assessments under Section 30 of the Children’s Law Reform Act (formerly known as “Custody and Access” assessments).

As of now, my waitlist for therapy is closed and I am not accepting new clients.

Yes, services are available in French and English.

I integrate attachment-based, narrative, and cognitive-behavioural interventions to support my clients.

Yes, I am  a certified facilitator of the Circle of Security Parenting Program, is trained in the assessment of parent-child Emotional Availability (EA), and certified in the treatment of perinatal disorders and birth trauma, as well as the assessment of Reflective Functioning (RF) with the Adult Attachment Interview (AAI).

Yes, I offer a variety of workshops, trainings, and speaking engagements on a variety of mental health topics, including trauma and dissociation, attachment, parenthood and matrescence, peripartum mental health and trauma, divorce and separation, and psychotherapy skills. More informaiton and registration details can be found on the Workshops page.

I can also provide trainings and workshop tailored to your interests - contact me to discuss.

You can also sign up for my newsletter to receive information on upcoming workshops.

Existing clients can access the online portal through the following link: Online Portal.

You can reach me via email at drrana@sorted-mind.com or by phone at (343) 321-5060 ext 800.

The office is situated in Ottawa, Ontario.

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