Emma Morin, BA, MACP (In Progress)

Change brings new beginnings. As daunting as it can seem, I will help you to navigate and embrace it all!

Hello, it’s so nice to meet you! I support individuals who are feeling overwhelmed, uncertain or disconnected from themselves, particularly during periods of change.

Perhaps you are working hard to keep it all together on the outside while quietly questioning yourself, feeling emotionally exhausted or worrying that you are falling behind. You may be struggling with academic or workplace pressure, anxiety, low self-esteem, complicated relationships, or expectations that feel utterly impossible to meet.

Our workplace and work can affect so much more than what happens during working hours. Tricky workplace dynamics, increasing demands, uncertainty about your career or feeling unseen within a company can gradually affect your confidence, relationships and overall sense of well-being. Therapy can offer a place to explore what you are carrying, understand how work is affecting you and reconnect with what matters to you beyond your productivity or professional role.

In our work together, I want to reassure you that you do not need to arrive in session with all of the right words or even a clear understanding of what is wrong. A lot of clients share that they just feel something is off, and can’t quite put their finger on it. Together, we will slow things down and gently explore the emotions, experiences and relational patterns that have you feeling stuck. I want therapy to feel like a place where you can be honest, feel genuinely heard and become more connected to yourself and those around you.

Having lived in four different countries myself, I understand that change can hold so much possibility while also bringing to the surface uncertainty, loneliness and questions about identity and belonging. These experiences have shaped my interest in supporting students and young adults as they find their footing, strengthen their sense of self and make decisions about what they want their lives and relationships to look like.

What I love about Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy, is that I will never see you as broken or as a problem to be solved but I will help you become curious about your emotions and the ways you have learned to protect yourself. Together, we can work toward greater self-understanding, more secure relationships and choices that feel more aligned with who you are.

Why Work With Me

Finding the right therapist matters. I know firsthand that opening up to someone new can feel really vulnerable, especially if you have felt misunderstood or unsupported in your past.

My hope is that you experience me as someone who is down-to-earth, encouraging and genuinely interested in understanding your world. My previous work in diversity and inclusion strengthened my appreciation for the many parts of a pers or workplace on’s identity and the importance of approaching each client with openness rather than assumptions.

I will meet you where you are and work alongside you at a pace that feels manageable. Whether you are facing a particular difficulty or simply know that something in your life needs more attention, we can begin there.

Professional Background

Before beginning my counselling training, I spent three years working with the Diversity and Inclusion Secretariat at Public Safety Canada. In this role, I supported conversations intended to better understand employees’ experiences and identify opportunities for greater inclusion within the workplace.

This experience gave me insight into how workplace culture, professional expectations, identity and belonging can affect emotional well-being. I saw how people’s experiences at work can influence their confidence, stress levels and sense of connection, particularly when they feel overlooked, uncertain or under pressure to fit within expectations that do not fully reflect who they are.

My work also taught me the importance of listening with curiosity, asking thoughtful questions and making space for perspectives different from my own. I bring this same openness into the therapy room, recognizing that emotional well-being is shaped by our relationships, responsibilities, identities and the environments in which we live and work.

Things I bet you didn't know about me:

• I have lived in 4 different countries throughout my life. 

• I worked as a cast member in Disneyworld - Childhood dream unlocked!

• I love playing video games in my free time - any guess which my fav game is?