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Hi, I’m Siobhan, and I am a Registered Psychotherapist with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO).

I offer psychotherapy services for adults, children, youth, and families both in person and virtually in Angus, ON

04/08/2026

Not all intense friendships are healthy ones.

Sometimes what feels like a deep, “unbreakable” connection is actually a cycle of closeness, hurt, and repair. Over time, this can create a strong emotional pull that’s hard to step away from—even when the relationship is draining you.

If you find yourself feeling anxious, responsible for someone else’s emotions, or stuck in repeated highs and lows, it might be more than just friendship.

You deserve relationships that feel safe, steady, and supportive—not confusing or overwhelming.

💛 It’s okay to take a step back.
💛 It’s okay to choose healthier connections.

04/03/2026

🌸 Out of Office for Easter Weekend 🐣

Major Psychotherapy will be closed from Friday to Monday for the Easter weekend. We will reopen on Tuesday and respond to all messages as soon as possible upon our return.

Happy Easter to those who celebrate !

03/29/2026

Another post in honour of the anniversary of the opening

My WHY

I’ve shared my why before but I thought why not do it again :)

When I was in grade 9 , my best friends brother (who was also best friends with mine) died .
My mom - being the mother bear she is - had all of my friends over to support my friend.
We cooked all day and allowed us to just be together , even if it meant just watching movies .

When the school was notified , they sent over their social worker.
And let me tell you … it was NOT helpful .
I hold space now that she was likely out of her element in my home .
But all we did was cram on the couch with her on the other side of the room in a chair.
I don’t even remember what she said or asked , I only remember being awkward.
We went back to school and I just felt like the school system was failing us, I felt like my friend wasn’t getting all the support she should.
I remember thinking something is missing.
Two years later I took a psychology class and absolutely loved it !! My teacher was amazing (shout out if you’re ever reading this and remember me)
It was in that class I realized maybe I was meant for helping and supporting people.

Next thing you know I’ve got a masters and heading to my first job to work with teens.

Then I had kids and I realized there’s such a need for support for little kids ! So I was trained in play therapy .

Then I began supporting parents and realized a lot of mom struggle with parenting, everyday life, work life balance, and their own mental health.

So I followed the road of working with adults and then couples.

And here I am :)

7 years later supporting ages 4 to adulthood

Here is my why :)

03/28/2026

With the anniversary
Let’s do another who am I !

Hi I’m Siobhan
And I’m the owner and Psychotherapist of Major Psychotherapy.
I work with children as young as 4 until adulthood.
Supporting through individual therapy , family therapy and couples therapy.

What I’ve recently learned is that I describe my therapeutic model as humanistic.
I want to meet clients where they are at and notice that they are humans first
They are parents , children, friends, employees, partners, teammates. All of that shapes who they are.
Therapy isn’t linear and I need to understand these pieces of a persons life in order to understand them and better support.

This is why I bring myself as a human into session too.
I’m not the therapist who will have a straight face and nod their head .
We are going to laugh, shake our heads, play and sometimes disclose .
Oh yes - the fearful word disclose.

Because I follow a humanistic line, sometimes I do disclose . Yes most of my clients know I have children or young kids .
When I work with parents I let them know I also have been through the trenches , I know it’s hard to balance work, life, and personal growth .
I am married, I know committed relationships are work.

And I share those tidbits so that clients know I’m here with them. We can be real together .

At the end of the day , I work towards being on my clients team. However I need to get there .

Therapy is raw, vulnerable and real.
But it has lots of benefits !

If you or someone you know is in need of support please reach out to
💌siobhan@majorpsychotherapy.com

03/27/2026

Today Major Psychotherapy turns 2 years old 🎉

Two years of conversations, courage, growth, and healing.

Two years ago i started this practice as a virtual practice, as a way to explore myself in a therapeutic sense outside of my community mental health.
Five months later I had an in person space to support more individuals.
A year later i went on a leave from my job so i could focus on family and myself, resulting in me making the choice to permanently leave that job to pursue my practice.

When I started this practice, my goal was to create a space where children, teens, adults, and families could feel supported, understood, and not alone in what they’re going through. Watching that space grow over the past two years has been incredibly meaningful.

Thank you to every client, family, colleague, and community member who has trusted Major Psychotherapy and supported this journey.

I never thought my practice would grow in this way.

I’m so grateful to continue doing this work.
I can't wait see what the next year brings.

Thankyou again for all your support !
And please remember to reach out to Major Psychotherapy if you or someone you know is in need of support :)

📧 siobhan@majorpsychotherapy.com

03/17/2026

People often ask me why i choose to work with young kids to adults.

The truth is - i love the change and challenge.

I love going from working with an adult and challenging their core beliefs they have held for years, watching them set boundaries, and having deeper reflective conversations.
To playing candy land and uno while building distress tolerance, making crafts, the ability to work with an entire family, and use my creative side.

All these ages bring me something different with my passion for this job.
Having the ability to work with various ages allows for me to utilize all parts of my therapeutic brain and challenge myself to continue to learn and grow.

03/14/2026

There are many misconceptions about therapy, that can even stop people from reaching out for support.

Here are some common myths about therapy !

03/12/2026

If therapy had a playlist, what would be on it today?

Some days sound like calm and grounding.
Some days feel like power anthems and confidence boosts.
Some days need a good cry-it-out song.
And some days are all about “I’ve got this” energy.

Therapy holds space for all of it — the highs, the lows, and everything in between.
Every feeling has a place here 🎧

03/09/2026

Movement is mental health.

Sports in adulthood aren’t just about fitness — they support emotional wellbeing too. Physical activity can help regulate the nervous system, reduce stress hormones, and boost mood through the release of endorphins.

Sports also create opportunities for connection, teamwork, and confidence building — all important parts of psychological wellness.

Pick up that stick, or glove
Lace up those skates or shoes
Try something old and comfortable or new and intimidating

Play isn’t just for kids.
Your mind benefits from it too.

03/06/2026

Conflict is inevitable in relationships. Disconnection doesn’t have to be.

“Never let the sun set on anger”

Going to bed angry can quietly build walls between partners. Learning how to pause, regulate, and come back to each other is a skill — and it’s one that can be learned.

Couples therapy offers a space to:
✨ Slow down heated moments
✨ Communicating without attacking
✨ Listening without defending
✨ Understand triggers
✨ Strengthen emotional safety
✨ Practice repair in real time

Healthy relationships aren’t conflict-free — they’re repair-rich.

03/04/2026

I asked chat GPT to make me as a Barbie 😂

Now how do I make this a toy to have in office 😂😂

03/02/2026

A gentle reminder:
The coping strategies that once protected you were important — they helped you survive what felt overwhelming at the time.

But healing sometimes means noticing when those same strategies no longer serve the life you’re building. Outgrowing them isn’t failure; it’s growth.

Growth can feel uncomfortable, imperfect, and even a little messy — and it’s still a sign you’re moving forward 💛

Growth isn’t linear, and it isn’t always pretty — but it’s worth it.

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