New Song Psychotherapy

New Song Psychotherapy New Song Psychotherapy offers virtual trauma therapy and couples therapy. Have you found yourself in a place that you never dreamed you would be?

Blindsided by an event that you never expected? Life has changed, but there is hope! I provide a Person-Centred approach that offers a safe space to explore and to work through these changes. I bring an empathetic, non-judgemental, and culturally sensitive perspective providing insight and clarity as you make decisions to regain the control that you desire. My services are professional and confidential as I work with you, providing supportive direction towards positive outcomes. Areas that I specialize in include, but are not limited to: Crisis and Trauma, Grief and Loss, Mental Health, Su***de Intervention, Emotional and Physical Abuse, Sexual Abuse, Relationship Issues, Chronic Illness, Life Transitions, and Life Coaching. Feel free to contact Sharon Snooks with any questions at sharon@newsongcounselling.com. Take a look at my website for more information. https://newsongcounselling.com

This time of year often carries quiet expectations.Be hopeful. Be excited. Be ready for what’s next.But for many people,...
01/02/2026

This time of year often carries quiet expectations.

Be hopeful. Be excited. Be ready for what’s next.

But for many people, the body tells a more complex story.

You might feel curiosity alongside hesitation.
Relief mixed with uncertainty.
Moments of motivation followed by a need to slow down.

Mixed emotions aren’t something to resolve, they’re something to listen to. Multiple truths can exist at the same time, and your nervous system may be responding wisely to change, transition, and the unknown.

You don’t have to force optimism to be “doing it right.”

You don’t have to pick one feeling and stick with it.

And you don’t have to rush clarity.

Therapy can offer space to slow down, tune into what’s happening beneath the surface, and meet this season with more compassion and support at your own pace.

✨ Book with Nancy to explore a body-aware, trauma-sensitive approach to navigating uncertainty and emotional complexity.

More information at newsongpsychotherapy.com














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The holidays tend to amplify emotional comparison. Who seems relaxed? Who looks connected.? Who appears to be enjoying i...
12/19/2025

The holidays tend to amplify emotional comparison. Who seems relaxed? Who looks connected.? Who appears to be enjoying it?

If you’re noticing pressure to stay pleasant, keep things light, or “be fine” when you’re not, that’s a common response, not a personal failing. This time of year brings up old roles for many people and unprocessed grief, or the quiet effort of holding it together.

Working with Nancy offers a trauma-informed, steady space to slow this down. Her approach is relational and attuned, focused on understanding how these patterns developed and how they’re showing up now, without forcing cheer, positivity, or quick resolutions. Sessions move at a pace that respects your history and capacity.

If you’re interested, you can book a free consultation with Nancy through the link in our bio to see if working together feels like the right fit.



The holidays can be joyful but they can also push your boundaries in ways you don’t notice at first.Tight shoulders, sha...
12/13/2025

The holidays can be joyful but they can also push your boundaries in ways you don’t notice at first.

Tight shoulders, shallow breath, tension in your stomach are all your body’s early signals that you may need to pause, protect your energy, or step back from a situation. Boundaries aren’t just about what you say “yes” or “no” to; they begin in your nervous system.

During the holiday season, it’s okay to:

✨ Step away to regulate your nervous system

✨ Limit time with people or situations that feel triggering

✨ Say no without guilt. Your body and mind deserve safety.

If the holidays feel overwhelming, Mikaela Courchesne (Registered Psychotherapist, Qualifying) and Nancy Sylvain (Registered Social Worker) can help you identify and honour your boundaries from the inside out.

Their body-based, trauma-responsive approach supports clients in staying regulated, feeling safe, and navigating family dynamics with clarity and care.

If you would like to book a session with Mikaela or Nancy today, please use the link in our bio.

As the holiday season approaches, many people feel pressure to say yes, to keep the peace, or to meet expectations that ...
12/13/2025

As the holiday season approaches, many people feel pressure to say yes, to keep the peace, or to meet expectations that don’t align with their emotional needs. Boundaries are a way of taking care of ourselves. Boundaries reduce overwhelm, increase safety, and support regulation.

When your body feels safer, healing becomes possible.

This season, give yourself permission to pause, to check in with what you truly need, and to communicate those needs with clarity and kindness. Setting boundaries isn’t selfish, it’s an essential part of healthy relationships and sustainable well-being.

For many people, this month brings a mix of emotions. There is a cultural pressure to feel "merry" even when your heart ...
12/10/2025

For many people, this month brings a mix of emotions. There is a cultural pressure to feel "merry" even when your heart is heavy.

Grief doesn’t follow the holiday calendar. It doesn’t pause for celebrations or wait until January to return. December simply has a way of making emotions feel closer to the surface.

If you’re moving through loss either recently or years later, your experience is valid. It’s okay to take things slowly and step back from expectations. You are allowed to care for your heart in the ways you need.

If this season feels especially heavy, Ramona and Nancy, two of our therapists here at New Song Psychotherapy, offers a compassionate, safe, trauma-responsive space for processing grief. They honours your personal journey with grief and tailor their support to fit your unique needs.

If you’d like support this December, you can book a session with Ramona or Nancy through the link in our bio.


Checking in with the men in your life is more than a kind gesture — it’s an act of care that can genuinely shift someone...
12/01/2025

Checking in with the men in your life is more than a kind gesture — it’s an act of care that can genuinely shift someone’s mental and emotional well-being.

Men often carry heavy responsibilities, pressures, and expectations in silence. Many were raised to stay strong, stay quiet, and “handle it.”

But those quiet check-ins?

Those simple, intentional moments of connection?

They remind men that they don’t have to move through life alone.

A quick “Hey, how’s your day going?” A call on the drive home.

Showing up without trying to fix anything.

These small acts can ease isolation, open the door to honesty, and sometimes offer support at exactly the right time.

A short conversation can truly change someone’s day — and often, more than you know.

If you or someone you care about needs support, our therapist Nancy, who specializes in men’s mental health, is here to help. She offers a safe, grounded, and compassionate space for men to explore stress, identity, relationships, emotional health, and the pressures they don’t always feel they can talk about.

You don’t have to navigate this alone — and neither do the men in your life.

To book a session with Nancy, use the link in our bio.

Silent burnout doesn’t always look like falling apart. Sometimes, it looks like “I’m fine.”Many men push through stress,...
11/19/2025

Silent burnout doesn’t always look like falling apart. Sometimes, it looks like “I’m fine.”

Many men push through stress, exhaustion, and pressure quietly, believing they just need to keep going. But that silent grind takes a real toll on mental and physical health.

That’s where Nancy, our therapist who specializes in men’s mental health, steps in. She works with men navigating overwhelming schedules, identity stressors, and the pressure to stay strong. With Nancy, you’ll find a judgment-free space to slow down, unpack what’s going on beneath the surface, and rebuild a healthier way forward.

You can book a session with Nancy through the link in our bio.

Start small today: choose one burnout breaker you can do in the next 10 minutes: a short walk outside, or writing down a non-negotiable boundary. Small shifts create breathing room, and breathing room offers relief and clarity.

You don’t have to carry the quiet weight alone. We’re here when you’re ready.

Men’s mental health matters — and it’s okay to talk about it. 💬Stress, anxiety, and feeling disconnected are common, but...
11/13/2025

Men’s mental health matters — and it’s okay to talk about it. 💬

Stress, anxiety, and feeling disconnected are common, but many men struggle in silence.

That’s why Nancy, our therapist who specializes in men’s mental health, is here to help. Nancy works with men to navigate life transitions, stress, identity challenges, and emotional ups and downs. She creates a safe, judgment-free space where men can explore their feelings, build resilience, and find tools to cope with life’s pressures.

You can book a session with Nancy using the link in our bio.

Start small today: share one feeling with someone you trust. It could be a friend, partner, or family member, just one honest word or sentence. It’s a simple step, but a powerful way to break the silence and support your mental well-being.

Sources:

https://menshealthfoundation.ca/press/2025-study-stress-depression-canadian-men/

https://mentalhealthcommission.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Mens-Mental-Health-and-Su***de-in-Canada-Key-Takeaways.pdf

https://ontario.cmha.ca/news/the-quiet-crisis-why-so-many-men-feel-alone/

https://www.benefitsandpensionsmonitor.com/news/industry-news/two-out-of-three-men-never-ask-for-mental-health-help/392057

https://www.statcan.gc.ca/o1/en/plus/3811-mens-mental-health-how-are-canadian-men-doing


What is Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)?SAD is a type of depression that follows the rhythm of the seasons. It often s...
11/07/2025

What is Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)?

SAD is a type of depression that follows the rhythm of the seasons. It often shows up as low mood, fatigue, or disconnection when daylight decreases.

From a somatic and nervous system perspective, these shifts aren’t just “in your head”, they’re your body responding to less light, lower energy, and changes in daily rhythm.

Here are a few ways to gently support your system:

💡 Seek morning light. Even a few minutes of natural sunlight helps regulate your circadian rhythm.

🌬️ Breathe with awareness. Longer exhales calm the vagus nerve and signal safety.

🚶‍♀️ Move often. Stretching, walking, or dancing helps release the heaviness your body might hold.

🤝 Co-regulate. Connection, warmth, and presence with others help your system find balance again.

We invite you to book a session with one of our team members, and receive more support in restoring your body’s natural rhythm. You can find our booking link in the bio.

Your body knows how to adapt. Sometimes it just needs light, movement, and compassion to remember. 🌿

Did you know that we offer Direct Billing here at New Song? Check with your insurance provider today to see if you have ...
10/31/2025

Did you know that we offer Direct Billing here at New Song?

Check with your insurance provider today to see if you have coverage for Psychotherapy or Social Work.

Swipe to read some FAQ's about Direct Billing!

September invites us to reset, re-establish routine, and return to what grounds us. 🍂Whether you're easing back into the...
09/25/2025

September invites us to reset, re-establish routine, and return to what grounds us. 🍂
Whether you're easing back into therapy or considering it for the first time, this season is a gentle reminder: it's okay to start again. You’re not behind, you’re arriving.

Let this be your time to slow down, check in, and reconnect. 💬🧠

✨Are you a student or recent graduate interested in social work, psychotherapy, or the mental health field?🤔Want to gain...
08/07/2025

✨Are you a student or recent graduate interested in social work, psychotherapy, or the mental health field?

🤔Want to gain real-world experience in a supportive, client-centered group private practice?

🌿New Song Psychotherapy is looking for an intern to join us for 5 hours per week. This is a remote position and offers the opportunity to learn the behind-the-scenes of running a therapy practice—from administration to marketing research and idea generation to understanding how a trauma-informed, compassionate care model is lived out in real time.

You’ll be working alongside Sharon Snooks, Registered Social Worker and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, gaining insight into the day-to-day flow of group private practice, as well as exposure to the broader mental health landscape.

💡 Ideal for someone who is:
Interested in social work, psychotherapy, or mental health

🖥️ Organized, curious, and a self-starter

🎓Looking to gain experience before or during formal education

💭This is a non-clinical role, but it’s rich with opportunities for mentorship, observation, and learning.

✨ An asset if you have:
Prior administrative or marketing experience. 

📍This is a remote position based in Southwestern Ontario.

📩 Interested? Send us a message or email sharon@newsongpsychotherapy.com with your attached resume!

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