Britney Avery, MSW, RSW
Britney is currently accepting new clients for both in-person and virtual appointments. She works with adults (18+) for individual therapy.
Britney is a registered social work psychotherapist practicing in London, Ontario. She has worked for the past 12+ years in community and private settings, including military families, the criminal justice system, and with people living with the symptoms of chronic pain, anxiety, trauma, and stress. As an experienced bodyworker and yoga student/teacher, these perspectives help to inform her understanding of the interconnection between our physical and mental health, and her holistic and somatic approach to therapy.
Britney's primary intention is to co-create a therapeutic space, that is compassionate and hopeful, working collaboratively with clients to tailor the therapeutic process and incorporate modalities and techniques that will be most appropriate and impactful for each client.
Britney is offering no-cost 15-minute conversations to determine a good therapeutic fit.
To book with Britney:
Email: britney@balbodhiwell.com
Website: http://www.balbodhiwell.com
Megan Bouck, RP
Megan is a Registered Psychotherapist practicing in Hamilton, Ontario, offering virtual sessions. She brings a warm, grounded, and down-to-earth presence to her work. In therapy, there’s no expectation to show up a certain way, whether you’re feeling messy, unsure, guarded, or hopeful, all of you is welcome here. She works from a parts-informed and somatic perspective, seeing each person as made up of many different parts, each carrying its own story, wisdom, and protective role.
In sessions, you can expect a collaborative and attuned therapeutic relationship that blends talk therapy with somatic and mindfulness-based practices. Together, you’ll gently explore patterns related to anxiety, stress, trauma, grief, people-pleasing, and life transitions, while paying close attention to how your nervous system responds in the present moment. Through this process, space is created for old patterns to soften, new ways of relating to yourself to emerge, and for healing and growth to unfold at a pace that feels supportive and sustainable.
In her work with couples, she offers an attuned and supportive space for partners to slow down and better understand both themselves and each other. Sessions focus on increasing emotional awareness, shifting long-standing patterns, and developing new ways of communicating that support connection, safety, and mutual understanding.
Megan offers a complimentary 15-minute consultation so you can explore whether working together feels like a good fit.
To Book with Megan:
Email: megan@unlockedwellness.ca
Website: https://www.unlockedwellness.ca/