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Jennifer House, RP-Q

Jennifer House, RP-Q

Occupation:

Psychotherapist

Core skills:

Working with both
Teens and adults

credential

Jennifer House Registered Psychotherapist

Phones:

1 +(548) 866-0366

email:

mail@resiliencec.com

location:

111 Waterloo St. London ON N6B2M4
Biography
Hello! My name is Jennifer House, I am a Registered Psychotherapist – Qualifying (RP-Q), completing my Master’s of Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University. My approach is non-judgmental, compassionate, and person-centred. I utilize a integrative approach which can incorporate modalities such as a strength-based approach, solution-focused, acceptance and commitment therapy, mindfulness, and cognitive behavioural therapy. 
 
Supporting people is what I am passionate about. My interest is how I can work with my clients in a collaborative way to understand them and best provide them with an experience that will help their overall wellbeing to the best of my ability. 
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