Candice Webb
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
Welcome. Choosing to work with me means choosing dedicated, professional support focused on strengthening your resilience and restoring clarity through honest, grounded psychotherapy. I offer a straightforward, trauma-informed approach for adults navigating trauma, anxiety, operational stress, grief, and some of life's most difficult transitions.
My style is direct yet compassionate, grounded in solution-focused, values-based care that prioritizes meaningful, lasting change. In our sessions, you can expect a space that is both safe and purposeful—where you feel genuinely supported while also challenged to grow, all without judgement or stigma. With personal and professional lived experience in the first responder community, I understand the unique culture and demands of frontline work, so you won't have to explain the realities of that world to feel understood.
Specialized Areas of Care
Trauma & PTSD
Navigating the aftermath of life-altering events with evidence-based techniques to help you process trauma and regain a grounded sense of personal safety.
Operational Stress
Specialized trauma care for police, fire, and healthcare workers. I provide a direct space where the unique culture of front-line work is understood implicitly.
Grief & Loss
A steady presence to help you navigate the heavy, non-linear waves of losing a loved one, a career, or a significant life role with resilience and grace.
Relationship Strain
Developing healthier communication patterns and resolving conflicts that can arise even in healthy relationships. Relationship stress can also be brought on by high-pressure careers and chronic occupational stress.
Depression & Anxiety
Straightforward support for adult individuals managing persistent worry, overwhelming low mood, and the internal barriers that prevent living a fulfilled life.
Work-related Stress
Addressing burnout, moral injury, and compassion fatigue specifically for those working in high-stakes environments where survival mode is the norm.
The Journey to This Work
My path into psychotherapy wasn't just built in a classroom; it was shaped by witnessing the profound weights and quiet resilience of those who serve our communities. Having worked within the criminal justice system and alongside first responders, I saw first-hand the unique impact of operational stress, trauma, and the mental 'gear' that can be hard to take off at the end of a shift.
Witnessing these challenges ignited a direct and dedicated motivation to provide the specialized support that first responders deserve. I chose this work because I believe you shouldn't have to explain the culture of your workplace or the intensity of your experiences to be understood. My training reflects this commitment—drawing from evidence-based methods to create a space that is as straightforward, honest, and resilient as the clients I have the privilege to support.
While my specialized experience is rooted in supporting first responders, my practice welcomes clients from all walks of life. I am committed to helping both front-line professionals and individuals from the broader community navigate trauma, stress, and significant life transitions with professional care and compassion.
Qualifications
Education
Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology, Yorkville University
additional training focuses
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Lakehead University
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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy​
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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
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Complex Trauma
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Grief and Loss
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Indigenous Cultural Competency Training
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Relational Life Therapy
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Solution Focussed Brief Therapy
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Working with Trauma-Exposed Professionals
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Working with Survivors of Domestic Violence
Licensure & Registration
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
Licensed member in good standing with the
College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario.