Breanna Bell-Lee, M.Ed
Registered Psychotherapist (RP)
Hi, I’m Breanna! My approach to therapy is down-to-earth, empathic, inclusive, non-judgemental, and always keeping your goals in mind. It’s important for me to help you identify who and what is important to you and ways in which you might move towards the life you want to live. My therapeutic approach pulls from different theoretical orientations, including: Client-Centered Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). I am happy to harness your creative interests (e.g., music, acting, writing, etc.) and integrate these into our work together.
I received my Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree in Psychology and my Master of Education in Counselling Psychology degree from the University of Ottawa. I am a Registered Psychotherapist with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (#009180).
Some recent workshops & trainings I’ve taken:
Intensive Sex Therapy Training Program | University of Guelph | 2020
Psychodrama in Clinical Practice | Toronto Centre for Psychodrama & Sociometry | 2020
Emotion-Focused Therapy of Depression, Anxiety & Trauma: A Unified View with Dr. Leslie Greenberg | The Royal Ottawa | 2019
ASIST: Suicide Intervention Skills Training | Canadian Mental Health Association | 2019
Understanding and Treating Complex Trauma Workshop with Dr. Matthew Kerr | Canadian Counselling & Psychotherapy Association | 2019
My recent publication:
Lafontaine, M., Azzi, S., Bell-Lee, B., Dixon-Luinenburg, T., Guérin-Marion, C., & Bureau, J. (2020). Romantic perfectionism and perceived conflict mediate the link between insecure romantic attachment and intimate partner violence in undergraduate students. Journal of Family Violence. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10896-020-00130-y
Bo
Chief Empathy Officer (CEO)
Hello, I’m Bo! Around here they call me the Chief Empathy Officer (CEO). My main job description is to brighten everyone’s day. I also love treats (if you look closely, I saved some in my beard just for this picture!). If you’re lucky, you may see me in the background as I engage in my occasional supervisory duties. Feel free to say hi if you see me!