Laura Moore

I strive to create a therapeutic space where individuals and couples can explore their challenges, from the distress of relational boundaries and conflicts to the deep emotional complexities of infertility, adoption, and the peripartum and postpartum periods. I welcome clients from all walks of life, embracing their unique concerns, histories, and identities. My practice is a space for adults working through the myriad of challenges and difficulties related to mood, anxiety, stress, trauma, grief and loss, personality, relationships, life transitions, workplace and school functioning (burnout and performance), and self-compassion and growth. I have particular interests in trauma and interpersonal and couple relationship functioning, such as intimacy and sex, infidelity, separation, and divorce. Throughout our sessions, I prioritize active listening, grounding our conversations in empathy, respect, and validation. I understand that the layers of our past often hold the keys to our present, and I seek to weave these insights into our work together. Drawing from evidence-based modalities—including Adlerian, psychodynamic, attachment-based, and more—I craft interventions tailored to your unique needs and aspirations. I have received specialized training from the University of Guelph’s Intensive Sex Therapy Training Institute. This training has enhanced my capacity to support individuals and couples navigating the intricate landscapes of intimacy, boundaries, and relational distress. It allows us to ensure a deepened focus on relational dynamics together. In the last decade, before pursuing my graduate studies in psychology, I conducted psychological and psychometric assessments for day treatment and outpatients in public and privately funded agencies. Additionally, I supervised a structured residential treatment program for youths aged seven to eighteen. In working with the youth and support staff, I provided and directed a high level of assessment, effective treatment planning, review, evaluation, and support. I have completed my Masters in Clinical Psychology from Adler Graduate Professional School in Toronto. My research focused on cultivating spousal attunement post-trauma. I hold an Honours Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Trent University and a postgraduate degree in Youth Corrections and Interventions from Durham College. My previous contributions to academic research examined the intricate relationship between language and cognitive development in children (typically functioning and neurodiverse). As a member of several professional associations, including the Canadian Psychological Association and the Ontario Society of Adlerian Psychology, I am dedicated to continuous professional development and ethical practice. In this journey of self-discovery and growth, I invite you to collaborate, reflect, and pave the path toward a life that truly resonates with your most authentic self. Whether you’re navigating relational distress, the emotional tides of intimacy or fertility challenges, or seeking a deeper understanding of yourself, you are not alone. I am here, ready to support you every step of the way.