Robyn Floyd

I work with individuals who are navigating life transitions and healing from various life disruptions. I specialize in trauma, traumatic grief, relationships, boundary development, self-concept, work issues and women's issues. I am passionate about supporting individuals in exploring their past, understanding their patterns of behaviour and helping them make meaning of their experiences. If you are looking to re-establish your identity, self-concept, and sense of meaning, connect with me to get started! I believe it is important we work together to deepen your insight, develop self-awareness and pursue what it means for you to develop a healthy relationship with experiences of tension, difficulty and disconnect, while also recognizing these experiences as symptoms of something deeper (such as anxiety, stress, trauma, loss, or other disruptions life has handed you). I take an eclectic approach in therapy and use a variety of therapeutic approaches to support you in reaching your treatment goals. I am trained in several treatment modalities including acceptance and commitment therapy, emotion-focused individual therapy, narrative therapy and psychodynamic therapy. I participate in ongoing training and professional development so I am prepared to meet your treatment needs, and am always open to learning modalities that may be important or fitting for you. I use a mindfulness-based and trauma-informed approach to help you feel safe, supported and connected in our sessions. I am accepting of all cultural, sexual and gender identities, and am always striving to maintain a safe and welcoming space for you. I honour every opportunity to work with clients, and am mindful of finding the right fit for your therapeutic needs. I am happy to provide a free 15-minute phone or video consultation so we can connect and see if we are the right fit to work together. My background: I am a Registered Psychotherapist with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO). I have a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University, an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Criminology from the University of Western Ontario, and an Advanced Diploma in Child and Youth work from Humber College. I have worked in group private practice, with insurance-related disability claims, and in institutional settings for the mental health and correctional communities. I have over a decade of experience supporting adolescents and adults in processing trauma, anxiety and interpersonal difficulties; navigating life transitions; and developing self-awareness, boundaries and identity. I have also worked with a range of mood, personality and psychotic disorders. My professional experiences have inspired me to create treatment plans that meet the intricacies of each client’s unique experience.