My Name is Ayesha Ghouri and I graduated from Yorkville In 2019. Since Graduating I have worked in a variety of different clinics with different populations. I have experience working with clients recovering from motor vehicle accidents, adults, youths, criminal justice, mental health and substance use.

During my career I have had the opportunity to work with Youth in Yellowknife and understand the difficulty in navigating dual relationship while working in a rural/small community.

I use an eclectic approach but tend to lean towards solution focused modalities and strategies. I also know that therapeutic relationship is the most important factor in helping our clients. I am now in a place in my career where I feel I am ready to help other therapists, especially new ones because it is important to get good supervision early in your career to increase confidence and make the journey less confusing and isolating.

I currently work as a protection worker with Family and children services where I use my skills to assess for safety. I think these skills will be essential in being a supervisor because I want to make sure my supervisees are equipped and able to provide effective therapy to their clients and not inflict undue harm.

On a more fun note, I love anime, BTS, memes, TikTok and Netflix.

I look forward to supporting you in your clinical journey.

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Lori brings over 20 years of experience in mental health, along with a deep belief in the power of connection and support to guide therapists on their professional journey.

A Haven for Learning and Growth

Lori understands the unique challenges faced by therapists, particularly those in the early stages of their careers. She’s committed to fostering a safe, non-judgemental space where supervisees can process their work, gain new insights, and refine their therapeutic skills.

Ontario Clinical Supervision: Individual, Dyadic, and Group Formats

As a certified CRPO supervisor, Lori’s expertise shines in providing individual, dyadic, and group Ontario clinical supervision. She’s registered to supervise Yorkville University practicum students and CRPO registrants working towards qualification, offering invaluable support as they develop their clinical practice.

Areas of Expertise & Therapeutic Approaches

Lori draws on her extensive background in various mental health areas, including:

Relationship Issues

Pregnancy, Prenatal, and Postpartum Concerns

Parenting

ADHD, Anxiety, and Depression

Chronic Illness

Life Transitions

Grief and Loss

And many more…

Her familiarity with therapeutic approaches such as:

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Emotionally Focused Therapy

Family Systems Therapy

Humanistic Therapy

Person-Centered Therapy

Trauma-Focused Therapy

…enhances her ability to provide comprehensive guidance tailored to the needs of her supervisees.

CRPO Clinical Supervision with Compassion

Lori Eaton’s commitment to the success and well-being of fellow therapists aligns seamlessly with the values of OntarioSupervision.ca. Her approach blends a thorough understanding of therapeutic techniques with a deep respect for the human connection at the heart of effective supervision.

If you are a developing therapist seeking insightful guidance and compassionate support for your CRPO clinical supervision, we encourage you to book your sessions with Lori.

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Warm, grounded, and deeply experienced, Yolanda has spent over 20 years supporting individuals, couples, families—and the therapists who work with them. She brings a relational, attachment-focused approach to supervision that helps therapists deepen their clinical reasoning, increase confidence, and feel supported rather than judged.

With graduate training in Art Therapy and Counseling Psychology, Yolanda integrates Emotionally Focused Therapy, attachment theory, and CBT in ways that feel practical, human, and clinically sound. She is especially skilled in supporting therapists who work with clients navigating burnout, relationship strain, trauma, anxiety, and self-worth challenges.

Supervision with Yolanda is collaborative and reflective. She creates space to explore your client work, sharpen your interventions, and strengthen your professional identity in line with CRPO standards of safe and effective practice.

Supervision Formats Available: • Individual • Dyadic • Group (Relational & Attachment-Focused, Wednesdays and Thursdays

If you’re looking for a thoughtful, kind, and skillful supervisor who will meet you where you are—and help you grow—Yolanda would be glad to work with you.

Warm, grounded, and deeply experienced, Yolanda has spent over 20 years supporting individuals, c... Read More