“I help families reduce conflict by uncovering root issues and creating steps toward peace, using a child-focused, trauma-informed approach.”

About Hayley

For children and adults who are struggling with chronic stress, PTSD, anxiety, or other concerns, it is important to know that there is a way forward. Therapy has sometimes been called the “talk cure”, and research shows that individuals find relief in sharing their story and concerns with a trusted professional. If you or your child would like to understand the patterns that are impacting daily life and work together to find a different way of living, I strongly encourage you to reach out for help.

I have over ten years experience working with adults, children, and families, particularly those who are going through trauma and transition. I offer empathy, non-judgment, and compassion. In short, I create a safe space in which you can explore your past, present, and create attainable goals for your future.

Life is full of challenges and disappointments, for all of us. A therapeutic relationship can help you externalize your concerns and find support in a safe way. We will talk it out, find tools to help you change patterns that you are unhappy with, and identify a way forward that is in line with who you truly are. Your future is not determined by your past.

I earned my Ph.D. in Religion, Ethics, and Public Life from Northwestern University in 2014. I am an experienced lecturer on issues related to the link “between child abuse, domestic violence, animal abuse, and elder abuse”. I am known for providing engaging and informative presentations and has a passion for teaching. I am also the co-founder and Executive Director of SafePet Ontario, a Canadian charity serving survivors of family violence, human trafficking, and their pets.

Fees

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You receive a receipt for every session. Many extended health plans cover registered providers; check your plan’s wording for the provider types it covers.

Registration

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The practice home

Suite 401, 801 Eglinton Avenue West. A professional medical building with a client waiting area, directly across from Forest Hill station.

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Hayley Rose GlaholtPh.D., MSW RSW Psychotherapist

Contact

Contact Hayley

A first session is a conversation. You talk about what brings you in, the therapist explains how they work, and together you decide whether it’s the right fit.

Your message goes to Hayley directly. Please don’t include sensitive health details; a short note about what you’re looking for is enough.

Therapy is not crisis care. In crisis, call or text 9-8-8 any time; for emergencies, call 911.