Erica Djossa is a registered psychotherapist specializing in maternal mental health with over a decade of experience, and the founder of Momwell. As a mother of three rambunctious young boys, Erica understands first-hand the challenges of motherhood. After her own battle with postpartum depression, Erica realized how difficult it is to seek support, care, and mental health services. She founded Happy as a Mother, which has now evolved into Momwell, to provide mom-centered virtual therapy services and mental health literacy for moms at every stage of their motherhood journey.

Erica is also a regular media contributor. Her work has been featured in the Toronto Star, Breakfast Television, Scary Mommy, Medium, Pop Sugar, and Romper. Her graphics have been shared by celebrities like Snoop Dogg, Ashley Graham, Nia Long, Hilaria Baldwin, Christy Turlington and Adrienne Bosh.

Erica is passionate about maternal mental healthcare and putting moms back on the priority list.

Johanna is a Registered Social Worker and holds a Masters of Counselling Psychology. She has been working in the field of mental health and trauma for the past 13 years, and after the birth of her two children, Johanna has developed a passion for working with families through their pregnancy and postpartum journey.

Johanna’s approach to therapy is very client-centered, and she will work along side you to ensure the right approach to fit your needs. She is experienced with different challenges relating to birth trauma, sexual wellness and trauma, body image and self confidence, postpartum depression and anxiety, loss of identity, and other unique challenges that arise as you transition into motherhood.

Johanna uses techniques from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Mindfulness Based Therapy, and Solution Focused Therapy, as well as being able to offer EMDR therapy online.

Johanna is currently on leave and is not accepting any new clients at this time.

Kamy Bhatti is a Registered Social Worker in Ontario and British Columbia with over 16 years of clinical experience working within the healthcare and community setting. Her experience includes working at the Women’s Mental Health Clinic alongside psychiatrists with a focus in perinatal and postpartum depression providing one-on-one therapy. Additionally, she has facilitated group-based therapy, working with individuals that have various mental health diagnoses such as, personality disorders, bipolar, anxiety and depression, etc. Over the years, Kamy has worked within diverse demographic therapeutic settings such as elementary schools, post-secondary settings, and hospital inpatient and outpatient settings.

Along with her Masters of Social Work, Kamy is committed to ongoing training. She has completed the Perinatal Mental Health Certification and evidence-based therapeutic approaches and is passionate about working with mothers. She uses an array of therapies to best meet the individuals needs such as cognitive behavioural therapy, dialectical behavioural therapy, mindfulness, solution focused, emotion regulation therapy, and crisis intervention.

Kamy is committed to creating a safe, inclusive and respectful space. With creativity, flexibility and intention she creates an approach that works best for her client. Kamy is also able to provide counselling services in Punjabi.

In her personal life, Kamy is a wife and a mom to a very active toddler and loves spending time with her family and friends. Kamy is an avid traveller and enjoys experiencing different cultures and foods. She enjoys going hiking, spinning, biking, and spending time with her three fur babies.

Kristin Reinhart is a Registered Social Worker and holds a Masters degree in Social Work. She is also certified in Eye Movement Integration (EMI) therapy. She has been working in the field of mental health since 2006. She developed a passion for perinatal mental health after a lived Neonatal Intensive Care experience following the birth of both of her daughters. It was through this experience she became acutely aware of the need for adequate and timely support and resources for women during the perinatal period.

She utilizes a collection of mindfulness cognitive behavioural therapy, somatic experiences and narrative approaches to cultivate a space where you safely enter your life story to explore present & past areas of pain that contribute to undesired thoughts, behaviours and relational struggles in the perinatal period.

She has advanced training through Postpartum Support International (PSI) and is committed to reducing stigma, isolation and shame around perinatal mental health. She also enjoys and takes great value in volunteering as a coordinator with PSI, where she offers peer support, information, resources, referrals & a sense of hope to families.

Kristin is currently only accepting new clients in Saskatchewan.