Meet Our Therapists
Tara McGee
Psychotherapist, OCSWSSW
MSW, RSW, Dip TIRP, Yoga Therapist
Peter Madore
Registered Psychotherapist, CRPO
Dip TIRP
Sarah Kinsley
Registered Psychotherapist (Qual), Registered Clinical Counsellor
BA (Hons), BEd, MEd (Counselling), Somatic Experiencing Practitioner™, E-RYT500, YACEP
Rhonda Breitbach
Registered Psychotherapist (Qual), CRPO
CREATE, Expressive Arts Therapist
Andrew Best
Registered Psychotherapist (Qual)
BA, MA, PsyD (in progress)
Our goal is to help people overcome trauma symptoms so they can be more connected in relationship to themselves, others and the collective.
At Collingwood Psychotherapy & Yoga Centre, we offer you individual, couple, family, and group psychotherapy grounded in relational, trauma and neuroscientifically informed psychotherapeutic theories.
Our groups include the Men's Group, the Collective Healing Group and at times we offer groups for Teens.
For people who want to go deeper in a shorter period of time, we offer individual and group intensives (Whole Again) designed to accelerate your healing journey and provide you with profound healing.
We offer clinical supervision for psychotherapists, and seminars for professionals and organizations.
Our team consists of experienced, and compassionate psychotherapists, and an amazing Office Manager.
“It is a great fortune to have an occupation that allows you to be happy, helps others, and generates compassion and understanding in the world” – From Buddha’s ‘Happiness Sutra’
Our Mission & Vision
At CPYC, our mission is to help clients heal from the roots of trauma by guiding them to engage their inner technologies so they can move from fragmentation towards wholeness. We empower individuals to connect deeply with their inner worlds so they may embody higher principles such as love, joy, and compassion.
By fostering profound inner transformation, we awaken a shift in the collective consciousness—one that elevates the choices we make as individuals and as a society. As congruence, peace, compassion, and interconnectedness become embodied truths, they begin to shape how we live, relate, and co-create—not only with each other but with the planet and all beings, seen and unseen. This remembrance of our interconnection naturally guides the way we steward our resources, nurture our communities, and design the systems that shape our world.