As an experienced Psychotherapist, teacher and dream worker, Ursula has been helping clients with stress and anxiety, grief, body related issues, addictions and eating disorders, depression and relationship troubles, abuse and trauma recovery, creative blocks, as well as cultural and generational issues for almost 20 years. Whether it is a crisis situation you are seeking help with or your search for soul nurturing and matters of personal and spiritual growth, Ursula's skills, warmth and expertise create a calm and welcoming space in the consultation room.

Please phone or e-mail for more information about therapy sessions, retreats, courses or to schedule an appointment.

Therapy services are offered in English as well as German.

Ursula has studied and worked in Canada, the U.S.A. and in Europe. Her education is rooted in the Psychodynamic and Jungian traditions of practicing psychotherapy, with a diploma from the Centre For Training In Psychotherapy in Toronto, Ontario. She holds a Master's degree in Therapeutic Counseling (M.T.C.), and is a clinical member of the Canadian Association For Psychodynamic Therapy (CAPT).

The experience of her own personal healing journey makes her an especially sensitive and empathic therapist.

Ursula has completed the Marion Woodman Foundation Leadership Training Program and served on the Marion Woodman Foundation teaching faculty in 2005. Currently, she serves as adjunct faculty at The Living Institute, Toronto. She also facilitates Intensives and Retreats, working with dreams, movement, voice, art and sound. Retreats or on-going courses are wonderful ways to combine learning with healing.

Ursula is committed to continued professional and personal development.

Encoded in the language of the soul (imagery), your dreams hold key directions to healing and wholeness. Dream work and Psychotherapy can help you to know and care for yourself better by bringing unconscious values and beliefs into consciousness. Becoming aware of who you really are and what you really feel in the presence of a knowledgable therapist can open new paths for transforming self defeating patterns from your past, and strengthening hope for your future. With the guidance of your therapist, you will embark on a journey of supporting your true capacity for meaningful living and relating.

As the poet David Whyte says: "Life must be more than waking every morning to a series of tasks; it is important to find thresholds of possibility, redemption, emancipation and celebration in everyday life."

Ursula has been working in private practice for nearly 20 years. Each client with their own unique story is received in the safety and confidentiality of a gentle and allowing atmosphere. The pace and length of a therapy is based on the client's individual needs and the therapist's professional assessment.

Work hours by appointment.

Reasonable fees.

Phone or e-mail for more information.

Ph 416-656-4675

If you need immediate assistance with a crisis, please call your local distress centre or crisis hotline.

Toronto Distress Centre: 416-408-4357

Assaulted Women's Helpline: 416-863-0511