Marie-Josée Mercier

Therapy for Caregivers

A collection of therapists across Quebec who support people in caregiving roles: those looking after an aging parent, a sick partner, a child with complex needs, or anyone they love who needs consistent care. These professionals help with the exhaustion, the guilt, and the grief that often comes with giving so much of yourself to someone else.

French-Speaking Female Therapists

A collection of female therapists across Quebec who offer mental health support entirely in French, for those who feel most at ease expressing themselves in their first language with a woman.

Couples Therapy

A collection of therapists across Quebec who work with couples navigating conflict, communication breakdowns, trust issues, and the distance that builds up over time. These professionals help partners understand each other better and figure out what they want from the relationship, whether that means rebuilding it or finding clarity about the path forward.

Addiction Counsellors

A collection of professionals across Quebec who help with addiction, from alcohol and substance use to gambling, sex, and behavioural addictions. These therapists work with what drives the cycle and the path forward, whether that’s harm reduction, recovery, or somewhere in between.

ADHD Therapy

A collection of therapists across Quebec who help people with ADHD navigate the daily friction: focus, organization, emotional regulation, and the self-criticism that tends to build up alongside it. These professionals work with both the practical and the emotional side of living with ADHD.

Family Therapists

A collection of professionals across Quebec who work with the whole family in the room, helping parents, kids, and siblings improve communication, repair conflict, and adjust to change together. These therapists work with the patterns and dynamics between family members, not just individual symptoms.

Teen Counselling

A collection of professionals across Quebec who work with teens aged 13 to 18, navigating identity, anxiety, depression, academic pressure, relationships, social media, and conflict at home. These therapists understand how adolescence shapes the way young people experience and express what they’re going through.