STREET THERAPY
Counselling, Psychotherapy & Group Offerings
We Put Patients First
Compassionate, attentive, and effective, our practice offers help and hope to people experiencing all types of emotional difficulties. From clinical diagnoses to a thoughtful ear, our services help people find comfort and closure.
Our professional and experienced providers and staff are focused entirely on the mental health and happiness of our patients. We offer both long-term and acute treatment plans, enabling us to provide the most effective services right when they are needed. If you are struggling – no matter if it is a new struggle or one that has challenged you for years – we are here to listen, offer support, and help you become your truest and best self.
Bernadette Street, MPsy
Clinic Director, Registered Psychotherapist, Canadian Certified Counsellor
Bernadette was born and raised in the Philippines. After completing her undergraduate in Psychology, she went to North America to travel. Bernadette came to Canada to complete a post-graduate certificate in Autism and Behavioural Sciences, eventually immigrating as she worked through a Master of Clinical Psychology degree from Adler Graduate Professional School. She has worked as a school guidance counsellor, behaviour therapist, clinical supervisor for intensive behaviour interventions (IBI) for children with Autism, play and social skills therapist, and collaborated with CAMH, Hospital for Sick Children, various schools, and community agencies for research and to support client growth and transition. Bernadette has over 13 years of experience working with clients across the lifespan.
She sees individuals with a wide range of concerns including Attention-Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD); Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD); Learning disabilities; behavioural concerns; Anxiety; Decolonization and racial identity, Depression including Postpartum Depression and Bereavement; Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD); childhood-trauma and personality disorders. Bernadette works in both Kitchener locations, but currently only provides remote (video/phone) psychotherapy.
Our Therapists & Counsellors
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Our Commitment to Equality Starts Within
Street Therapy provides mental health services for clients across the lifespan.
Our Street Therapists or Clinicians come from diverse academic, religious, spiritual, and cultural backgrounds. Street Therapy is highly aware of its’ social responsibility to respect all people and provide a safe space for clinicians and clients alike to explore and engage in psychotherapeutic relationships. We do not discriminate against people based on gender, religion, age, sex, ethnicity, cultural background or disabilities.
Client Testimonials
Patient and thorough. My counsellor helped me understand my neurodivergence and get the right kinds of accommodations and support.
My psychotherapist was knowledgeable and took the time to understand my symptoms to create an action plan I can work on. I have seen several therapists and professionals for my various conditions but have not felt as understood as I did with my therapist. I am starting to see a ...
Amazing and knowledgeable psychotherapists! :3
The meaning of street in all ways and at all times is the need for sharing life with others and the search for community.
Virginia Hamilton
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