
EMDR Therapy
An evidence-based approach that helps the brain reprocess painful memories — reducing their intensity without erasing what you lived.
Cambridge · Brantford · Virtual across Ontario
Psychotherapy for anxiety, trauma, grief and life’s turning points — with two registered psychotherapists, in English, Hindi and Gujarati.

How we can help

An evidence-based approach that helps the brain reprocess painful memories — reducing their intensity without erasing what you lived.

Persistent worry, low mood, restlessness or exhaustion — rediscover the motivation, perspective and joy you once had.

Flashbacks, avoidance, sleepless nights, or the weight of loss — paced, trauma-informed care through grief and healing.

Communication, trust, intimacy, parenting and intergenerational conflict — rebuilding connection at home, in-laws included.

Mood swings, anxiety or overwhelm during pregnancy and early motherhood — support and adaptive strategies for new mothers.

CBT and mindfulness for mood swings, self-esteem, academic and social-media pressure, identity and peer relationships.
All services available online across Ontario, and in person in Cambridge and Brantford.
Therapy works better in the language you think and feel in. Sessions are offered in English, Hindi & Gujarati — with a lived understanding of the family, cultural and intergenerational contexts that come with them.
Clinicians
Registered Psychotherapist · EMDR Therapist

Works with teens, adults, couples and families on anxiety, depression, trauma and major life transitions. Combines EMDR with CBT, ACT, DBT, compassion-focused therapy and mindfulness-based stress reduction. An immigrant herself, she practises by a simple motto: “Meet people where they are, not where you expect them to be.”
Licences & training
EMDRIA-approved EMDR Basic Training (2025) · MA Counselling Psychology, Yorkville University — tap to view
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

Holds an MSc in Counselling Psychology, registered with CRPO. Particular interest in anxiety, stress, and the complexities of relationships and attachment — an eclectic, client-tailored approach rather than a single framework. A first-generation immigrant and woman of colour, she offers a space that is unhurried, non-judgmental and genuinely curious.
What to expect
Step one · 15 min · free
You describe what's going on; we explain how we'd approach it, cover fees, and answer questions. No obligation either way.
Step two · ~50 min
Your reasons for seeking therapy, your goals, and a working plan — including whether EMDR fits your situation.
Ongoing · typically weekly
In person or by secure video. Some concerns resolve in a few sessions; others benefit from longer-term work — we review progress together.
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Common questions
Fees depend on the type of therapy — we'll go over them clearly in your free initial consultation. Receipts are provided for extended health insurance; check with your provider about coverage for Registered Psychotherapists.
Sessions typically last around 50 minutes and are often scheduled weekly — the frequency adjusts to your needs and goals. Some concerns resolve in a few sessions; others benefit from longer-term work.
Yes. Nisha offers therapy in English, Hindi and Gujarati — so you can connect in the language that feels most comfortable.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing is an evidence-based approach that uses guided eye movements to help the brain reprocess painful memories. The goal isn't to erase a memory, but to reduce its emotional intensity so it no longer disrupts your daily life.
Yes. Everything shared in session is protected, and therapists are bound by professional ethics to keep your information private. Your therapist will walk you through the details in your first session.
Either is fine. Book directly through Jane, or start with the free 15-minute call and ask us anything.
Email · nisha@safespacetherapy.ca · By appointment only