WELCOME
The Collingwood Therapy Collective is a small group of independent mental health providers practicing out of a bright and cozy space at 191 Hurontario Street (2nd Floor) in Collingwood.
We're so glad you're here.
Seeking mental health support, particularly for the first time, can feel overwhelming and intimidating. We are here to help - and so glad you found us.
How it Works
The Collingwood Therapy Collective is a group of independent psychotherapists, each with our own unique areas of focus and specialization. Our clinical space includes three large, bright rooms at 191 Hurontario Street, in downtown Collingwood.
We invite you to read more about each of us below and reach out to the practitioner(s) that feel like the best fit for you directly, using the contact information in their profile.
If you have more general questions or want to contact us for another reason, please feel free to do so via the form at the bottom of this page.
Collective Therapists
Janet Nielsen
Registered Psychotherapist
Janet is a relational psychotherapist specializing in anxiety, depression, relationships (with partners, parents, children, and self), burnout/overwhelm, and the experience of feeling stuck or misaligned. She also works with couples and welcomes clients who want to work on personal growth in the absence of significant challenges.
With warmth and empathy, she meets clients where they are and supports them through the process of expanding their awareness, connecting with their inner wisdom, and taking intentional action towards the growth and change they seek.
Janet leverages a variety of modalities in her work, including psychodynamic exploration, emotion-focused therapy, and cognitive behavioural therapies. She is trauma-informed, trained in several approaches to couples therapy (Gottman, EFT, RLT) and has a particular interest in attachment theory and the connection between mental health and the nervous system.
At the Collective: Tuesday through Friday (daytime only). Also sees clients virtually.
Rate: $150 individual/$175 couples
Erica Tucker
Psychotherapist (MSW, RSW)
Erica is a Registered Social Worker and Psychotherapist who believes that meaningful change comes through meaningful connection. She provides a warm, authentic, and non-judgmental space for individuals aged 16 and older to safely explore all parts of themselves. Through the therapeutic relationship, Erica supports clients in reconnecting with their highest, wisest authentic self, helping them meet life's challenges with self-compassion and understanding.
As a trauma-informed, relational, and attachment-based clinician, Erica specializes in EMDR and Internal Family Systems (IFS), while integrating modalities like Polyvagal Theory, Nature Therapy and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy.
She is a Certified EMDR Therapist and an EMDRIA Approved Consultant-in-Training who provides both individual and group consultation to clinicians. Erica feels truly honoured to walk alongside her clients on their healing journeys.
At The Collective: Monday to Friday. Also sees clients virtually and does walk-and-talk therapy.
Rate: $190/session
Kathryn George
Registered Psychotherapist
Kathryn George is a Registered Psychotherapist who supports couples experiencing distance, conflict, and relationship distress, as well as individuals navigating stress, anger, depression, anxiety, life transitions, and relationship challenges.
Kathryn’s approach is grounded, warm, and down-to-earth. She works through a systemic lens, helping clients explore how family dynamics, past roles, attachment patterns, and relationship cycles shape how they show up today. In both individual and couples work, Kathryn helps clients untangle patterns that no longer serve them and build clearer, more connected ways of relating to themselves and others.
Kathryn is trained in Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFCT) and Gottman Method Couples Therapy Level 1. She also integrates parts work to help clients understand different parts of themselves, soften inner conflict, and relate to their emotions with greater clarity and compassion.
At the Collective: Tuesdays, Thursdays & every second Friday. Also sees clients virtually.
Rate: $150 individual/$180 couples
Lindsay French
Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
Lindsay French is a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) whose approach combines deep personal exploration with humour. As a queer and neurodivergent individual, she understands how it can feel to be an outsider and is proud to provide inclusive therapeutic care.
Lindsay believes effective therapy happens when a client feels connected, safe, and affirmed by their counsellor. She shows up authentically in her sessions, is committed to understanding her clients' unique challenges and uses evidence-based therapy techniques to encourage their growth. She specializes in supporting individuals with anxiety, depression, perfectionism, ADHD, and helping 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals reclaim their gender identity and build a positive self-image.
Lindsay shows up authentically in her sessions to help clients achieve their goals. She understands the unique challenges each of her clients face and uses evidence-based therapy techniques to encourage their growth.
At the Collective: Mondays, Wednesdays & every second Friday. Also sees clients virtually.
Rate: $150
Carly Moulton
Registered Psychotherapist
Carly Moulton is a Registered Psychotherapist who works with diverse populations to address a wide range of mental health concerns, including anxiety, depression and relationship issues. She has a particular interest in working with youth and extensive experience supporting addiction recovery.
Carly takes a personalized and holistic approach, leveraging an array of different interventions to support her clients, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Mindfulness, Psychodynamic Therapy, Narrative Therapy, as well as Dialectical Behavioural Therapy, and more.
At The Collective: Monday & Wednesday. Also sees clients virtually.
Rate: $160/session
Aleta Wilson
Psychotherapist (BSW, RSW)
Aleta Wilson is a Registered Social Worker with 7 years of clinical experience offering psychotherapy to intelligent, capable women navigating meaningful change. Her approach is trauma-informed, draws on attachment-based and relational frameworks and incorporates Internal Family Systems (IFS), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and Somatic Experiencing (completing Intermediate level of SEP 3-year certification).
Aleta helps high-functioning, self-aware women who are quietly carrying more than anyone around them realizes get to the root of their concerns, understand what's keeping them stuck, and create lasting growth and change.
Her path into therapy was shaped by years of service as a birth doula where she witnessed the emotional and psychological weight of pregnancy, birth, and motherhood. That foundation, combined with her Childbirth Education Training and Advanced Perinatal Mental Health Psychotherapy Training (PSI), informs her perinatal focus: supporting mothers through prenatal and postpartum anxiety and depression, trauma-informed birth planning, medical advocacy, and labour trauma.
At the Collective: Mondays (daytime & evening). Also sees clients virtually Monday through Friday (daytime & evening).
Rate: $180
Contact
191 Hurontario Street
2nd Floor
Collingwood, ON
L9Y 2M1