Faith is a Clinical Psychology PhD Candidate at the University of British Columbia (UBC). She completed her Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology and her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology at UBC. Currently she is completing her pre-doctoral residency at the London Clinical Psychology Consortium in the Health/Rehabilitation track where she is focusing on helping individuals who experience psychological concerns within the context of medical conditions. Faith has been involved in sex research since 2016, which has focused on testing the efficacy of psychological interventions for sexual desire and arousal, vaginismus, and sexual difficulties after breast cancer treatment. Faith’s dissertation research focuses on how cisgender and gender diverse individuals conceptualize and experience sexual pleasure.

Faith has been providing therapy to adults of all ages since 2020. Her therapeutic approach draws from mindfulness, cognitive-behavioural therapy, and processed-based therapy. She takes a collaborative approach that is warm, non-judgemental, and strengths based. She has experience working with adults with concerns such as anxiety, OCD, depression, post-traumatic stress related disorders, interpersonal difficulties (e.g., communication and assertiveness), and perfectionism.

She works with individuals of all gender identities and sexual orientations. She has a particular interest in working with individuals who experience sexual and non-sexual difficulties related to medical conditions, OCD, sexual desire and arousal concerns, and genital pain.

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Faith is supervised by Dr. Morag Yule, C. Psych. Faith is available to see clients virtually in the evenings Monday to Thursday.