Registered Psychotherapist, Clinical Hypnotist & Published Author Monic Ayotte is a Registered Psychotherapist, Hypnotist, and published author of The BECOMING Method: Life Beyond Limiting Beliefs. Practising since 2018, she works with individuals and families who are ready to move beyond simply coping and begin creating meaningful, lasting change.

Her approach goes beyond managing symptoms. She helps clients understand the beliefs, emotional patterns, and conditioning that may be keeping them stuck—and empowers them to challenge what no longer serves them and create new ways of thinking, feeling, and responding.

Alongside evidence-informed psychotherapy, Monic offers hypnosis as an adjunct to the therapeutic process when appropriate. Hypnosis can provide another avenue for exploring deeply rooted beliefs, strengthening internal resources, supporting emotional regulation, and reinforcing the changes clients are already working toward in therapy.

Drawing from psychotherapy, clinical hypnosis, and the principles behind her BECOMING Method, Monic brings warmth, compassion, insight, and authenticity to her work. She believes therapy should not only help people understand why they struggle, but also give them practical tools to change the patterns that keep those struggles alive.

For Monic, psychotherapy is more than a profession—it is her passion. Her goal is not simply to help people heal from where they have been, but to empower them to intentionally create the life experience they desire.

Because healing isn’t only about becoming free from the past. It’s about becoming who you choose to be next.

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Hello and welcome!

As a social worker, my frontline and community work have given me a great appreciation for compassionate mental health supports. Working in the fields of housing, education, mental health, Indigenous services, and youth services have shown me that even when someone may be seeking assistance in a seemingly unrelated situation, mental health considerations are important and inform that individual’s experiences.

I am passionate about supporting the mental wellness of others in a kind, considerate, and respectful way that creates safe spaces and empowers those I am working with. In my counselling practice, I am informed by kind sharing, lived experiences, holistic understandings of self, and learning through connecting with others. I also utilize narrative therapy and DBT (dialectical behavioural therapy) practices in my work.

In 2020, I graduated with a Bachelors of Social Work from the University of Windsor, and I completed my Masters of Social Work (Wholistic & Indigenous-Informed Field of Study), through Wilfrid Laurier University, in 2021.

As someone of white European ancestry (Irish, Scottish, English, Italian, and Hungarian), I am constantly reflecting on what my roles & responsibilities are as a guest on Indigenous lands, as well as how I can support decolonization efforts and foster respectful inter-cultural community relationships.

Outside of work, I love reading, thrifting, cozy mystery shows, trying out new recipes, and crafting.

Qualifications: MSW-IFS

Registration: OCSWSSW: #841467

Location: North Bay and Virtual (Video or Phone)

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