Aleesa Sutton

Cinnamon Counselling

CVAP

Session Style

  • Online video counselling
  • Telephone counselling
  • In Person counselling
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About Aleesa

Hi, I’m Aleesa. Are you neurodivergent and facing challenges in your relationships? If ADHD, autism and/or giftedness are part of your identity, I’m a sex and relationship therapist with lived experience who can help you figure it all out.

I help individuals and couples of all genders and sexual orientations. I am kink and BDSM-friendly and support folks in all types of relationships.

I bring curiosity, compassion and a healthy dose of honesty to our work. With curiosity, compassion and directness, I help you set clear goals. I’ll support you and call you on your BS when needed (with care, of course).

If you’re

– unhappy with your life
– unsure where you’re headed
– struggling to make decisions
– wondering who you are
– impacted by family of origin issues
– have questions about your identity
– struggling with self-esteem
– dealing with stress
– have questions about sexuality/intimacy
– dealing with infidelity
– exploring a new ADHD diagnosis

I can help.

My approach is a blend of
– self-compassion
– attachment theory
– CBT
– existentialism
– person-centred
– strengths-based
and solution-focused modalities.

I am also trained in Gottman Method Couples Therapy and EFT (Emotionally-Focused Couples Therapy).

Also available: Clarity Coaching (a.k.a. Discernment Counselling) for couples where one or both partner(s) is unsure about staying in the relationship.

Sessions are available online or in-person — and if you visit the office, you’ll meet my sweet therapy dog, Oliver. Curious? Reach out or visit my website to learn more.

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Note: I deeply value diversity and social justice. I am cognizant of the privilege I have as a White, cisgender, heterosexual woman. It is an honour to support and learn from those of other races/ethnicities, sexual and gender orientations, physical and mental abilities, religions/spiritualities and other aspects of diversity. I aspire to be an ally of 2SLGBTQIA+ and IBPOC (Indigenous, Black and People of Colour) folks. I use the pronouns she/they.

Other Information

Cinnamon Counselling

Locations

Gender

  • Woman

Language

  • English
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