Rachel Fortin M.A. (c) | Sexologist psychotherapist Intern

Holding a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and currently a candidate in a clinical Master’s program in Sexology, I provide therapy to individuals and couples using systemic (Sexual crucible) and cognitive-behavioral (CBT) approaches. My work is grounded in understanding relational dynamics as well as exploring the thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that shape lived experience.

Throughout my background in helping relationships, I have worked with a diverse clientele ranging from adolescents to adults. I have developed particular experience working with women and with individuals living with eating disorders.

I am also interested in working with couples who wish to better understand the dynamics at play in their relationship and reconnect with a sense of closeness. I offer a space where partners can explore each other’s needs in order to foster greater mutual understanding and improve communication when facing relationship challenges.

Whether you are looking to improve the quality of your sexuality, rediscover a more similar level of desire, or better manage conflicts, I can support you through this process.

In psychotherapy, I pay close attention to the interactions between the individual and their environment, while supporting the development of concrete tools that foster sustainable change. I strive to offer a safe space where vulnerabilities can be explored without judgment. I view therapy as a collaborative process in which pace and goals are defined jointly. My intention is to support each person with sensitivity and respect, taking into account the uniqueness of their reality.