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Prescription Renewal Policy There is a fee of $40 for prescription renewal without appointments, including lost or expired prescriptions, as this is not covered by OHIP. If needed, you are asked to follow-up for medication renewals, whether in person or virtually. Your physician will prescribe enough medication until the next evaluation and your future refills can be obtained from your family doctor. We will write a note to your family doctor facilitate this continuation of the prescription renewals. Medications periodically require review and monitoring to ensure they remain safe and appropriate for you. Physicians will not be responding to faxed renewal requests from your pharmacy.

Tulip Women's Health provides timely care for women as well as quick access to IUD and Implant consultation, insertion, removal, and replacement/ We also provide the usual gynecological care such as menopause hormone therapy, colposcopy for abnormal pap test, endometrial and vulvar biopsies, pessary management along with HPV testing. HOME ABOUT SERVICES FAQs POLICIES RESOURCES LOCATION & PARKING HOW TO BOOK FOR PATIENTS More WELCOME ! Tulip Women's Health is a dedicated team of Gynecologists and General Practitioners with women' s health focus as well as Allied Health Professionals (Naturopaths, Pelvic Physiotherapist, Psychotherapist, and Dietian) fully committed to providing timely expert care for gynecological conditions we best serve. We are proud to offer the Tulip Comfort Experience , designed to make our patients' gynecological procedures as comfortable and pain-free as possible in our office setting. We also specialize in gynecological procedures, including IUD and Nexplanon insertion and removal, HPV testing, colposcopy, endometrial and vulvar biopsies, prolapse and pessary management, as well as menopause hormone therapy. BOOK APPOINTMENT REFERRAL FORM FAQ RESOURCES

For Patients Patient FAQs Appointments & Booking Prescriptions EMERGE & Virtual Care Referrals Preparing for Your Visit Programs & Services Appointments & Booking Appointments & Booking How can I book an appointment? Tulip Women’s Health is a referral-based clinic for physician and Naturopathic Doctor (ND) services. Once we receive and process your referral, you will receive instructions on how to book your appointment. Registered Dietitian, Pelvic Physiotherapy, and Psychotherapy services may be booked directly without a referral. How can I reschedule my appointment? You can reschedule your appointment through EMERGE up to 72 hours before your scheduled appointment. Changes within 72 hours cannot be completed through EMERGE. If you are unable to make changes online, please email info@tulipwomenshealth.com .Here's the guide on how to reschedule or cancel on Emerge: Guide for Patients How can I cancel my appointment? You can cancel your appointment through EMERGE up to 72 hours before your scheduled appointment. If your appointment is less than 72 hours away, please email info@tulipwomenshealth.com . Please note that late cancellation or missed appointment fees may apply.Here's the guide on how to reschedule or cancel on Emerge: Guide for Patients Please note that cancellations or rescheduling requests made with less than 2 business days’ notice, or appointments missed without notice, will be subject to the following fees: All appointments: $100 late cancellation/no-show fee Naturopathic Doctor (ND) appointments: 50% of the appointment fee effective October 1, 2026. What is my appointment for, and what should I expect? Please check your EMERGE appointment confirmation for your appointment type and details. Your visit may involve a consultation, follow-up, examination, or procedure depending on the reason for your referral and your care plan. If you are unsure after reviewing your appointment information, please email info@tulipwomenshealth.com . How long is the wait time to get an appointment? The usual wait time is approximately 2–4 weeks after we receive your referral, depending on the appointment type, urgency, and provider availability. To ensure a timely appointment, you will be scheduled with the first available doctor at the clinic. If you request a specific doctor, the wait time may be longer depending on that doctor's availability. Please ask your referring doctor to indicate your preferred physician on the referral. For updates on your referral status, please contact your referring doctor's office, as we provide them with updates regarding your referral. What is the standard cancellation policy? If you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment, you may do so through Emerge only if your appointment is more than 72 hours away. If your appointment is within 72 hours, please email info@tulipwomenshealth.com . Please note that cancellations or rescheduling requests made with less than 2 business days’ notice, or appointments missed without notice, will be subject to the following fees: All ppointments: $100 late cancellation/no-show fee Naturopathic Doctor (ND) appointments: 50% of the appointment fee effective October 1, 2026. Referrals My doctor sent a referral. Did you receive it, and what is the status? Please allow approximately 2–4 weeks after we receive your referral for it to be reviewed and processed. Once processed, we will contact you with the next steps. We also send updates to your referring doctor, so you may contact their office for the status of your referral. What is the status of my referral to the surgeon? If Tulip Women’s Health has referred you to a surgeon or another specialist, the receiving office will contact you directly regarding your appointment. We also send an update to your referring/family doctor when appropriate. You may contact your referring or family doctor for updates if you have not heard from the specialist’s office. Prescriptions My pharmacy did not receive my prescription. Can you resend or refax it? Please first confirm with your pharmacy that they have checked for the prescription. If they still have not received it, email info@tulipwomenshealth.com with your full name, pharmacy name, and pharmacy fax number. Our team will review your request. Please allow time for processing; prescription concerns requiring clinical review may need to be addressed by your healthcare provider . My pharmacy sent a prescription refill request. Did you receive it? If needed, you are asked to follow-up for medication renewals, whether in person or virtually. Your physician will prescribe enough medication until the next evaluation and your future refills can be obtained from your family doctor. We will write a note to your family doctor facilitate this continuation of the prescription renewals. Medications periodically require review and monitoring to ensure they remain safe and appropriate for you. Physicians will not be responding to faxed renewal requests from your pharmacy . Why do I need an appointment for a prescription refill? Your healthcare provider may require an appointment before renewing a prescription to ensure that the medication remains appropriate and safe for you. Depending on the medication and how long it has been since your last assessment, your provider may need to review your symptoms, response to treatment, or other health information before issuing another prescription. Why is there a $40 prescription renewal fee if I don't want an appointment or cannot wait for the next available appointment? There is a fee of $40 for prescription renewal without appointments, including lost or expired prescriptions, as this is not covered by OHIP. Preparing for Your Visit What preparation is required before my appointment? Preparation may vary depending on the type of appointment or procedure, as each appointment can have different requirements. Please review the consent form and/or appointment instructions sent to you through EMERGE prior to your appointment. These will include any specific preparation you need to follow. How to get to the clinic? Getting Here How should I prepare for my appointment or procedure? Preparation depends on the type of appointment or procedure you are having, such as a biopsy, Pap test, colposcopy, or IUD insertion/removal. Please review the instructions provided with your appointment confirmation. If you have not received instructions or are unsure how to prepare, email info@tulipwomenshealth.com before your appointment. Emerge & Virtual Care How do I use Emerge? | Guide for Patients What is EMERGE, and why do I need to sign up? EMERGE is the secure patient platform used by Tulip Women’s Health to help manage your care and appointments. You may use it to access appointment information, complete required forms, and manage eligible appointments. Creating your account helps ensure that you receive the information and forms needed for your care. For technical issues with EMERGE, please contact EMERGE Support at support@getemerge.ca or 1-800-674-8090 . Can I book a phone appointment instead? My internet connection is not reliable enough for a video call. No. We do not offer phone appointments. Virtual appointments are conducted by video through EMERGE. If you are unable to attend by video due to internet or technical issues, you may book an in-person appointment instead, subject to your provider’s availability. Programs & Services What other services are available at Tulip Women’s Health? In addition to our gynecology and women’s health services, Tulip Women’s Health offers specialized programs designed to provide additional support and comprehensive care. 🌷Tulip Comfort Experience (TCE) – An optional comfort experience for patients who would like additional pain management and support during gynecologic procedures, such as IUD insertion/removal, biopsies, Pap tests, and colposcopy. Learn more about the Tulip Comfort Experience 🌷Menopause Care Program (MCP) – Collaborative menopause and perimenopause care provided by our Naturopathic Doctors and physicians, with individualized assessment, treatment planning, and ongoing support. Learn more about the Menopause Care Program Complimentary 15-Minute Consultations - You can click the link to book an appointment. Psychotherapist – Julie Moscato Registered Dietitian - Melissa Koch I am anxious/scared for my procedure. Is there anything extra you provide to help? We offer an optional Tulip Comfort Experience that includes Penthrox pain management for patients who prefer additional support. This service is not medically required, not covered by OHIP (although some insurance plans may cover Penthrox), and does not affect access to OHIP-insured care. Please contact info@tulipwomenshealth.com for more information. Do you provide pregnancy care or perform surgeries? No. Tulip Women’s Health does not provide obstetric (pregnancy) care or perform surgeries. If you require these services, please speak with your family doctor or referring physician about the appropriate referral. Preparing for Your Visit Programs & Services Prescription Referrals Emerge & Virtual Care

Tulip Women's Health provides timely care for women as well as quick access to IUD and Implant consultation, insertion, removal, and replacement/ We also provide the usual gynecological care such as menopause hormone therapy, colposcopy for abnormal pap test, endometrial and vulvar biopsies, pessary management along with HPV testing. HOME ABOUT SERVICES FAQs POLICIES RESOURCES LOCATION & PARKING HOW TO BOOK FOR PATIENTS More WELCOME ! Tulip Women's Health is a dedicated team of Gynecologists and General Practitioners with women' s health focus as well as Allied Health Professionals (Naturopaths, Pelvic Physiotherapist, Psychotherapist, and Dietian) fully committed to providing timely expert care for gynecological conditions we best serve. We are proud to offer the Tulip Comfort Experience , designed to make our patients' gynecological procedures as comfortable and pain-free as possible in our office setting. We also specialize in gynecological procedures, including IUD and Nexplanon insertion and removal, HPV testing, colposcopy, endometrial and vulvar biopsies, prolapse and pessary management, as well as menopause hormone therapy. BOOK APPOINTMENT REFERRAL FORM FAQ RESOURCES

Quick access to an expert IUD and Implant consultation, insertion, removal and replacement 5045 Mainway Unit. 214 Burlington, ON L7L 5Z1 Canada Directions: Please note that there are two locations with the address 5045 Mainway in Burlington, which can sometimes cause GPS navigation errors. Before your visit, please confirm that your GPS is directing you to Tulip Women's Health, 5045 Mainway, Burlington, ON L7L 5Z1 Canada . Tulip Women's Health is located on the second floor of the building. After exiting the elevator, turn left, then turn right. Please enter through Unit 214 to access the clinic. Free Parking: Complimentary parking is available in the 3rd-floor parking garage only. The entrance to the parking garage is located at the back of the building, past the garbage dumpster area. Please note that access from the parking garage to the ground floor is by stairs only. There is no garage elevator. Paid Parking: Paid parking is available on the ground floor. Payment can be made to the parking attendant or by following the posted parking instructions. From this level, you can access the clinic using the building elevator, with no stairs required. * Parking fees are charged by the building and are not affiliated with or collected by Tulip Women's Health. Accessibility: If you have difficulty using stairs, we recommend using the ground-floor paid parking or arranging to be dropped off at the building entrance, where you can take the elevator directly to the clinic.

Welcome to Your Menopause Care Pathway Collaborative naturopathic and physician-led care At Tulip Women’s Health, our Naturopathic Doctors, Gynecologists and Physicians work collaboratively to provide comprehensive, integrative care focused on women’s health. Our multidisciplinary approach brings different areas of clinical expertise together to develop an individualized treatment plan informed by your health history, symptoms, laboratory findings and treatment goals. Your Comprehensive Menopause Assessment Your Naturopathic Doctor (ND) and Tulip physician work together so your naturopathic and medical care remain aligned. Our NDs hold specialized menopause certification and can help you understand your hormone options in detail, including whether Menopausal Hormone Therapy (MHT), previously referred to as Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT), may be appropriate for you. Hormone therapy, however, is only one part of the picture. Other factors—including metabolic health, insulin resistance, gut health and nutrient deficiencies—can also influence how you feel during perimenopause and menopause. Your ND is trained to look at the full picture and support you as a whole. Your Collaborative Care Team 🌷 Your Naturopathic Doctor Leads your comprehensive intake, menopause assessment, nutrition and lifestyle assessment, treatment planning and ongoing follow-up. 🩺 Your Tulip Physician Provides medical oversight, assesses MHT candidacy, orders investigations when indicated, prescribes medications when appropriate, and provides medical/procedural care. ♡ Together Your ND and physician communicate about your care so recommendations, investigations and prescriptions remain coordinated. Your physician and ND are always collaborating on your care, even at visits where only one of them is in the room. By the end of your first two visits, you can expect to have: ✓ A thorough review of your menopause/perimenopause symptoms and health history ✓ Assessment of contributing factors, with bloodwork as needed ✓ Discussion of MHT benefits, risks and prescription when appropriate ✓ A personalized nutrition, lifestyle and supplement plan where appropriate ✓ A coordinated, comprehensive treatment plan between your ND and physician ✓ Clear next steps for follow-up and management At Tulip Women’s Health, we understand that perimenopause and menopause can affect many areas of life, including sleep, mood, energy, sexual health, weight, and overall well-being. Preparing for Your First Visit Before your initial visit, please complete your intake forms in full. This is how we build a thorough picture of your history, including current medications and supplements (please include dose and brand) and any recent bloodwork or lab results you have. The more complete your forms, the more we can accomplish together at Visit 1. Your first two appointments form the foundation of your care pathway and include comprehensive assessment, physician collaboration, review of investigations where indicated, and development of your individualized treatment plan. | Naturopathic visits are billed individually and may be eligible for reimbursement through extended health benefits. You will receive a receipt with your ND's license number after each paid appointment (please allow 2 business days). Cancellation Policy: Naturopathic visits cancelled or rescheduled with less than 48 business hours' notice are subject to a 50% cancellation fee. What Happens Afterward? After Visit 2, care continues as ND-led follow-ups with periodic physician check-ins when needed, at the appropriate follow-up rate. To continue naturopathic care, follow-ups with our Naturopathic Doctors will be outlined; individual cases guide how many follow-ups are needed. Our NDs work with patients to decide on a follow-up plan that is sustainable and appropriate for them, based on their individual case. Who do I contact? Questions naturally come up between visits — about a supplement order, your next appointment, or something you want to ask your ND directly. Reaching the right person gets you an answer faster: Brief clarification questions about your existing treatment plan can be directed to your ND. New concerns, significant treatment changes, or questions requiring clinical assessment may require a follow-up appointment. Frequently Asked Questions What is the difference between MHT and HRT? MHT and HRT are often used interchangeably to describe hormone therapy for managing symptoms associated with menopause. MHT (Menopausal Hormone Therapy) is the more current and specific term, referring to hormone treatment used during the menopausal transition and after menopause. HRT (Hormone Replacement Therapy) is a broader, older term that may refer to hormone therapy for a variety of purposes. Do I need bloodwork or other tests before starting MHT? Not necessarily. Before starting MHT, your team at Tulip will review your medical history, symptoms, medications, and risk factors to determine whether any bloodwork or other testing is appropriate. In many cases, MHT can be started based on your clinical history and symptoms rather than routine hormone testing, since estrogen and progesterone fluctuate greatly during the perimenopause window. Any recommended tests will be discussed with you and tailored to your individual needs. Can I continue MHT medications prescribed by another doctor? Yes. You can generally continue MHT medications prescribed by another doctor. Our team will review your current treatment with you and work collaboratively with your prescribing physician to ensure your care remains safe, appropriate, and aligned with your health goals. Your plan may include continuing your current medications, adjusting dose or type, replacing a medication, or adding new medications as appropriate. How can a Naturopathic Doctor complement my Medical Doctor's care? This depends on your goals. While MHT can support many symptoms, not all symptoms can be addressed by MHT alone. Your ND provides dedicated time to look beyond hormone therapy and address the broader factors that can influence how you feel during perimenopause and menopause — including nutrition, lifestyle, metabolic health, gut health, nutrient status, sleep, and stress. Is seeing the Naturopath mandatory if I want to be seen sooner? Seeing a Naturopathic Doctor is not mandatory to receive menopause care at Tulip. However, the earlier appointment option is offered through our collaborative Menopause Care Pathway — not as an expedited physician-only appointment — so the initial naturopathic visit is required for this pathway. If you prefer physician-only, OHIP-covered care, you may remain in our standard referral stream and wait for the next available appointment. Can I continue my care primarily with a physician after the initial naturopathic visit? If you are only looking for follow-up regarding your MHT prescription, yes, this is an option. Most patients, however, find they wish to continue with naturopathic care for bloodwork review and support in non-MHT areas. Once you are on a stable dose of medication, Tulip physicians will often discharge you back to your Family Doctor for management, unless concerns arise. You are always able to reach out to your Naturopathic Doctor to continue care in the future. Please note: any treatment-specific questions will be answered and addressed during your appointment. We're glad to have you as part of the Tulip community!

TULIP COMFORT EXPERIENCE What is the Tulip Comfort Experience? It is an optional comfort experience offered to patients who would like additional support during gynecologic procedures. This is best for those who are anxious, worried about pain, had previous painful experiences, or want the most supported and comfortable experience we can offer. It includes Penthrox pain management along with comfort and support measures to help you feel more at ease. Most people choose this for procedures such as IUD insertion/removal/replacement or endometrial biopsies, but some choose for pap tests and colposcopy as well. Is the Tulip Comfort Experience Right for Me? At Tulip Women’s Health, many patients do very well with our standard procedure care. For some patients, though, the idea of a gynecologic procedure can feel stressful, painful, or overwhelming. If that sounds like you, the Tulip Comfort Experience may be a good fit. You may want to consider the Tulip Comfort Experience if: You have had a painful IUD insertion, biopsy, or gynecologic procedure in the past. You feel anxious or nervous about the procedure. You have fainted, felt lightheaded, or had a vasovagal reaction with medical procedures before. You have a history of trauma or find pelvic exams difficult. You are worried about pain and want the most supported experience available. You know that investing in comfort would help you feel calmer and more in control. You simply want the highest-comfort option we offer. What does the Tulip Comfort Experience include? Penthrox (methoxyflurane) pain management along with extra time/support necessary Penthrox is an inhaler that contains a drug called methoxyflurane, which is poured into the device. A piece of gauze inside soaks up the liquid and you inhale the vapours. These vapours are what provide the pain relief. It is self-administered, self titrated, rapid-acting, non-narcotic inhalational agent that is a low-risk, highly acceptable option for pain management of in-office gynecological procedures. Calming environment (gentle aromatherapy ambiance) Heating pad during the visit Comfort supports (pillows/blankets as needed) Drink and a light snack (as appropriate) Personalized aftercare and review Extra comfort and care throughout the visit The goal is not just pain relief. The goal is to help you feel cared for, informed, and supported throughout the experience. Why do patients choose it? Patients often choose the Tulip Comfort Experience because they want to feel more comfortable, less anxious, and more supported during a procedure that may otherwise feel intimidating. For the right patient, it can be a game changer. How much does it cost? $225 This fee is not covered by OHIP. Penthrox is included as part of the Tulip Comfort Experience. The cost of Penthrox/ administration is $150, and some private insurance plans may reimburse this portion, depending on your coverage. We recommend checking with your insurance provider directly if you would like to confirm whether Penthrox is eligible under your plan. Is my procedure still covered by OHIP? Yes. Your medical assessment and procedures are covered by OHIP. You are never required to pay to receive medical care. Do I have to choose this option? No. This experience is completely optional. Many patients choose standard care and do well. Others prefer to invest in additional comfort and support. There is no right or wrong choice — only the choice that feels best for you. Is this the only way to manage discomfort? No. Many patients choose to proceed without it and take NSAID/Tylenol prior to coming. Why isn’t this covered by OHIP? OHIP covers medically necessary services. Optional comfort experiences and certain pain-management options are not publicly funded. Will my care be affected if I don’t choose it? No. All patients receive the same standard of medical care, whether or not they choose any optional services. How do I choose it? If you are interested in the Tulip Comfort Experience, please let our team know when booking your appointment or email us @ info@tulipwomenshealth.com

Quick expert access to IUD and Implant consultation, insertion, removal and replacement Perimenopause/ Menopause Perimenopause/Menopause Menopause is the cessation of menstrual periods for 12 consecutive months due to declining ovarian function and estrogen levels, typically preceded by perimenopause. Many experience hot flashes/night sweats, mood swings, irritability, cognitive changes, and an average weight gain of 2.3 kg (5 lbs), often around the midsection. We have partnered with Allied Health Professionals, such as Naturopathic Doctors, Pelvic Physiotherapist, and Dietician to be able to deliver the most comprehensive care. To learn more, click here . (image source: Responsum Health) More information Request Consultation

Dr. Lisa Weeks, ND Dr. Lisa Weeks, HBSc, ND, MSCP is an award-winning Naturopathic Doctor with over 19 years of clinical experience, with a focus on women’s health, healthy aging, perimenopause and menopause, hormone health, thyroid health, digestion, stress, sleep, and metabolic health. She is a Menopause Society Certified Practitioner and has met Ontario’s Standard of Practice for Prescribing. Dr. Lisa is a sought-after corporate wellness speaker for GreenShield. She is also the former co-host of the Perimenopausal Mamas Podcast, and was a facilitator of several cohorts of The Wild Collective, a women’s health community initiative focused on fostering connection, community, and health literacy. Dr. Weeks takes a practical, evidence-informed and individualized approach to care. She looks at the whole person, including hormones, nutrition, lifestyle, stress, sleep, and metabolic health, to understand the factors contributing to symptoms and create a personalized treatment plan. Her goal is to help patients understand their bodies and their lab results, feel heard and supported, and develop sustainable strategies that improve how they feel and function

We're a dedicated team of gynecologists and general practitioners with women' s health focus commited to providing timely expert care for women and the conditions we best serve. Our Physicians Dr. Amandeep Takhar, MD, CCFP, MSCP GP with Women's Health Focus Read Bio Dr. Sadaf Yasin, MD, CCFP GP with Women's Health Focus Read Bio Dr. Irum Rizwan, MD, CCFP GP with Women's Health Focus (returning in October 2026) Read Bio Dr. Jeanie Yuh, MD, FACOG Founder, Gynecologist Read Bio Dr. Andrea Palmer, MD, FACOG Gynecologist Read Bio Dr. Kathryn Gottschalk, MD, FACOG Gynecologist Read Bio Allied Health Professionals We work with a great team of Naturopaths, Pelvic physiotherapist, and a Registered Dietician with expertise in Women's Health. to provide support with perimenopause, menopause transition as well as PCOS. Our Pelvic Physiotherapist Gerda Hayden Pelvic Physiotherapist Read Bio Our Naturopathic Doctors. Dr. Stephanie Zelembaba, ND Naturopathic Doctor Read Bio Dr. Denise Handscomb, ND Naturopathic Doctor Read Bio Dr. Laura Pipher, ND Naturopathic Doctor Read Bio Dr. Kristin Wootton, ND Naturopathic Doctor Read Bio Dr. Olinca Trejo, ND Naturopathic Doctor Read Bio Dr. Lisa Weeks, ND Naturopathic Doctor Read Bio Our Registered Dietitian Melissa Koch Registered Dietitian/ Nutritionist Read Bio Our Registered Psychotherapist Julie Moscato Registered Psychotherapist Read Bio

Quick expert access to IUD and Implant consultation, insertion, removal and replacement Naturopathic Support Naturopathic Medicine For those in perimenopause/menopause, and those with PCOS We have partnered with Naturopathic Doctors (ND) specializing in women's health, Dr. Stephanie Zelembaba, Dr. Denise Handscomb, Dr. Laura Pipher and Dr Kristin Wootton . This team-based approach allows us to be able to provide you with the most comprehensive care, ensuring women receive the best of both worlds—integrative, whole-person support alongside the expertise of conventional medicine. Perimenopause is a time of transition that can bring physical, emotional, and hormonal changes. Naturopathic doctors (NDs) provide personalized, holistic care to support women through this stage of life. From nutrition and lifestyle strategies to natural therapies, NDs focus on restoring balance, reducing symptoms, and promoting overall wellness. Our Naturopathic Doctors are trained and licensed to prescribe MHT (Menopause Hormone Therapy) More information Book an Appointment

Julie Moscato Registered Psychotherapist Julie Moscato is a Registered Psychotherapist practicing in Burlington, Ontario, and virtually across Ontario. Julie supports women on their therapeutic journeys as they navigate: Identity, relational and emotional shifts that can arise during perimenopause and menopause Anxiety Life transitions, like postpartum, parenting shifts, career changes or grief, Postpartum depression Stress and overwhelm, Women’s issues, and Work-life balance. Julie’s approach is grounded in empathy, collaboration, and a belief in each person’s capacity for growth and healing. Julie holds a Master’s degree in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University with Distinction, a Master’s degree in Criminology from the University of Toronto, and an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Brock University. Julie also has the following certifications/training: Narrative Therapy certification through the Windz Centre, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Specialization in Anxiety from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto Perinatal Mental Health Certificate from Canadian Perinatal Mental Health Trainings Eating Disorder Sensitive: Education for Social Workers & Psychotherapists Certificate through the Canadian Eating Disorders Collaborative Perinatal Grief and Loss Training through The Perinatal Collective CBT Essentials for Perinatal Mental Health certificate from Canadian Perinatal Mental Health Trainings Counselling Women Through Menopause through Wilfrid Laurier University In addition to training and clinical work, Julie brings over a decade of experience in community safety work, alongside over five years of direct mental health practice. This diverse background informs her therapeutic lens and deepens her commitment to walking alongside clients with care, respect, and understanding.