REGISTERED SOCIAL WORKER & PSYCHOTHERAPIST
Kenna Robb
Holding space for every part of you in therapy, from the deepest of deep to the lightest of light-hearted.
Here’s the quick details:
Role: Providing counselling/therapy through the use of talk therapy modalities and aspects of art therapy to to help people heal or improve their mental health.
I work with: Youth (6+), Indigenous folks and Non-FNIM and young adults.
Areas of focus & speciality: I use a unique blend of Westernized and Wholistic/Indigenized therapeutic techniques utilizing aspects of art therapy and a variety of talk therapy modalities. I support clients with general mental health such as depression or anxiety, relational struggles, family dynamics, intergenerational trauma/trauma, grief, and more.
Current rates: $120 per individual session
Hours of work / availability:
In-person - Wednesdays from 9-6 (additional days/later appointment times available upon request)
Virtual - Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, hours flexible
Groups programs - stay tuned!
Contact details: kenna@the-good-stuff.ca or (226)766-5455
Still scrolling? Here’s more about me!
Hello/Aanii/Boozhoo!
I'm Kenna, she/her, a mixed First Nations woman with Anishinaabe and Ojibwe roots. I'm a daughter, partner, friend, granddaughter, auntie, helper, and healer.
I do what I do because there was a pivotal moment in my life when I was the young person receiving counselling.
Unbeknownst to me at the time, that experience sparked a fire within me. As I matured and embarked on my journey of self-discovery, I realized that my natural inclination to be the "mom friend," always looking out for others, advocating for them, and helping them navigate life's challenges, wasn't merely coincidental. It was a calling—an undeniable passion to serve as a healer and a helper. The flame ignited within me back in 2011, when a therapist profoundly impacted a young girl's life, continues to fuel my dedication to supporting others on their paths to healing and growth.
As an Indigenous person, I carry the wisdom and resilience of my ancestors, infusing my work with the values of community, connection, and cultural reverence.
I absolutely love my job because, well, I'm a certified yapper—I could talk for hours! Having a career where I get to chat endlessly is just perfect for me.
But beyond that, this work fulfills me in ways I never imagined. It's a healing journey for my inner child and keeps my passion fire burning bright.
What's more, I bring my whole self to every session. What you see is what you get with me because I believe in authenticity. It's only fair that if I expect you to be your genuine self, I should be too.
Connecting with others on a personal level brings me immense joy, and this job allows me to do just that. I get to meet incredible people, hear their unique stories, and in the process, I grow both personally and professionally.
Some other highlights for you:
Cat mom to Annie (old lady tuxedo cat) and Dog mom to Bear, a German Shepherd puppy and future emotional support dog
I enjoy golfing, camping, hiking with the dog, cooking, crafting, reading, and gardening.
I enjoy watching the same shows on repeat - some favourites are: That 70s Show, The Fosters, Ted Lasso
I was a pizza maker in high school and again for a few years in post-secondary school - meaning I consider myself a pizza connoisseur.
And the education & training highlights…
Child and Youth Care Advanced Diploma from St. Clair College (2021)
Bachelor of Social Work with Honours from University of Windsor (2023)
Master of Social Work from University of Windsor (2024),
Registered Social Worker with OCSWSSW (2024)
Focusing on integrating Wholistic/Indigenous and Westernized techniques to support the four parts of self - physical, spiritual, emotional, and mental with youth and adults.
Utilizing various talk therapy modalities:
CBT, DBT, MI, EFT
Wholistic/Indigenous techniques
Mindfulness - based, Solution Focused, Strength-based, client-led
Aspects of art therapy.
(I am always open to learning new skills to add to my bundle of knowledge, so this list is forever growing!)
