ABOUT US
Clinical Psychologist
Dr. John W. Lee
I earned my Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Waterloo in 2005 and have been a registered psychologist with the College of Psychologists of Ontario since 2006, specializing in Clinical, Rehabilitation, and Health Psychology. My practice encompasses working with adults, couples, and families.
My journey into clinical practice began within the oncology and palliative care department at Credit Valley Hospital, where I provided vital psychological support to patients and their families. Subsequently, I established my own private practice and extended my expertise as a consultant to various private facilities, specializing in medical-legal assessment and rehabilitation.
My clinical passions revolve around the treatment of mood disorders, medical-legal assessments, and offering guidance to individuals and families navigating the complexities of a cancer diagnosis. Additionally, I specialize in assisting those affected by malignant narcissism, providing tailored support and strategies for healing.
Beyond clinical work, I harbour a keen interest in behavioral finance and fostering financial independence, recognizing its profound impact on personal well-being. I also advocate for the principles of minimalism as a means of enhancing contentment and overall life satisfaction. These ideas can be viewed further on enrichedmindset.com and its associated social media channels.
Operations Manager
Emilia Kasprzak
As the Operations Manager at JWL Psychology, I am grateful for the opportunity to align strategic oversight with operational excellence. My role encompasses a range of responsibilities including, managing internal and external communications, optimizing administrative processes, overseeing day-to-day operations, and coordinating efforts to enhance client experience and team productivity. Lastly, I lead initiatives such as strategic social media content creation, crafting engaging and informative materials that bridge mental health concepts to the broader public. Through these efforts, we aim to break the stigma surrounding mental health and make resources more accessible to all.
Director of Administration & Human Resources
Shay Sadat
As the Director of Administration and Human Resources, I oversee the day-to-day administrative and HR operations of the practice, supporting recruitment, onboarding, team coordination, office procedures, and the development of efficient internal processes. I work closely with Dr. Lee and our team of assistants and interns to help maintain a professional, and collaborative workplace while ensuring everyone is effectively supported. I am passionate about creating a positive work environment where students and emerging professionals can learn and contribute ideas. This role has allowed me to combine my interests in psychology and leadership while continuing to grow professionally and contribute to the overall development of the practice and its team.
Psychometrist
Marley Wheeler
My passion for psychology stems from a strong interest in human emotions, behaviour, and the factors that shape mental health and well-being. As I prepare to pursue graduate studies in clinical psychology, I am excited to continue my involvement with Enriched Mindset as a psychometrist, where I will further develop my clinical skills and gain hands-on experience in psychological assessment.
Psychometrist
Olivia Varga
My interest in psychology is rooted from its ability to explain the complexities of human behaviour and the factors that shape our thoughts,emotions, and actions. I am especially interested in how psychological knowledge can be applied to support mental health, foster resilience, andcreate positive learning environments. I am excited to start my journey here again and expand my skills.
Assistant
Mackenzie Foye
My passion for psychology stems from a strong interest in human emotions, behaviour, and the factors that shape mental health and well-being. As I prepare to pursue graduate studies in clinical psychology, I am excited to continue my involvement with Enriched Mindset as a psychometrist, where I will further develop my clinical skills and gain hands-on experience in psychological assessment.
Psychometrist
Fiona Skinner
My interest in psychology comes from a deep interest in the science of human behaviour and how we learn, adapt and communicate. I am particularly interested in understanding how neurodegenerative diseasesimpact individuals, as well as researching therapeutic interventions and daily coping strategies to support them. This commitment fuels my goals to become a clinical neuropsychologist.
Intern
Duan Jongrengpia
Through my experiences in developmental research and clinical settings, I have become especially interested in how psychological knowledge can be translated beyond academic and clinical spaces into insights that people can understand and apply in their everyday lives. I am especially passionate about making evidence-based psychology more accessible through education anddigital media.
Intern
Sara Bissa
What I find intriguing about psychology is that the more I learn, the more I realize how much there still is to understand. I am particularly interested in how people differ in how they think, feel, and cope, especially in areas like memory, cognitive development, and emotion regulation. I hope to use my learnings from psychology to make meaningful differences in people’s well-being.