My Philosophy:

I believe that the most fundamental step towards effective therapy is a strong and trusting therapeutic alliance, therefore it is a top priority in the work I do. I operate from a collaborative approach to therapy, whereby clients are fully involved in the therapeutic process, as this facilitates the most success and growth. I work tirelessly to support my clients in achieving their goals and reducing their distress. My overall goal is to facilitate a therapeutic process which empowers clients to find happiness, balance, health, and well-being.

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Research Publications and Conference Presentations: 

• Bonneville, A. Daniels, T. & Kawar, G. (2018) The Role of Empathy and Normative Beliefs in Cyber Bystander Behaviour. Poster Presented at Development 2018 Conference (Brock University, Niagara Region)

• Kawar G., Daniels, T. & Bonneville, A. (2018) Development of a Cyber Bystander Scale. Poster Presented at Development 2018 Conference (Brock University, Niagara Region)

• Bonneville, A., Summers, N., Daniels, T., Polihronis, C., Kawar, G. (2017) A Year in the Life of a Victimized Youth: Behavioural Effects. Poster Presented at PREVNet’s 9th Annual Conference: Canada Coming Together to Promote Children’s Well-Being (Gatineau, Quebec)

• Bonneville, A., Rovers, M., & Yamin S. (2017) Intimate Partner Aggression and Relationship Satisfaction Across Attachment Styles (Publication In Process)

• Bonneville, A. &  Daniels, T. (2017) Witnessing Workplace Bullying and Mental Health (Publication in Process)

• Bonneville, A., Summers, N., Daniels, T., Polihronis, C. (2017) Internalizing and Externalizing Behaviours and Traditional and Cyber Victimization Over One School Year. Poster Presented at the Society for Research in Child Development (Austin, Texas)

• Bonneville, A., Rovers, M., & Yamin S. (2017) Intimate Partner Aggression and Relationship Satisfaction Across Attachment Styles. Paper Presentation at the Psychology Graduate Research Conference (Carleton University, Ottawa, ON)

• Bonneville, A., & Daniels, T. (2013) Social Aggression Forms, Motives, and Frequency among Competitive Athletes. Poster Presentation at the Psychology Undergraduate Research Event (Carleton University, Ottawa, ON)

Education and Training:

I completed my Undergraduate degree at Carleton University in Psychology. I then completed my Master of Arts degree in Counselling, Psychotherapy, and Spirituality at Saint Paul University, with a double specialization in Individual Therapy and Couple and Family Therapy. 

I have over 5 years experience working with individuals, couples, and families, supporting them through personal struggles and mental health difficulties. I have advanced clinical training in:

 

• Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (2016)

• Narrative Therapy for Couples (2016)

• Observed and Experiential Integration Therapy (2015)

• Friends for Life Resilience Program, Certified Trainer (2015)

• Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) (2015)

• Non-Violent Crisis Intervention Training (2014)

Professional Memberships: 

• College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario #006457

• Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA) Professional Member in good standing #10001863

• Promoting Relationships and Eliminating Violence (PREVNet) Graduate Student Member

• Pickering Centre for Research in Human Development Graduate Student Member