Lesly Prudent
Lesly Prudent, clinical psychologist and psychotherapist in France, and member of the Order of Psychologists of Quebec. She worked for several years in hospital settings in France, primarily with adults and seniors, in the fields of gerontology, palliative care, and oncology. As a result, she has developed expertise in supporting patients and their loved ones…
Read On >Mélissa Cloutier
Hi, I’m Melissa, a psychologist with degrees in psychology from Quebec and France, and a member of the Ordre des Psychologues du Québec. I’m pleased to be part of the team at Blake Psychology, where I help families, children, and adolescents on their path to well-being. With many years of experience, I have had the…
Read On >Sean Scanlan
Hi, I’m Sean Scanlan, a licensed psychologist. I am a member of the Order of Psychologists of Quebec with over 12 years of professional experience and offer my services in English and French. I completed my graduate training at McGill University and specialize in working with individuals who struggle with emotional or interpersonal issues, including…
Read On >Brenda Abrahamson
Hi, my name is Brenda. I’m a Psychotherapist and Board-Certified Art Therapist and often work with clients struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and loss, and difficulties in interpersonal relationships. I’m from the United States and received my Masters in Art Therapy from New York University. I started my career and worked for many years…
Read On >Jamie Libenstein
My name is Jamie Libenstein and I am a recent graduate of the Psy.D Clinical Psychology program at the University of Montreal. Previously, I completed my bachelor’s of Honors Psychology at McGill University. Between the completion of my degrees, I worked as an Applied Behavioural Therapist with children on the autism spectrum. This past year,…
Read On >Andry Nirina Razakamanana
Hello and welcome to my biography! My name is Andry Razakamanana and I’m a psychologist with Blake Psychology. My philosophy: “Transform deepest despair into invincible hope” (Nietzsche). Before training in psychology in Canada, I was a secondary school philosophy teacher in my native Madagascar. My basic approach is humanistic/existential. However, I integrate different approaches, in…
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