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Dr. Daniel Léger,
RSW

Dr. Daniel Léger RSW

Registered Clinical Social Worker

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Full Bio

Finding hope when we are struggling can feel like gasping for air. Often the hardest step is admitting that we need help, so when people do reach out to begin therapy, or even begin thinking about doing so and just check out the website of a clinic like ours, I know that the hardest step is already accomplished.

I bring a combination of deep hope and empathy, grounded in decades of experience watching people overcome seemingly impossible odds to awaken their fullest potential, along with the most updated scientifically validated approaches to healing and concrete and practical knowledge, skills and techniques, in order to quickly empower people to unlock their own unique healing journey.

I take a person-centred and results-oriented approach that is both holistic and evidence- based, while being tailored to the specific goals and needs of each individual with whom I get to work. One of my greatest joys in life is watching people heal, and witnessing the ripple effects of their transformation in their families and communities.

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Daniel has worked as a social worker and psychotherapist for over twenty years, with many different client populations in both Canada and the United States, including working with the Red Cross in both victim services and first responder support services. He also has experience working in psychiatric hospitals, in hospice and palliative care, as well as in community mental health settings. His doctoral research area focused on burnout and compassion fatigue, and he loves to help people return to their passion and sense of purpose. While he has university teaching experience, his primary passion is clinical work and helping people heal.

“Everybody is a genius.
But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree,
it will live its whole life believing it is stupid.”

– Anonymous, but often attributed to Albert Einstein