Kaitlin Wu, M.ACP., RCC

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Description

Kaitlin specializes in working with marginalized communities and neurodivergent individuals who may be struggling with experiences of oppression, family conflict, relationship challenges, and anxiety. She also supports folks with psychosis as she guides them in better understanding themselves and empowering them to navigate the barriers of mental health. 

She has a person-centred, intersectional, social justice-framed approach and believes in helping clients unlearn biases, prejudice, and oppressive narratives to reclaim their truth. Every client is to be met with understanding and integrity.

Summary

Hi there! 

I am a Chinese Canadian second generation immigrant that specializes working with marginalized communities and neurodiverse folks who may be struggling with experiences of invalidation, life transitions, family conflict, relationship challenges, anxiety, and low self-worth. I bring a deep understanding of the unique challenges that can come with navigating dual identities. Whether it’s balancing cultural expectations, feeling caught between worlds, or exploring the impact of intergenerational trauma, I am here to support you with untangling these intersections.