About Us

Helping People Change Themselves

At LifeWorks, we believe in using a holistic approach to help you with your psychological functioning. We believe in your innate worth and tailor our services to meet your needs and to accommodate your unique situations. We have never changed anyone through our work. However, we do help people change themselves, and make a difference in their lives, the lives of others important to them, and their community. We teach people to realize their own inner strengths to promote personal change, growth, and a sense of purpose and capability.

LifeWorks Centre

Land Acknowledgement

At Lifeworks Centre we acknowledge and give endless thanks to the land on which we live, work and carry out our day to day activities. We are proud to say that we are situated within the traditional territory of the Anishinabewaki, the land of the Robinson-Huron Treaty of 1850 and Williams Treaties established in 1923, and specifically the Nipissing First Nation.

Meet The Team

Dr. Jeffrey Phillips

Psychologist and Team Leader

Megan Golec

Office Manager

Stephanie McMahon

Registered Psychotherapist and Psychometrist

Chelsea Cloutier

Psychometrist, Registered Psychotherapist and Neurofeedback Associate

Christine Grisé

Psychometrist and Neurofeedback Associate

Molly

Resident Ball of Fluff

Our Clinicians

Psychologists

Psychologists have extensive training as involves an Undergraduate degree, a Master's Degree and their Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). Psychologists are able to both assess, diagnose and treat people. Psychologists do not have the ability to prescribe medication.

Psychotherapists

Psychotherapists have typically completed both their Undergraduate degrees and a Master's degree. In Ontario, psychotherapists are regulated by the 'College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario' (CRPO). Psychotherapists are able to treat psychological conditions but they are not licensed to diagnose or prescribe medication.

Psychometrists

Psychometrists administer and score psychological tests. They assist psychologists in the assessment process, and are a primary point of contact for clients on their assessment day.