Laura Goodes
Registered Psychotherapist (RP)
Orleans, ON
Works with: Adults (16+) Couples - Monday – Thursday - In Person/Virtual
Therapy Modalities
Specialities
Relationship struggles can feel overwhelming, affecting your sleep, mood, and overall well-being. Whether you’re experiencing conflict with a partner, family member, or loved one, I’m here to help you find clarity and reconnection.
I specialize in couples therapy and marriage counselling, helping partners move beyond repetitive arguments, heal from infidelity, and deepen intimacy and connection. I work with couples at every stage—from premarital counselling to long-term partnerships, new parents to empty nesters, and retirees navigating their golden years together.
I also provide family therapy for those seeking healthier communication patterns, whether you’re supporting teens and young adults, healing family rifts, blending families, or caring for aging parents.
For individuals, I offer relationship therapy focused on breaking unhealthy patterns, recovering from relationship loss, and building the self-awareness needed for healthier future connections. This work fosters emotional intelligence and relational confidence.
Research consistently shows that close relationships are the strongest predictor of happiness and longevity. Healthy, secure relationships are within reach, and meaningful change often begins with a single step.
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Bachelor of Arts - Human Relations and Spirituality, Saint Paul University
Master of Arts – Counselling and Spirituality Saint Paul University
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Level 1 PACT Therapist
Professional Development (e.g., any formal trainings or workshops you have completed)
Ongoing learning in trauma-informed therapy
Continuing education in CBT, Anxiety treatments and Body Image and disordered eating
Areas of Focus
General Mental Health
Anxiety
Depression
Stress
Self-esteem
Emotional Regulation
Coping Skills
Relationships
Relationship Conflicts
Communication Challenges
Infidelity Recovery
Intimacy Concerns
Young Adult Issues
Anxiety and Depression
Peer Relationships
School-related Stress
Suicidal Ideation
Self Harm

