Linda Corsini
MSW, RSW, RMFT

Registered Social Worker/Psychotherapist/Registered Marriage and Family Counsellor

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Linda Corsini offers individual, couple and family therapy to adults and teens. She brings a wealth of experience from her many years working in hospital-based adult and adolescent mental health as well as psychosocial oncology. She has much expertise with the challenges of chronic and life-threatening illness, death and grief therapy.  

Linda is the author of, “What about my kids? A Guide for Parents Living with Breast Cancer”, 2006. Linda Corsini available free at https://www.virtualhospice.ca/Assets/WAMK_Final%20updated%20July%202009_20120829111841.pdf

 Linda is a registered marriage and family therapist (RMFT) and she is a Ministry approved adoption practitioner to complete private / international adoption home study assessments for Ontario families planning to adopt. She is keenly sensitive to issues of infertility, pregnancy loss and the importance of attachment and loss in couple and family dynamics.    

In her therapy, Linda incorporates a variety of relational therapy modalities including Emotionally Focussed Therapy.  She brings a high degree of empathy necessary to establish rapport and her focus is strength based, working organically through sessions encouraging her clients to engage and invest in their own problem-solving and healing. A grandmother herself, she is committed to creating space for clients to embrace change throughout their lives.

 Areas of Competence

  • Couple/Relationship Issues

  • Family Relationship Issues

  • Anxiety, Depression

  • Attachment & bonding

  • Pre and post pregnancy psychosocial issues 

  • Infertility loss

  • Adoption and birth family issues 

  • Life threatening & chronic illness

  • Caregiver stress

  • Death and dying

  • Grief and Loss

  • Sex and Sexuality

  • Support for partners to rebuild connection and learn healthier ways to communicate and resolve conflict.

  • Help for children and families managing emotions, relationships, and school-related challenges.

  • A supportive approach to help you integrate past trauma and move forward with greater strength and hope.

  • Compassionate therapy to help you heal from abuse, rebuild self-worth, and feel empowered again.

  • Treatment support for concerns like anxiety, depression, OCD, or bipolar disorder so you can live more fully.

  • Therapy focused on building confidence, self-acceptance, and a more positive relationship with your body and sense of self.

  • Support to navigate grief, loss, and major life changes with compassion and meaning.

  • Help coping with chronic illness and the pressures of caregiving and health-related stress.