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Your story matters. Let’s start here.
Our Mission
At Kaïa Psychology, healing is not about fixing — it’s about remembering your strength.
We exist to create a space where courage, compassion, and clarity meet — where the human experience is honoured in all its complexity. Our mission is to guide individuals, families, and professionals through life’s turning points with authenticity and depth.
Rooted in trauma-informed care, psycholegal expertise, and mindful connection, we help you transform pain into purpose, chaos into meaning, and survival into growth.
Kaïa stands for resilience — the quiet, unwavering kind that rebuilds from within.
We are here to make healing fearless, accessible, and lasting.
Join Our PODCAST.
Anonymously, Safely, Authentically
Join Our PODCAST.
Anonymously, Safely, Authentically
At Kaïa, we believe real stories change systems.
Your voice—your lived experience—has the power to illuminate what happens in families, institutions, communities, and behind closed doors
Our podcast is your space.
Anonymous. Respectful. Trauma-informed.
You decide what you share, how you share it, and how your identity is protected.
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Meet the Team
Under Supervised Practiced
(OPQ permit pending)
Précilia Hanan, Ph.D.
Clinician whose work sits at the intersection of trauma, complex family dynamics, and psychosocial and psycholegal assessment. Her presence is steady and precise, allowing her to hold complex material with clarity and depth. Known for her direct, human-centred approach, she brings structure to chaotic situations and helps clients understand their experiences in a way that is grounded, safe, and actionable. She provides specialized clinical and psycholegal services, including work with first responders and families navigating high-conflict or high-stakes contexts.
Under Supervised Practiced
Myriam Lecousy, Phd (c)
Clinician specialized in emotion-focused and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) interventions, working with trauma, personality dynamics, suicidal ideation, crisis intervention, high-risk population, and family systems. With over a decade of experience in community mental health, program development, and national advocacy, she integrates evidence-based intervention with creativity and a systemic vision to support individuals and families in complex contexts. Her work is guided by clarity, compassion, and a deep belief in people’s capacity to heal and transform.
Contact Us
Temporary Location
Suite 409 – 100 Boulevard Alexis-Nihon, Saint-Laurent, QC, H4M 2P5
Phone
514-581-1960
