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Caitlin Kemmett, Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) in Ottawa

Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) · CRPO #13728

Caitlin Kemmett

Individuals and couples · English

Caitlin offers a warm, direct place to talk about ADHD, burnout, relationship concerns, parenting changes, postpartum concerns and the parts of life that feel hard to name.

  • ADHD
  • Couples
  • Relationships
  • Parents and postpartum
Caitlin is accepting new clients. In-person and virtual appointments are subject to her current availability.

Meet Caitlin

Does something feel off, even when everything seems fine?

You feel tired and stuck, moving through your day like you’re half-asleep. Your mind is busy, and your heart is heavy. You don’t feel like yourself anymore. You’ve tried to make it better, but nothing changes.

I get it. And I can help.

I help people and couples through all life’s ups and downs. We’ll work together to make your relationships feel better and to find the you that you miss.

We’ll look at where you’re at today and work towards who you want to be.

If you feel lost, burnt out, or have ADHD, I’m here for you. We’ll talk about what matters to you and help you feel more like yourself again.

Life can feel like a never-ending to-do list. You’ve tried to stay busy. You’ve tried to push through. You’ve read many books. But nothing helps.

You want to feel like the real you again.

You know your life better than anyone. I’ll help you stick to your goals and give you skills to use every day. We’ll talk about what matters most and how to get through the hard days.

People I work with say they feel heard and understood working with me. I want to help calm the busy thoughts in your head so you can see a clearer path ahead.

I’m a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) with Therapy with Empathy. I use evidence-based approaches, like ACT, the Gottman method, and Internal Family Systems. The most important thing is that you feel safe so you can make the best changes for your life.

On the weekends and my days off, I’m at a park with my partner, our toddler, and our very active dog, Bobbie. Or you can find me trying a new-to-me craft; I know what it’s like to be neurospicy.

You don’t have to do this alone. If you want a safe place to talk, feel more like yourself and manage your life, I’m here. When you are ready, book a free 20-minute chat.

How Caitlin can support you

What would you like help with?

You don’t need to know exactly what to say. You and Caitlin can talk about what’s been happening, what’s been hard and what you want to be different.

ADHD, overwhelm and burnout

Your brain feels busy, starting feels heavy, or you spend more energy than other people can see trying to keep up. Caitlin can help you understand what gets in the way and find realistic tools that fit how you work.

Learn about ADHD therapy

Couples and relationship concerns

You keep having the same fight, feel more like roommates, or need help talking about trust, parenting, intimacy or a major change. Caitlin is currently the therapist at Therapy with Empathy offering couples therapy.

Learn about couples therapy

Parenting and postpartum changes

Becoming a parent can change your time, identity, relationship and sense of self. Caitlin offers a place to talk honestly about the pressure, exhaustion and adjustment. If you need to bring your baby to an in-person session, you can.

Learn about therapy for mothers

Life transitions and feeling disconnected

Work, family roles or a major decision no longer feel right, but you’re unsure what needs to change. Therapy gives you room to slow down, name what has been weighing on you and choose a next step that feels honest.

Learn about individual therapy

Therapy approaches

The approaches Caitlin uses

Caitlin uses different approaches depending on what you want help with. She’ll explain them in plain language, and you can ask questions at any time.

Gottman Method

For couples, Gottman-informed work can help you notice the habits behind repeat conflict and practise clearer ways to listen, respond and repair. You'll learn ways to reconnect after conflict.

Read about the Gottman Method

Internal Family Systems

IFS offers a way to understand the different reactions inside you without treating any part of you as the enemy. It can help when one part wants change while another feels afraid or unsure.

Read about IFS therapy

Motivational interviewing

When you want something to change but feel pulled in different directions, motivational interviewing helps you explore both sides without pressure or shame.

Read about motivational interviewing

Appointments

Meet with Caitlin in Ottawa or online

In-person therapy

Caitlin offers in-person appointments at Therapy with Empathy’s only physical office:

Suite 202
1355 Wellington Street West
Ottawa, Ontario K1Y 3C2

The office is in Wellington West, close to Westboro, Hintonburg, Tunney’s Pasture, Hampton Park and Mechanicsville. Nearby parking and public transit are available.

Virtual therapy across Ontario

Caitlin also meets with clients through secure video anywhere in Ontario. Virtual therapy can be useful when travel, work, childcare or your schedule makes an office visit harder.

Therapy with Caitlin is available in English. Appointments for new clients are subject to her current availability.

Common questions

Questions about working with Caitlin

Is Caitlin Kemmett accepting new clients?

Yes. Caitlin is currently accepting new individual and couples therapy clients, subject to her current availability. You can review her schedule or book a free 20-minute phone consultation before choosing a full session.

Is Caitlin a Registered Psychotherapist?

Caitlin is a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) registered with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario. Her CRPO registration number is 13728.

Does Caitlin offer couples therapy?

Yes. Caitlin works with couples facing repeat conflict, disconnection, trust concerns, parenting changes and other relationship challenges. She is currently the therapist at Therapy with Empathy offering couples therapy.

Does Caitlin work with adults who have ADHD?

Yes. Caitlin works with adults dealing with ADHD, overwhelm, burnout, busy thoughts and difficulty starting or completing tasks. Therapy does not include an ADHD assessment or diagnosis.

Can I meet with Caitlin in person or online?

Both options are available. Caitlin offers in-person appointments at Suite 202, 1355 Wellington Street West in Ottawa and secure virtual therapy for clients located anywhere in Ontario.

Does Caitlin provide therapy in French?

Caitlin provides therapy in English. Therapy with Empathy also offers therapy in French with another therapist, subject to current availability.

Do I need a referral to book with Caitlin?

No referral is needed to contact Caitlin or book a psychotherapy appointment. If you plan to use insurance, check your plan’s rules for coverage provided by a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying).

A simple place to start

Want to see if Caitlin feels like a good fit?

A free 20-minute phone consultation gives you time to ask questions, talk briefly about what brings you to therapy and decide whether you want to book a full session.

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ADHD

ADHD is more than just trouble focusing. It can make it hard to manage your time, handle your feelings, stay organized, and finish daily tasks.

WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE:

You might lose track of time or put things off, even when you care about them.

You may start lots of projects but not finish them.

Simple tasks can feel overwhelming, and it might feel like you’re always trying to catch up or forget important things.

Your feelings can change quickly or feel very strong. You might get frustrated easily, feel extra sensitive to criticism, or feel hurt by rejection.

Many people with ADHD feel like they have to work much harder than others just to keep up, which can make them very tired or doubt themselves.

HOW THERAPY HELPS:

Therapy can help you find ways that work for your brain. You’ll learn easy tricks for getting organized, managing your time, and handling big feelings.

Therapy can also help you feel better about yourself, even if you’ve felt “behind” or not good enough for a long time.