Meagan Yarmey PhD, MA, MSW, RSW
You Look Capable.
It Doesn't Always Feel That Way.
Psychotherapy for professionals navigating anxiety, perfectionism, self-doubt, burnout, career transitions, and the psychological demands of high achievement.
You meet deadlines. You show up for other people. Most people assume you're doing well.
What they don't see is the overthinking, self-criticism, pressure, or exhaustion behind it.
You're functioning.
You may even be succeeding.
But you're tired of how much it costs.
Virtual psychotherapy across Ontario.
YOU MIGHT RECOGNIZE YOURSELF HERE
You are competent, thoughtful, and hardworking. You've achieved things that matter.
Yet you still:
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Second-guess yourself despite evidence you're capable.
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Feel anxious about making mistakes.
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Struggle to switch off, even when you're exhausted.
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Feel like you're never quite doing enough.
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Worry that others will discover you're less capable than they think.
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Keep raising the bar without ever feeling satisfied.
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Know exactly what the pattern is, but still feel unable to change it.
On paper, your life may be working.
Internally, it feels far more complicated.
WHAT BRINGS PEOPLE TO THERAPY
People often arrive because of:
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Anxiety and overthinking
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Perfectionism and self-criticism
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Imposter syndrome and self-doubt
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Burnout and chronic stress
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Career and leadership challenges
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Relationship difficulties
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Life and career transitions
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Fear of judgement and uncertainty
Often, they've already read the books, listened to the podcasts, and thought deeply about the problem.
Insight isn't the issue.
Creating lasting change is.
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HOW CHANGE HAPPENS
Clarify
Understand what is maintaining the pattern.
Not just what is happening, but why it continues.
Build Capacity
Develop the ability to tolerate uncertainty, visibility, discomfort, and risk without becoming governed by them.
Act Differently
Make decisions based on evidence, values, and experience rather than fear, self-protection, or self-criticism.
The goal isn't to eliminate uncertainty.
It's to stop organising your life around it.
EXPERIENCE MATTERS
I bring nearly two decades of experience working at the intersection of psychology, performance, identity, and mental health.
I hold a PhD in Psychology, MA in Community Psychology, and MSW in Clinical Social Work, and am a Registered Social Worker.
My work focuses particularly on capable, high-achieving people for whom insight and effort haven't been enough to create the change they want.
If you recognise yourself here, that's usually enough to begin.