Naomi Hyba
Naomi is here to support you with difficult feelings, interpersonal relationships, behavioural disorders, and work-life balance.
Naomi is here to support you with difficult feelings, interpersonal relationships, behavioural disorders, and work-life balance.
You are looking to manage difficult feelings in a way that is healthy and self-compassionate.
You are seeking support with interpersonal relationships.
You are struggling with (or want to proactively prevent) a heavy workload or burnout.
You are seeking to understand the beauty and intricacies of your neurodivergence.
You are looking to manage difficult feelings in a way that is healthy and self-compassionate.
You are seeking support with interpersonal relationships.
You are struggling with (or want to proactively prevent) a heavy workload or burnout.
You are seeking to understand the beauty and intricacies of your neurodivergence.
Naomi supports students, young adults, parents, and adults to manage difficult feelings and overcome challenging experiences. She can help you overcome relational challenges and feel loved in your most important relationships. Naomi can help you identify and manage your emotions, recognize your strengths, and build a life that is healthy and joyful.
Naomi specializes in supporting people who identify as neuro-divergent, folks from the queer community, parents, and professional helpers (medical staff, teachers, etc). She supports young adults to navigate the ups and downs of life, helps parents to transmit the best of themselves to their children, and encourages queer people to live authentically in a heterocentric society. She is passionate about supporting and helping professionals to prevent or recover from burnout and find fulfillment outside of work. Whatever you have experienced, Naomi can help you take back your power by understanding and telling your unique story
Naomi is a registered social worker with over 10 years of experience in community organizations. She has served families and parents in healthcare, mental health, and employee wellness settings. Naomi offers a safe space to tell your story and will accompany you warmly in your journey. She’ll help you identify your own strengths and use them to work toward your goals. Naomi uses techniques from narrative therapy and solution-focused therapy, and takes a systemic approach to understand interpersonal relationships.
Naomi is a yoga teacher and cycling enthusiast who is her best self when active and in nature. She strongly believes in the value of authentic community with families, friends, neighbours, and co-workers. She finds joy in expressing herself artistically, mastering new skills or hobbies, and curling up with a cuddly cat.
Master of Social Work, McGill University (2013)
Bachelor of Social Work, Carleton University (2012)
Vicarious Trauma, Compassion Fatigue, and Professional Burn-out: Approach and Tools (Clinique psychosociale de Montréal)
Working with Complexity – Interdisciplinary and Transversal Work (Social Pediatrics Institute)
Complex Trauma (Social Pediatrics Institute)
Suicidal Risk Evaluation and Management (Suicide Action Montréal)
Suicidal Risk Management and Self-Destruction in the Context of Personality Disorders (Formations Porte-Voix)
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Children and Youth (Medical University of South Carolina)
Childhood Traumatic Grief (University of South Carolina)
Motivational Interviewing (Psy Montréal)
Certified Hatha Yoga Teacher, 200 hours (Happy Tree Studio)
Internal Family Systems: Development, Application and Transformation (PESI)
Impact of Social Media on LGBTQ+ Youth Mental Health (Centre of Excellence for Behavioural Health Equity)
Working With the Fallout from Narcissistic Abuse (Dr. Ramani Durvasula)
Decoding Disorganized Attachment (Dr. Diane Heller)
Ordre des travailleurs sociaux et des thérapeutes conjugaux et familiaux du Québec