About Me

Dr. Wojtowicz is a clinical psychologist registered with the College of Psychologists of Ontario. She received her Ph.D. from the University of Calgary and completed her predoctoral psychology residency training at St. Joseph’s Healthcare, Hamilton. Before shifting her focus to private practice, Dr. Wojtowicz was previously a staff psychologist at the St. Joseph’s outpatient Eating Disorder Program and the outpatient Borderline Personality Disorder Service. In addition, Dr. Wojtowicz previously held an academic position in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioural Neurosciences at McMaster University.

Dr. Wojtowicz currently is located in Burlington Ontario, and has a specialization in women's mental health. Dr. Wojtowicz has expertise in working with pregnant and postpartum women who are struggling with depression, anxiety, or trauma-related disorders. Utilizing best practice approaches, Dr. Wojtowicz also provides support, compassion, and encouragement for women experiencing infertility, pregnancy loss, and birth and reproductive trauma. Additionally, Dr. Wojtowicz supports women who have been parenting for a while, and are feeling burnt out, depleted, short-fused, and overwhelmed. Dr. Wojtowicz also supports women who have raised children, and are struggling with the transition after years of child-rearing come to an end.

Dr. Wojtowicz focuses on empowering women to develop self-trust, build confidence, embrace vulnerability, manage self-doubt, set boundaries, connect with their values, navigate difficult work and family decisions, and move towards living a more authentic life. Dr. Wojtowicz's goal is to enhance clients' awareness and understanding of the origins of their challenges, enabling them to reconnect with self-trust and their core values. This process allows them to move forward with greater intention and self-compassion, facilitating the changes they wish to see in their lives.