Canada – New Brunswick

Christine (“Tina”) Antle, MSW, RSW

Prestige Executive Centre
500 St. George Street, Moncton, NB. E1C 1Y3
506-389-7830
info@karunacounselling.ca | http://www.karunacounselling.ca

Specialized in addressing stress, traumatic stress, complex trauma and PTSD; living well in the world as an HSP; parenting highly sensitive children.

Heather Roxborough, MA, L.Psych.

178 Lincoln Road, Fredericton, NB, Canada
506-260-8884 | psychologywithheather@gmail.com

I have read The Highly Sensitive Child and have experience working with highly sensitive children and consulting with parents of highly sensitive children.

I also work with PTSD, life transitions, burnout, to name just a few. I am an internationally certified EMDR therapist and am trained to use creative protocols for EMDR.

Announcing our newest book
The Highly Sensitive Parent

New 25th Anniversary Edition
The Highly Sensitive Person

Announcing the release of our documentary Sensitive Lovers: A Deeper Look into their Relationships

In this documentary, Art Aron (well-known love researcher) and Elaine Aron provide the science and advice behind the film Sensitive and in Love. Learn more about Sensitive Lovers here .

Sensitive and In Love

A feature film, focuses on what perhaps matters most: how high sensitivity affects your relationships with loved ones. Learn more and purchase the Sensitive and In Love here.

Sensitive: The Untold Story

Rent or purchase Sensitive: The Untold Story here.

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