Isaac Cavallin

Empathetic professional with deep commitment to helping individuals navigate their emotional and psychological challenges through patient and collaborative techniques. Dedicated to fostering supportive and understanding environment as Psychotherapist.

Experienced

Using A Strength Based, Client-Focused, Humanistic Approach to Psychotherapy.

Modalities Experience: Narrative Therapy, Existential Therapy, IFS, Solution-Focused Therapy, and CBT. Comfortable with working with men and women 18 years or older struggling with Depression, Anxiety, Grief, Self Esteem, Identity, and Anger. Familiar with creating a conceptual understanding of the client by appreciating their biopsychosocial conditions and collaboratively creating a treatment plan with the client in order to meet their goals.

Experienced with using OWL for booking clients and submitting case notes as well as creating community focused presentations of mental health topics.

COUNSELING INTERN at Exhale Therapy (2025-09 – 2026-04)

• Worked with clients struggling with Anxiety, Depression, Self Esteem, Shame & Guilt, Identity, Grief, Anger Management, and Self Compassion utilizing Narrative Therapy, Existential Therapy, IFS and Solution-Focused Therapy.
• Encouraged client self-advocacy through goal setting activities and developing action plans.
• Established trustful connections with clients by exhibiting empathy, respect for diversity, cultural sensitivity, ethical conduct, and confidentiality at all times.
• Demonstrated strong organizational skills by managing a 45 client caseload booking clients three weeks out while meeting deadlines and prioritizing tasks effectively.
• Actively participated in case reviews with supervisors to receive feedback on performance.
• Assisted in the development of treatment plans and monitored progress towards goals.

YOUTH SUPPORT WORKER at Wyndham House - Emergency Shelter (2022-06 – 2023-05)

• Engaged in counselling, crisis intervention, behavioural interventions, and the implementation of client treatment plans.
• Fostered an environment of respect, understanding and trust with all members of the program team and participating youth.
• Utilized a strength-based approach when working with young people to build upon existing strengths.
• Identified potential conflicts between participants before they escalated into physical altercations.
• Implemented creative approaches to engage hard-to-reach and drug abusing youth through music, art, culture or sports activities.
• Maintained confidentiality relating to clients and their records.

MASTER OF ARTS (M.A.) in COUNSELLING PSYCHOLOGY – Yorkville University (2026-04)

BACHELOR OF ARTS (B.A.) IN HONOURS in PSYCHOLOGY – University of Guelph (2022-04)