Joanne A. Smith, M.S.W., R.S.W., is a graduate of both the Faculty of Social Work (2002) and the Institute of Child Study at the University of Toronto (1997). She has worked in both school and hospital settings and day treatment and residential programs providing support to adults, children, and teens around issues related to relationships, social skills, anger management, self esteem, depression, anxiety, separation, divorce, loss, child development and other life transitions. Joanne is a former elementary school teacher with training in special education and behavior management. She has facilitated workshops for adults, parents, children and youth and has additional training in Narrative therapy approaches and other clinical areas. She worked with individuals with Bipolar disorder, Depression, Anxiety and Post Traumatic Stress diagnoses. Joanne participates in continuing education and professional development while working as a private practitioner. She is registered member of the Ontario College of Social Workers and Ontario Association of Social Workers. Joanne has provided numerous assessment and counseling for a variety of accused persons.

Lee-Anne Wine, M.S.W., R.S.W., is a graduate of both the Faculty of Social Work at York University (2014), and the graduate program in Philosophy with a focus on Ethics (2009). She has worked in a multitude of settings providing support to children, teens and adults, around issues related to: anxiety, trauma/ abuse, grief/loss, depression, self-esteem, anger management, separation, divorce, child development, social skills, body image, relationship/ communication and life transitions. Lee-Anne has former experience working in child welfare, and understands the challenges and barriers faced by individuals, families, and professionals in the courtroom. She has additional expertise in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Narrative Therapy and Solution Focused Therapy. She is registered member of the Ontario College of Social Workers and Ontario Association of Social Workers.