Dana Corrigan
Registered Provisional Psychologist
MACP, BA (Psychology)
What problem do you strive to overcome?
Many people seek therapy because they’re tired of having the same experiences—facing the same challenges, repeating the same patterns, and getting the same unsatisfying results. They recognize that these struggles are often rooted in past experiences, but trying to push through hasn’t worked.
Dana helps clients identify how past events—like trauma or repeated disappointments—can quietly shape how they think, feel, and act today. Together, we take a clear, structured approach to uncover those patterns, understand their impact, and learn practical strategies to change them.
Therapy is about learning from past experiences so you can stop being held back by them. My goal is to help you build the tools and self-awareness to create lasting change. Clients often leave our work feeling lighter, more in control, and better equipped to live a life that works for them.
Experience
Dana began his journey as a therapist 15 years ago when he graduated with a BA in psychology. For 10 years he worked in a community mental health group home, where he gained experience working with complex and acute mental health needs. He then attained his MA in counselling psychology, where he was able to continue developing his skills in a therapeutic setting. From this, Dana has used his experience and knowledge to develop and sustain helping relationships that have greatly improved others’ quality of life. He continues to use them in his work as a therapist, especially with couples, men, people who have experienced trauma, or people who feel lost in life.
Client Focus
Couples, Individual Adult, Older Adult (50+), Adolescents (12+), Family
Types of Therapy
Short-Term Psychodynamic, Narrative, Gottman Couples Therapy, Existential, Mindfulness, Psychoanalytic, Strength-based, and Humanistic
Issues
Couples, Men’s Issues, Trauma, Grief, Anxiety, Depression, Personality Disorders, Sexuality, Family Problems, and Relationship Issues
More than just my work:
Dana has a very creative mind that he expresses through making music and creative writing. He also enjoys literature, movies, and the visual arts. Following narratives to learn more about human experience is invaluable in my work as a therapist. Dana also practices mindfulness through meditation and yoga practice.