Psychology Intern – Equivalency
In the process of equivalency to become a member of the OPQ – Adults – Psychological assessment – Integrative, humanistic, and cognitive-behavioral approach (English, Spanish, French)
To book an appointment:
Since Juliana is an intern, you must contact her supervisor’s clinic at info@oakpsyclinic.com. Specify that you would like to see Juliana in Saint-Lambert (different service location), and they will refer you to her supervisor to ensure that Juliana’s services match your needs. You can also call 514-405-1146.
Once you are a client only, you may reach Juliana directly at jgomez@oakpsyclinic.com if you need to cancel or for any other request.
Carol Vertiz Kroetzsch is currently pursuing licensure as a psychologist with the Ordre des psychologues du Québec (OPQ). She is supervised by Dr. Carmen Quintana, a licensed psychologist and OPQ member. To book an appointment or join the waiting list, please contact Oak Intercultural Psychology, which coordinates with the supervisor when the clinician is an intern or doctoral trainee (the supervisor ensures that the intern is competent to provide the requested service). Once the therapeutic process has begun, you will receive Carol’s direct contact information.
Expertise:
- Integrative approach (humanistic, Gestalt, and CBT)
- Psychological assessment and intervention with adults
- Intervention in migratory and intercultural contexts
- Mental health and chronic illness
- Anxiety, depression, emotional regulation, self-esteem, and life transitions
- Bilingual services (Spanish / English)
Education:
Carol holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology (2002) – Comparative evaluation of studies in Québec (2022) – and is completing a Master’s degree in Humanistic Gestalt Psychotherapy. She has also trained in mindfulness, compassion, and nonviolent communication (MICNV), cognitive-behavioral therapy, dance therapy, and the IDÉ PAAL program (Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity).
Experience:
Carol has extensive clinical and community experience, gained at the Mexican Ministry of Health in comprehensive care programs, as well as through her work as a professor and facilitator of clinical, psychoeducational, and community workshops. She has worked with diverse populations (children, adults, seniors, individuals living with chronic illnesses, or undergoing major life transitions). Her approach is sensitive, integrative, and culturally attuned, emphasizing the therapeutic relationship as a space for support and exploration. She is currently developing specialized clinical skills to provide psychological care rooted in a culturally sensitive perspective.
To book an appointment:
Contact Oak Intercultural Psychology at info@oakpsyclinic.com or 514-405-1146.