Jonathan Reiss is a Registered Social Worker who holds a Master of Social Work (MSW). He has spent over a decade working with children and families in mental health. His diverse professional background includes working in schools, hospitals, group homes, and the justice system. In private practice, he has a particular interest in men’ s mental health and father’s mental health, as men and fathers’ mental health is often overlooked in the postpartum period.

As a father to two young daughters, he has a deep understanding of the unique challenges fathers face today, navigating the evolving expectations of masculinity and parenthood. He has completed the Perinatal Mood Disorders certificate training through Postpartum Support International. He also works with couples, helping them build stronger, more connected, and values-driven relationships rooted in trust and mutual respect. He is a member in good standing with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW).  

Jonathan’s therapeutic style blends Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT) approaches with neurodiversity-affirming and trauma-informed care. He encourages individuals and couples to engage in a journey of self-awareness, self-compassion, and exploration. Jonathan has significant experience working with adolescent and adult ADHD, both in therapeutic and executive functioning roles, and is passionate about helping those with ADHD in navigating parenthood and partnership in their relationships.

Jonathan believes in creating a space where individuals can explore their experiences without judgment, focusing on their strengths and helping them find their path. In his personal time, Jonathan enjoys introducing people to the world of D&D, reading every book he can get his hands on, and dabbling in semi-professional acapella. His commitment to both his professional and personal growth allows him to bring genuine care, compassion, and understanding to each client he works with.