Kat Frumin

Kat Frumin is a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist whose journey began as a dedicated volunteer at a suicide prevention lifeline, where she provided vital support to individuals in distress. She believes that being present for people during their most vulnerable times is both humbling and deeply fulfilling. With extensive experience working with adolescents, young adults, and families in various settings, including residential care and university environments, Kat has also honed her skills in hospital settings. She specializes in helping clients navigate a range of challenges such as mental health issues, addiction, poverty, and community violence, all while understanding their impact on both clients and their families. Kat employs a client-centered and strengths-based approach, working collaboratively with her clients to foster insight into the difficulties they face. Her goal is to empower individuals to explore and learn from their challenges, ultimately leading to personal growth. Kat Frumin supports clients in enhancing their coping skills to achieve their goals, utilizing a range of therapeutic techniques, including Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy, narrative therapy, and solution-focused therapy.