My name is Taylor Robson and I am the founder of Open Roads Therapy. I am a Registered Psychotherapist with a love of connection and a passion for helping others. I completed my undergraduate degree in psychology at Queen's University and went on to obtain a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology. With over 10 years of experience in the field, I held research-based roles and worked as an autism support therapist for children before opening my practice.
Outside of work, I enjoy singing and playing guitar, writing songs, playing soccer, reading books, doing puzzles, and spending time with friends and family. I love the outdoors, especially when it's warm, and I try to travel as much as possible. I pursue activities that are fun and feel my best when I can thrive in the face of a challenge. I believe it's important to get to know your therapist as a person, so feel free to ask me anything you might be wondering about me or my practice!
I am a strong believer that humans possess an innate resilience, strength, and capacity to overcome life's many challenges. I view therapy, whether it be individual therapy, couples therapy, or family therapy, as a collaborative process through which we can work to access these natural capabilities and begin to facilitate meaningful, positive change. My therapeutic approach combines empathic listening with techniques drawn from narrative, internal family systems, CBT, and F**k It schools of thought to curate an individualized treatment plan that resonates best with each client.
Open Roads strives to create a space for real conversations, meaningful growth, and support that feels genuinely human. We’re dedicated to making therapy more accessible and approachable, while helping you build resilience, strength, and self-compassion in your everyday life. Our goal is to provide comprehensive mental health support and care that feels effective, practical, and authentic.
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