Lisa Lee, Ph.D., C.Psych.
Clinical and Rehabilitation Psychologist

I completed my training in Clinical Psychology at Queen's University.  I obtained my M.A. degree in 2003 and my Ph.D. degree in 2009.  My research focused on the relationships between specific cognitive and personality factors and symptoms of anxiety and depression.  I developed a particular interest in examining how perfectionism increases a person's vulnerability for developing anxiety and depressive symptoms over time. During my training, I developed a keen interest in assessing and treating mood and anxiety disorders. I received training in cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT), interpersonal therapy (IPT), and mindfulness based therapy. 

I then completed a 1-year residency program in clinical psychology at London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC) in 2007-2008.  During this training, I worked in a variety of rotations including: general adult mental health, child and adolescent mood and anxiety disorders, child and adolescent eating disorders, and community mental health.

​Following my residency, I became registered with the College of Psychologists of Ontario in 2009 (registration #4703). I am registered as a Clinical and Rehabilitation Psychologist and work with adults in both individual and couple therapy.  

​I have worked in private practice since 2008.  My clinical interests continue to be focused on treating depression and anxiety, as well as helping clients with such challenges as: self-esteem issues, anger problems, sleep problems, relationship stress, work stress, eating disorders, and loss/grief.  I expanded my clinical interests to also include working with clients with injuries and chronic pain, as well as working with couples in relationship distress.  

​ I am so grateful to be able to work with individuals who give me the privilege to learn more about their personal stories.  It is a gift to be a witness to the amazing resiliency that my clients show in the face of adversity.