Psychologist
Aimee Dube Langkilde
Aimee takes a gentle, inclusive approach to therapy, helping patients uncover unconscious motivations and make meaningful changes to their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.
With experience spanning diverse groups—children, parents, teachers, refugees, inmates, and more—Aimee specialises in educational assessments, trauma, and working with children. She’s passionate about empowering patients, nurturing hope, and enhancing their unique strengths.
Aimee is also a trained parent-infant psychotherapist, focused on strengthening attachment and supporting maternal and infant mental health. As a member of the Institute of Psychodynamic Child Psychotherapy, she’s deeply dedicated to her craft.
Psychologist: Aimee Dube Langkilde
Aimee understands that beginning therapy can feel overwhelming, and she believes in adopting a gentle and inclusive approach with her patients. She looks at why people do things without realizing it (unconscious motivations) and guides them to make positive changes to their problematic behaviours, thoughts, and emotions.
Aimee has gained a lot of experience by immersing herself in diverse situations and working with various types of people, including communities, teachers, refugees, infants, inmates, mothers, fathers, children, adolescents, and adults.
Aimee has a special interest in educational assessments, working with children, and trauma. Her goal is to empower her patients, instill hope, and create opportunities to enhance their unique strengths and abilities.
Recognizing the significance of infant and maternal mental health, Aimee guides her patients in nurturing and strengthening attachment relationships. She is also a trained parent-infant psychotherapist. Additionally, she is a member of the Institute of Psychodynamic Child Psychotherapy, demonstrating her commitment to her field.
