Maghali Gagné

Maghali has been a social worker since 2012. She focuses primarily on supporting young people and their families. She is committed to providing a safe and compassionate space where each person can unburden themselves, explore their emotions, and feel heard.

Particularly interested in mental health and neurodiversity, she strives to promote inclusion and the understanding of neuroatypical experiences. Through workshops and personalized interventions, she creates opportunities for exchange and dialogue, thereby fostering a climate of trust.

Her main approach is systemic, allowing her to consider each individual in the context of their relationships and environment. In parallel, Maghali uses cognitive-behavioral tools and solution-focused techniques, among others, to help her clients develop effective coping strategies and find concrete solutions to their challenges.

Always seeking to improve, Maghali stays informed of advances in her field in order to offer ever more relevant support. Her dedication and expertise make her a respected professional, determined to bring positive change to the lives of the young people and families she supports.

With a bachelor's degree in anthropology and a master's degree in social work, she has always been fascinated by people, interpersonal relationships, and diversity. As the mother of two children, she is particularly attuned to the everyday reality of families. This personal experience enriches her practice, allowing her to bring an empathetic understanding of the challenges that parents and young people face.

Order of Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists of Quebec