The Waiting Room

    Couples Therapy in Ontario — Rebuild Trust & Rekindle What You've Lost

    Online therapy for couples navigating broken trust, feeling like roommates, or wanting to reconnect. Sessions available in English or Korean.

    ✓ Covered by Insurance✓ Licensed RP(Q) · CRPO Registered✓ Same-Week Available✓ English & Korean Sessions
    Book a Free Consultation with Sharon

    Free 15-minute consultation · No commitment

    You might be here because...

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    Trust has been broken

    Maybe there was an affair, a betrayal, or broken promises. You're both hurting and you don't know if the relationship can be saved.

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    You feel like roommates

    You work well together, run the house, maybe parent the kids — but the spark is gone. You love each other, but it doesn't feel like it anymore.

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    You want to rekindle what you had

    You remember when things were good. You want to feel that connection, that warmth, that love again — and you're willing to work for it.

    Therapy isn't just for crisis. If you're both willing to try, there's hope.

    Meet Sharon Jeong

    Sharon Jeong - Registered Psychotherapist

    Sharon Jeong

    Registered Psychotherapist (Q) · CRPO Registered

    HBSc Psychology, Biology, Anthropology

    I became a therapist because I experienced a time in my life when I felt completely lost — empty, alone, and disconnected from everything that used to matter. Eventually I found meaning in that darkness, and now my purpose is to help others do the same.

    I work with couples who feel stuck, disconnected, or broken. Whether you're navigating broken trust, feeling like roommates, or wanting to rekindle the love you once had — I believe there's always hope. With patience, forgiveness, and genuine effort, healing is possible.

    Couples TherapyRebuilding TrustRekindling RelationshipsMarriage CounselingChristian/Spiritual FrameworkKorean-Speaking

    Can Trust Be Rebuilt After Betrayal?

    When trust is broken — whether through an affair, lies, or broken promises — it feels impossible to recover. But trust can be rebuilt. Here's what Sharon wants you to know:

    Rebuilding trust takes time. It requires forgiveness, patience, perspective-taking, and genuine effort from both partners. But if you're both willing to do the work — healing is possible.

    What If We Feel Like Roommates?

    One of the most common struggles couples face: you work well together, run the household, maybe parent the kids — but the intimacy is gone. You feel more like business partners than romantic partners. Here's how to reconnect:

    Rekindling love isn't about grand gestures. It's about rebuilding small moments of affection, warmth, and connection — day by day. In therapy, we work on practical exercises to bring back what you've lost.

    Sessions & Pricing

    $165 per session (couples)

    50-minute sessions · Online across Ontario · English or Korean

    Direct billing available
    Most extended health plans accepted
    Sliding scale fees available
    PHIPA compliant · Secure & confidential

    Common questions about couples therapy

    How Sharon works

    Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)
    Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
    Mindfulness-Based Therapy
    Existential Therapy
    Forgiveness & Perspective-Taking
    Solution-Focused Therapy
    Strength-Based Therapy
    Person-Centered Therapy

    Your approach is tailored to your relationship. We discuss what fits your goals in the first session.

    Korean-Speaking Couples Therapy

    한국어 부부 상담

    Sharon offers couples therapy in Korean for couples navigating cultural expectations, family pressures, and relationship challenges within the Korean-Canadian community.

    Therapy in your language means you can express yourself fully — without translation, without losing nuance, without explaining cultural context.

    Book a Consultation in Korean / 한국어 상담 예약

    If You're Feeling Hopeless About Your Relationship

    When your relationship feels broken, it's hard to believe things can get better. Here's what Sharon wants you to know:

    There's always light at the end of the tunnel. When things are darkest, the light is brightest. If you're both willing to show up, to try, to forgive, to be patient — there's hope. You don't have to stay stuck in this pain.

    Ready to Rebuild Your Relationship?

    Just taking this step shows courage. You don't have to figure it all out before you start — we'll work through it together.

    Questions? Call (647) 325-3136 · info@thewaitingroom.ca