Brittany Madigan, RSW, MSW (she/her)
I am a daughter, a sister, a partner, a friend, and a mother to 3 four-legged kids: one very large horse and two very small dogs. I am Mohawk of Kahnawake from my mother’s side and have settler ancestry from my father’s side. I connected with my Indigenous identity in my early 20’s and am still learning about it every day.
I was raised in Pickering, Ontario but grew roots in Hamilton, Ontario when I went to McMaster University for my undergraduate and graduate degrees in Social Work. I love living in the East end of Hamilton with my partner and my poodles, Milo and Scout.
I’m an introvert who is often described as quiet and thoughtful but with a silly sense of humour once you get to know me. I’m a feminist, an animal-lover, an ally to the LGBTQ2+ community, and a very concerned citizen about mother earth’s changing climate.
When I’m not working you’ll find me spending time with my horse Santé, weight-lifting, and reading novels. I’m a junk-food vegan and feel my best when I am outside in nature.
My therapy approach is often described as gentle, warm, and compassionate. With over twelve years in the social work field I have in-depth knowledge about mental health, trauma, child welfare, and issues specific to Indigenous people. I started my part-time private practice in 2017 and jumped into my full-time practice in January 2020.
I was raised in Pickering, Ontario but grew roots in Hamilton, Ontario when I went to McMaster University for my undergraduate and graduate degrees in Social Work. I love living in the East end of Hamilton with my partner and my poodles, Milo and Scout.
I’m an introvert who is often described as quiet and thoughtful but with a silly sense of humour once you get to know me. I’m a feminist, an animal-lover, an ally to the LGBTQ2+ community, and a very concerned citizen about mother earth’s changing climate.
When I’m not working you’ll find me spending time with my horse Santé, weight-lifting, and reading novels. I’m a junk-food vegan and feel my best when I am outside in nature.
My therapy approach is often described as gentle, warm, and compassionate. With over twelve years in the social work field I have in-depth knowledge about mental health, trauma, child welfare, and issues specific to Indigenous people. I started my part-time private practice in 2017 and jumped into my full-time practice in January 2020.