Member of the Order of Psychologists of Quebec
A supportive, science-backed approach to feeling better.
Katherine (Kate) Gibb, M.Ed., is a bilingual (FR/EN) clinical psychologist and science communicator based in Montreal, Canada.
Kate provides individual consultations to Quebec residents (age 18+), specializing in the management of:
Emotion-Related Challenges:
- anxiety (e.x., generalized, social anxiety, panic) and OCD
- stress and life challenges
- depression
- self-esteem and confidence
- ADHD and focus issues
She is trained in evidence-based techniques to help individuals develop coping strategies, challenge thoughts, and build resilience.
Mental Health and Wellness at Work:
Kate offers unique insights into the psychological challenges faced by entrepreneurs, executives and high-achieving professionals. She helps them navigate stress, decision fatigue, work-life balance, and the emotional toll of leadership and high-stakes decision-making.
Short Bio
Registered psychologist and owner of a private practice in Montreal, Canada.
Kate helps you design the life you deserve. She offers a therapeutic approach based in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. This approach is informed by clinical experience, and by her ongoing study of the latest research, especially in clinical and personality psychology.
Science communicator sharing knowledge about science-based psychology principles.
Kate provides evidence-based content in podcast, narrative, or blog form to teach you robust science-based frameworks you can apply to life’s challenges.
Recent work includes Once Upon, a behavior change tool using stories, for One Fact Foundation, a Brooklyn based tech non-profit and a podcast episode on the science of personality for Milgram de Savoir.
Kate is the co-author of three publications in leading scientific journals in cognitive science as part of joint work with the research team at the Cognitive Science Laboratory (University of Saskatchewan), and has presented her own research and contributed to colleagues’ research presented at several international psychology and neuroscience conferences (Organization for Human Brain Mapping; Association for Psychological Science).
Educational journey
Kate studied psychology and related fields at the Université libre de Bruxelles, in Brussels, Belgium (PhD research fellowship), University of Saskatchewan (graduate), and McGill University (undergraduate). She holds a Master’s of Education in School and Counselling Psychology.