Azalea Ramos
Meet Azalea
Azalea Ramos, Associate Psychotherapist with The Couple Wellness Experts, MSW, RSW
Are you a couple going through complex struggles?
I know firsthand how complex family life can be. I grew up in an Indigenous community in Nunavut (Ikaluktutiak), where my family was one of a handful of Filipino/Asian families in the area. I also have personal experience with being in an intercultural marriage. These experiences shape how I understand identity, belonging, compassion and resilience. They also deepened my appreciation for the unique strengths and challenges that every couple brings to therapy.
I create a safe, supportive space where couples can work through conflict, rebuild trust, and strengthen their connection. Whether it’s learning how to communicate better, repairing from betrayal, or navigating the stress of parenting, my goal is to help couples grow closer rather than drift apart.
At the heart of my work is a belief that relationships are a place of growth and transformation. When couples lean into that process—with honesty, courage, and a willingness to listen—real healing and lasting connection can happen.
Client Focus:
I work with couples and believe relationships are a site of growth and transformation.
Issues:
I especially enjoy working with new parents and supporting partners through the big transition of welcoming a baby, including helping dads and partners understand the hormone changes and emotional shifts new moms experience. I also care deeply about how conflict affects kids, and I often help parents learn how to navigate disagreements to healthier ways of communicating. My background in child protection and adult protection also gives me insight into more complex situations, like couples navigating ADHD or FASD. I also know what it is like to enter into a stage in life of caring for parents with dementia.
Types of therapy:
I’m a Registered Social Worker, Psychotherapist, and an Associate with The Couple Wellness Experts. I’ve completed Levels One and Level Two Gottman Method Couples Therapy, the Gottman training on Trauma and Affairs, and an externship in Emotionally Focused Therapy. My academic background includes a Master of Social Work and a combined Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Social Work from McMaster University.
Experience:
Over the years, I’ve worked across child welfare and adult protection, walking alongside people through trauma, abuse, family conflict, and substance use. What really matters to me is helping couples feel seen, heard, and understood. Relationships can carry deep hurts, and sometimes those hurts feel impossible to manage on your own.
More than just my work:
I find ease and meaning in stargazing, having spent part of my childhood in Nunavut, watching the Aurora Borealis. I also love hiking, trying new recipes and watching films with my husband.
