Our Philosophy
Limerence Centre provides a judgment free environment
for their clients who exercise their right to lifestyle
choices, values, and consensual sexual expression. Respect
and compassion are central to therapy. The role of Limerence
Centre's therapists is to empower the client with knowledge
and skills, enabling them to improve and sustain rewarding
sexual and intimate relationships.
Mission Statement
The professionals at Limerence Centre consistently strive
for excellence in the delivery of sexual therapy. They
consider themselves privileged to be entrusted with the
concerns of their clients. We at Limerence Centre believe
that the trust and confidence placed by the client in
us is earned through our high regard for their difficulties
and appreciation for their courage to confront issues
of a highly personal nature. The Centre's objective is
to assist individuals in achieving their goals and expectations
to the highest degree possible.
Members of ...
Board of Examiners of the American College of Sexologists,
American Association of Sex Educators Counselors and Therapists, and the International Coaching Federation.
Continuing Education ...
- Qualified Administrators of MBTI ® and MBTI ® STEP II
- 17th World Congress of Sexology, Montreal, Québec, Canada, July 10-15, 2005
- The Advanced Study: Assessment and Intervention in Gottman Method Couples Therapy by John Gottman, Ph.D. and Julie Schwartz Gottman, Ph.D. The Gottman Institute
, The Seattle Center Northwest Rooms, Seattle, W.A., October 6-10, 2004
- Emotionally Focussed Couple Therapy Externship, Ottawa Couple and Family
Institute, Ottawa, Ontario, June 2004
- Two-day John Gottman Couple Therapy Training, Ottawa, Ontario, May 2004
- 16th World Congress of Sexology Havana International Conference Center, Cuba March 10-14 2003 (Presenters Author Certificates)
- National Sex Research Forum, Edmonton, Alberta, November 2003
- World Congress on Sexology, Cuba, March 2002
- World Congress on Sexology, Paris, 2002
- 15th World Congress of Sexology Paris, France, June 24-28, 2001
- Society for Scientific Study of Sexuality 2000 Annual Meeting Orlando, Florida, USA November 9-12, 2000
- American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists. 32nd Annual Conference, Atlanta, Georgia, USA May 10-14, 2000
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Rosemary Gravelle, RN, CCRC, MPH, PhD
Rosemary Gravelle is a Board Certified Clinical Sexologist qualified by the Board of Examiners
of the American College of Sexologists, with Certificates in Clinical Sexology, Sex Education and
Erotology. She has been a Regulated Healthcare provider since 1978 and is a Registered Nurse,
holds a Masters degree in Public Health and a PhD in Human Sexuality. She has experience in the
physical and psychological healthcare of patients in acute, chronic, and homecare settings.
Rosemary is a Canadian Certified Rehabilitation Counselor with 15 years experience in physical
and psychological rehabilitation, and is experienced in care of the older adult. Rosemary
has taught as a professor in the Health Sciences division at Algonquin College. Further, she was
appointed to, and served on, a Task Force regarding healthcare accreditation by the Ontario Minister
of Finance. She is a member in good standing with the Board of Examiners of the American College
of Sexologists, the College of Nurses of Ontario and the International Coaching Federation.
Gregory McCrea, RRT, RRCP, MPH, PhD
Gregory McCrea
is a Board Certified Clinical Sexologist qualified by
the Board of Examiners of the American College of Sexologists,
with Certificates in Clinical Sexology, Sex Education
and Erotology, holding a Masters degree in Public Health
and a PhD in Human Sexuality, with a practice in Sex and
Relationship Therapy. He has over 20 years experience
as a Regulated Healthcare Practitioner working in emergency,
intensive, acute, rehabilitative, chronic and community
healthcare settings as a Registered Respiratory Care Practitioner.
In addition to his credentials as a Sex Therapist, he
has combined his knowledge and experience of respiratory
care with his Doctorate in Human Sexuality to include,
but not limited to, sexual concerns of ill or disabled
individuals with respiratory and circulatory problems.
Gregory has founded, developed and managed healthcare
clinics in the Ottawa-Carleton Region. He has provided
professional healthcare continuing education in the form
of seminars and conferences. Recently he presented a paper
regarding sexual healthcare in Ontario at the 13th World
Congress of Sexology in Havana, Cuba. He is a member in
good standing with the Board of Examiners of the American
College of Sexologists, Ontario College of Respiratory
Therapists, Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists,
American Association for Sex Educators Counselors and Therapists, and the International Coaching Federation.
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