Juanita Beaudry
(she/her)
Executive Director
Juanita joins Sheena’s Place with over 10 years of leadership experience in the not for profit sector, specializing in program development, fundraising, and community engagement. She has successfully led initiatives that have expanded programs and services, strengthened organizational capacity, and built meaningful partnerships to better serve communities.
Passionate about empowering teams and fostering inclusive, client-centered programs, Juanita is excited to work with the dedicated staff, volunteers, and community at Sheena’s Place to continue building on its strong legacy of support for individuals affected by eating disorders.
Julia Shierlaw
(she/her)
Operations Manager and Bookkeeper ext. 300
jshierlaw@sheenasplace.org
Julia has a wide range of experience in office management, bookkeeping and payroll in the private sector. She is also trained as a Social Service Worker and has provided volunteer work at the Toronto Distress Centre, the YMCA Beatrice House and The Aids Network. Julia is very grateful to be a part of our team and is looking forward to continuing to grow with Sheena’s Place.
Aglaia Tudor
(she/her)
Program Development & Volunteer Coordinator ext. 220
atudor@sheenasplace.org
Aglaia is a Registered Psychotherapist with an extensive background in Client Relations and Business Operations. Her undergraduate studies began at the Schulich School of Business at York University and continued at the University of Toronto where she received her BSc (Honours) in Psychology at U of T. She holds a MA in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University and is dedicated to offering accessible and compassionate support to those struggling with disordered eating and related mental health challenges. Aglaia is excited to bring together her professional skills and personal dedication to the Mental Health community to best support everyone at Sheena’s Place.
Steven Bowa
(he/him)
Outreach & Education Coordinator/Communications Coordinator ext. 330
Steve has a background in Management, Photography and Videography. Before working at Sheena’s Place, Steve’s interest in the mental health field began when he studied at University of Ottawa where he received his BA in Psychology. Steve has always wanted to find a way to merge his passion for mental health care and advocacy with his artistic abilities. He is very excited to learn and grow as a part of the Sheena’s Place team while supporting the needs of the mental health community.
Rhys Castro
(she/her)
Registrar & Program Administrator ext. 100
Rhys is a multi-disciplinary artist and Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying). While Rhys was completing her BFA from OCAD University, she began her work in community-based and non-profit organizations, focussing on adults with developmental disabilities. Through that, her interest in the intersections of visual arts, expression, and mental health led her to pursue and receive a Graduate Level Diploma at the Toronto Art Therapy Institute. Rhys has experience facilitating art and art therapy groups and is dedicated to providing accessible support through an anti-oppressive and trauma-informed lens. Rhys is grateful to bring the many hats she wears to Sheena’s Place in hopes of cultivating sustainable and meaningful support to our community members and beyond!
Minna Frederick
(she/her)
Program Manager ext. 340
mfrederick@sheenasplace.org
Minna is a registered social worker who has been immersed in community mental health settings for more than 10 years, serving in both strategic leadership and management roles as well as offering direct mental health support as a clinician, peer support worker, and group facilitator. Previously, Minna served as Program Manager at LGBT YouthLine, and has supported many other 2SLGBTQ community-based initiatives across Tkaronto (Toronto). At Sheena’s Place, she enjoys being part of a small team where she has the opportunity to offer both behind-the-scenes, strategic, and frontline support. Minna brings an anti-oppressive and critical lens that is grounded in a belief that relationships, collaboration, and connection are central to movement building and community-based work. Being a part of the eating disorder community through Sheena’s Place has been deeply meaningful and she is passionate about accessible, affirming eating disorder care that values all of the identities and experiences that shape each person’s unique eating disorder experience. In her role, Minna most enjoys opportunities to spend time with participants, support new and developing clinicians, and apply her nerd skills to learning as much as she can about mental health and eating disorders.