barbara findlay's Story

barbara findlay is a lesbian feminist lawyer committed to making the law work for all of us.

Gianni has an exceptional combination of skills and abilities: on the one hand, he knows computers inside and out – literally – and can fix most any problem. On the other, he is an excellent teacher.

So instead of getting someone who speaks only in gigabytes, you get someone who can speak your language to you, and computer language to your computer!

Learning computers can be a tortuous process because it ‘pings’ all those insecurities and inadequacies about learning new things. Then it becomes hard to focus on what you are trying to learn, which leads to feeling inadequate, which leads to…

Gianni! Gianni is patient. He is great at explaining things in different ways so if you don’t get it the first time he can come at it from another direction. He has a great sense of humor and a wonderful perspective: we were all newbies once!

Give Gianni a try. I know you won’t be disappointed. Yours truly

The Law Office of barbara findlay QC  

Vanita's Story

Vanita managed the Canadian arm of an international fashion house. She never learned to use computers as her personal assistant took care of these needs. When the fashion house went public Vanita took the opportunity to retire early. However, she needed to maintain better control over her investments and came to understand that computer technology could make her life easier.

I dreaded the thought of using computers because they are so alien and cold. I contacted MyComputherapist and they developed an action plan that helped me develop confidence in my computer skills. MyComputherapist de-mystified the internet and computers and created a custom tailored learning environment that was very very supportive. The fact that they fit into my existing schedule and delivered the training in my home and on my computer was the icing on the cake. I really recommend computherapy to anyone that is time pressed and a little scared to take on this computer technology challenge. Computherapy should be an essential service for people like me!