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Jackie provides individual, couples and family therapy using an Adult Attachment Model together with Cognitive Behavioural and trauma-informed approaches. She helps clients explore how past and present interpersonal experiences can shape the way they see themselves and interact with others.

By viewing life experiences through an attachment lens, Jackie helps clients recognize and shift patterns that affect daily life. She also supports clients in developing practical strategies that promote healing, emotional wellness, stronger communication, conflict-resolution skills and self-worth.

Dani brings a compassionate and grounded counselling style to her work. Her practice is rooted in empathy, cultural humility and a deep respect for the strength and resilience of the people and communities she serves.

She is especially passionate about supporting youth, marginalized communities and 2SLGBTQ+ communities. Her background includes outreach work, addictions support and Indigenous-focused programs, and her relational, strengths-based approach is built around helping people feel safe, seen and empowered in their own story.

Deb takes a special interest in helping people explore what they need in order to grow and heal. She works with individuals, couples, families, students of therapy and workplace settings, using Structural Therapy as a foundation while keeping the work collaborative and compassion based.

Across more than 30 years of counselling, Deb has supported clients with concerns ranging from self-worth, communication and conflict to anger, trauma, depression, anxiety, stress, grief and workplace issues. Her focus is on helping clients develop greater emotional health, understanding and well-being.

Dawn is a Marital and Family Therapist with close to 17 years of experience. She works with individuals, couples, families and students of therapy through a family-systems framework that looks at both the person and the relationships surrounding them.

Her work is guided by the goal of helping people better understand themselves and the dynamics affecting their relationships. Through that understanding, Dawn supports clients in creating interpersonal healing, stronger connection and more fulfilling relationships.

Terry provides a safe, confidential and caring environment in which clients can talk through struggles in life and relationships. His work emphasizes greater self-compassion, a deeper understanding of self and awareness of how the context of our lives can influence the way we relate to ourselves and others.

He works with individuals and couples on concerns including depression, anxiety, addictions, trauma, parenting and relationship issues. Terry draws from narrative therapy, emotionally focused therapy, EMDR and family-systems therapy to support clients in making meaningful change.

Blaine works with individuals, couples and families using an eclectic framework grounded in Transpersonal Psychology. His approach also draws from Family Systems Theory, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Existentialism, Solution-Focused Therapy and Feminist perspectives.

He also brings a strong skill set in supporting people with developmental and learning concerns, acquired brain injury and mental-health conditions. His broad framework allows the work to be adapted to the needs, strengths and circumstances of each client.

Kelly brings a respectful, empathetic and collaborative approach to counselling and has worked in the mental-health and counselling field for more than 20 years. She supports clients with life challenges that may be affecting their well-being, sense of self and family relationships.

Kelly is a Counselling Therapist and an IFS-informed therapist who works with trauma, anxiety and depression. She also draws from Family Systems Therapy, Relational Life Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Gottman-informed couples practices.

Iska brings compassion and a commitment to lifelong learning to her work with clients experiencing stress and change. Her practice is aligned with Humanistic Psychology and an Existential foundation, with additional use of Solution-Focused, Narrative, CBT and self-compassion or mindfulness techniques.

She has worked in varying capacities in the area of grief and loss and brings those experiences into her counselling practice. Iska sees grief work and self-compassion as important parts of navigating life transitions and works with individuals, couples and families.

Kelsey has more than 20 years of experience supporting children, youth, adults, couples and families. Throughout her career, she has worked in the areas of mental health, addictions, disabilities, corrections and Children’s Services, giving her extensive experience supporting people through complex challenges and difficult seasons of life.

Kelsey especially enjoys working with couples and families. In couples counselling, she supports partners who may feel disconnected, stuck in recurring conflict, struggling with communication or trying to rebuild trust and connection. She helps couples better understand one another, recognize patterns affecting their relationship and develop healthier ways to communicate and move forward together.

Her work with children and families is informed by training in play therapy and Level One training in Theraplay®, an attachment-based approach that uses playful, structured interactions to strengthen connection and the parent-child relationship.

Above all, Kelsey believes counselling should feel safe, supportive and human. Her approach is warm, compassionate and non-judgmental, meeting clients where they are while helping them better understand themselves, strengthen their relationships and create meaningful change in their lives.

Nadia supports individuals and families in navigating life’s challenges with compassion, care and collaboration. Her professional and lived experience informs a thoughtful and grounded approach, particularly when working with trauma, attachment concerns, family transitions and complex care dynamics.

Using a strengths-based and humanistic approach, Nadia works collaboratively with clients to honour their experiences, identify meaningful goals and support sustainable growth. She aims to provide a therapeutic space rooted in empathy, respect and empowerment, while meeting clients where they are.

Renae brings more than 20 years of experience supporting individuals and families across healthcare and mental-health settings. She works with adolescents, adults, couples and families navigating anxiety, stress, relationship concerns, grief, ADHD, caregiver fatigue, chronic illness, disability-related concerns and significant life transitions. Her approach is warm, compassionate and collaborative, with an emphasis on creating a space where clients feel heard, respected and supported.

Drawing from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Narrative Therapy and Existential Therapy, Renae adapts her work to each client’s individual needs and goals. Her practice is also informed by trauma-informed and strengths-based principles, with a focus on helping clients develop greater understanding, strengthen relationships, adapt to change and find meaningful ways of moving forward.