Individual Counselling
The foundation of all my therapeutic work with individual counselling clients is collaborative.
We’ll spend time together to figure out a path that feels comfortable for you, and connected to your vision for your life.
✨ We’ll check in on a regular basis about how things are going, how the space between us is feeling, and what needs to shift or change.
✨ We’ll make a plan together. You are the expert on your own life and experiences. I am here to provide support and feedback, but you will always get to choose. You can always say no, tell me what isn’t working for you, and I will always receive that with openness. You can always choose what works for you. I’ll introduce ideas that I think might be useful, but they are always only an invitation.
✨ Collaborative support also means that we take the time to understand your context and how you view “the problem” and take a different perspective to examine it.
✨ Most importantly, I want you to feel welcomed and cared for in the spaces I hold. I hope for you to feel a deep sense of connection and build trust in the space we create together.
✨ You also might feel challenged, in a good way. Therapy involves curiosity and at times moments of tender confrontation from which you can grow and change in the ways you desire.
Therapeutic influences
Narrative therapy
Intersectional feminism
Anti-oppressive and anti-racism movements
Queer theory
Play and Creative practices
Lineages of practice
Many people and their teachings, words, and care practices have shaped my life and practices. Some of the highlights of people include
Sonya Renee Taylor
Mariame Kaba
Kai Cheng Thom
Vicki Reynolds
Aubrey Gordon
Therapy Rates
50 minute session - $140
80 minute session - $190
Sliding Scale
Financial Coverage
I am approved to offer sessions through community funding streams. Currently I am registered with…
First Nations Health Authority (FNHA)
Crime Victims Assistance Program (CVAP)
Residential Historical Abuse Program (RHAP)
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We need to learn how to practice love such that care—for ourselves and others—is understood as political resistance and cultivating resilience.
- adrienne maree brown