Laura is inspired by the healing potential of relationship and believes that moving into deepening connections with one another can foster mutual growth and transformation. She is honoured to be walking alongside clients as they explore unexamined aspects of their lives and take risks in experiencing new ways of being. She endeavours to foster a sense of warmth and safety in relationships, in which clients feel that all parts of themselves are welcome, understood, and given space. She believes in collaboration, co-creation, curiosity, and exploration in striving to tailor a therapeutic approach that fits the unique needs of each person that she meets. She recognizes the importance of understanding people’s experiences and challenges in the context of their unique relational, cultural, and social realities.

Laura is passionate about supporting youth and adults who are facing challenges related to stress and anxiety, depression, the effects of trauma and early childhood trauma, grief and loss, relationship challenges (family, romantic, friendship, and work), body image, and concerns related to sexuality and gender identity.

Laura’s counselling work recognizes the interconnection between body, mind, emotions, and spirit. Her work is informed by experiential and somatically oriented counselling approaches, which draw attention to what is unfolding in the “here and now” between the therapist and client, as well as recognize that our bodies are important sources of knowledge. Laura’s approach is integrative and draws on narrative therapy, relational-cultural therapy, emotion-focused therapy, EMDR, and acceptance and commitment therapy. Laura’s therapeutic orientation is supported by her commitment to anti-oppressive and justice-oriented practice. She believes that we cannot understand individual healing without understanding the ways that we may each experience privilege and oppression.

Laura identifies as queer and uses she or they pronouns. Navigating her queer identity over the years has been an invitation for Laura to question dominant cultural narratives that affect the ways we see ourselves and the world, a process that greatly inspires her practice as a counsellor. Laura also has a background in dance and movement and has training in expressive arts therapy which continues to inform her counselling practice by honouring the power of the imagination and our embodied experience. She is a settler of mixed European ancestry, born on the territory of the Semiahmoo people and gratefully resides on the territory of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh First Nations.

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Tina’s calm, compassionate, and genuine nature provides a warm and supportive environment where clients can feel safe, heard, and unconditionally accepted. She believes that a strong therapeutic relationship is paramount in creating meaningful and authentic change and her goal is for her clients to feel safe and empowered.

Tina helps her clients to explore their feelings and thought processes and provides them with more self-awareness and insight on what patterns and beliefs are holding them back.

Tina is passionate about working with children, youth, and young adults struggling with trauma, loss, ADHD, anxiety, and depression. She is specifically interested in neuroscience and the mind-body-spirit connection. Tina takes pride in helping her clients through their healing journey where they can heal from the past and move forward to develop self-compassion, self-worth, and reach their highest potential.

Tina has spent over 10 years in the public education system and has collaborated with parents, teachers, and doctors to provide the best care. She has worked with a variety of children and youth and is trained in crisis intervention, ASIST in suicidal ideation, and ACE’s for complex trauma. Her approach is rooted in many theoretical orientations as there is no one approach that suits all clients. In addition to strength-based therapy, she also uses Mindfulness Based Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, guided mediation, Neuroscience and Satir in the Sandtray (NSST), and EMDR. Tina’s level of education and experience has shaped her ability to support clients with a variety of needs.

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Kayla is a genuine, empathetic person at her core and believes that no topic is too big or too small to explore within the counselling space. As a clinician, Kayla places a heavy emphasis on building authentic connections with each one of her clients. Through these connections, she skillfully fosters an environment where clients can feel safe and confident, allowing them to courageously dive deeper into their thoughts, emotions, and personal journey.

Kayla specializes in working with teens and adults who are struggling with depression or anxiety. This includes individuals who are struggling with figuring out their identity. She is also experienced in helping clients who are recovering from chronic pain or a concussion, including individuals who are impacted by accidents or athletes who have been recovering from injuries. Her background in kinesiology and active rehabilitation has informed her emphasis on the mind-body connection when working with her injured clients. Kayla is also passionate about helping new immigrants who are navigating challenging life transitions.

Kayla draws from modalities such as Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Humanistic Methodologies, Solutions-Focused Brief Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Cognitive Processing Therapy. She also specializes in working with clients who have experienced various traumas using EMDR therapy. Through the use of these integrated methods, she tailors each session to the individual needs of each client, aligning with their specific goals.

Kayla has had the privilege of working with clients of a wide variety of cultures, religions, and values – all of which she will draw from within the counselling space as she places importance on involving client values within the therapeutic relationship. She has experience helping clients navigate life after a motor vehicle or workplace accident and is a supporter of providing psychoeducation in relation to post-traumatic growth and the hopefulness that stems from having an understanding of neuroplasticity.

Outside of the clinic, Kayla is an avid sports fan, a yogi, and an advocate in the Community for LGBTQ+ individuals. Kayla is of Trinidadian heritage, and she holds close to her heart the collectivist culture that comes from her tight-knit, very large, immigrant family. Navigating her own immigrant family’s journey has uniquely equipped her as a clinical counsellor, enabling her to offer empathetic, culturally-sensitive support and draw upon a deep well of resilience in guiding clients through challenges.

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Micha feels privileged to accompany clients on their journey toward improved mental health and personal growth. He offers an authentic, grounded presence that fosters a trusting, collaborative therapeutic relationship. Micha is dedicated to helping clients develop a deeper understanding of themselves, navigate their emotions, and clarify their values, enabling them to live more authentic, fulfilling lives. With experience working with adults, young adults, and teenagers, Micha is committed to supporting individuals facing challenges such as anxiety, stress, depression, trauma, addiction, identity, and obsessive-compulsive disorder. Micha draws from a variety of evidence-based counselling approaches, including Person-Centered Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Having personally overcome his own battle with OCD, Micha brings a deep sense of empathy and understanding to his work with clients facing similar struggles. He is particularly skilled in Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), a proven treatment for OCD.

Micha tailors his approach to each client’s unique needs, emphasizing their strengths while remaining deeply attuned to their values and cultural backgrounds. With over five years of experience supporting high-risk youth, Micha is skilled at creating a safe space for clients to explore their challenges and begin the healing process. Micha also has a strong passion for working with athletes, blending his background in sports with his expertise in mental health and performance. Having navigated his own mental health challenges as a university athlete, Micha is deeply committed to helping athletes enhance both their mental well-being and performance.

He draws from ACT principles to support athletes in cultivating psychological flexibility—the ability to accept challenging thoughts and emotions, stay present in the moment, and take values-based actions, even under pressure. Micha helps athletes develop the mental resilience needed to navigate stress, perform with confidence, and stay focused on what truly matters to them. By fostering a growth mindset, Micha empowers athletes to manage the demands of competition and life while remaining connected to their core values and goals.

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Raihaan’s approach to counselling comes from a place of building an authentic relationship with his clients. He uses emotionally focused therapy, CBT, EMDR as well as somatic approaches. Before becoming a Registered Clinical Counsellor, he was working as a Kinesiologist. Therefore, he focuses his counselling practice on helping clients achieve greater wellness in both their physical and mental health.

He is passionate about helping adults who are struggling with depression, anxiety, PTSD, and concussions. Raihaan also specializes in helping clients who have been in motor-vehicle accidents. Furthermore, he is passionate about helping couples to overcome conflict and gain understanding of each other’s wants and needs. He uses emotionally focused therapy modalities to help his couples. He strongly believes in the power of patience and, more so, focusing on the journey rather than the destination.

Raihaan’s experience has given him the opportunity to work with many culturally diversified individuals and groups. He has learned the importance of his client cultures and values and their contributions to their health and wellness. Raihaan is an active listener, is empathetic, and is able to provide the flexibility needed to his clients. His authentic approach to clinical counselling fosters hope in his clients and empowers them to overcome life’s challenges.

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