Christina is a Master Practitioner in Clinical Counselling (MPCC) and Registered Professional Counsellor (RPC) with the Canadian Professional Counselling Association (#4321), she also is a registered member of the Association of Traumatic Stress Specialists.

Hello, I was in the first responder world since 2007 and spent over 14 years as a police dispatcher for multiple municipalities in the lower mainland. I have also spent over ten years volunteering & working within police-based victim services. In 2019 I was feeling burnt out and exhausted from the job I once found fun and exciting. I took the Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) course at the JIBC and found a spark there to help others outside the realm of dispatching. I wanted to support those I saw struggling with their mental health and took a chance in 2020 by going back to school for counselling. Hoping to be able to further support both first responders, dispatchers as well as victims of crime and trauma I have focused my training on modalities that help clients work through all types of trauma. I utilized Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Emotions Focused Therapy and frame my work from a Person-Centered, Trauma-Informed lens.

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Charlette is registered with ACCT (#3428) For as long as she can remember she has always been drawn to helping others, as well as our animal companions. For over a decade now she has worked in the healthcare sector, in a variety of different areas as a Nursing Unit Clerk. One area particularly close to her heart was the chronic pain management clinic. It was because of her time spent working there that she found herself drawn towards a career in the mental health field, in particular as a counsellor. She believes healing can come in many different forms and aims to help clients see that light can be found beyond whatever darkness they are currently experiencing. Charlette holds her diploma as a Counselling Therapist and Nursing Unit Clerk. She is a Stepping Stones graduate that is able to provide IFS-informed therapy. She holds her Foundations Level 1 in Narrative Therapy, as well as her Level II Reiki practitioner certification. By providing compassion and warmth, Charlette ensures that everyone she walks alongside feels welcomed and seen. The space she creates honours each individual’s unique life story and allows clients the opportunity to share the deepest whisperings of their hearts. Through employing a variety of integrative and eclectic approaches, she utilizes a variety of tools and techniques that allow her to meet each client where they are presently at. She leans into Internal Family Systems, Narrative Therapy, Person-Centered, Solution-Focused, Emotions-Focused and Strengths-Based modalities to help a variety of individuals such as teens and adults. Everyone has a story and she would be honoured to hear yours.

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Megan is a Registered Therapeutic Counsellor (RTC) with the Association of Cooperative Counselling Therapists.

She offers a trauma-informed, holistic, and client-centred approach to counselling. She supports clients in managing stress, building self-trust, and exploring the deeper roots of patterns. Her style is warm, authentic, and collaborative, with the goal of creating a safe, supportive space where clients feel genuinely understood as they work toward healing and growth.

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Tory Tubman, is a registered therapist with ACCT (RTC-c) specializing in the mental health and emotional well-being of children, adolescents, and families. With a focus on evidence-based therapeutic approaches, Tory works collaboratively with clients to address a range of challenges, including anxiety, depression, trauma, and behavioural concerns. Through a trauma-informed lens, Tory helps individuals build resilience, develop healthy coping strategies, and foster emotional regulation. The therapeutic process is tailored to each client’s unique needs, empowering them to navigate life’s difficulties and promote lasting personal growth.

As an Indigenous therapist, Tory is committed to supporting Indigenous communities by addressing the effects of generational trauma. With a deep understanding of cultural nuances and historical contexts, Tory integrates culturally sensitive practices with contemporary therapeutic methods to create a holistic healing approach. By fostering a safe and supportive environment, Tory aims to help clients and families break cycles of trauma, strengthen cultural identity, and promote intergenerational healing.

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Logan is a Registered Therapeutic Counsellor (RTC) with the Association of Cooperative Counselling Therapists, membership #3004.

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been drawn to helping others, whether it’s a friend in need or working in a supportive profession. My fascination with the social sciences, especially the psychology behind how our brains form and break habits, has always fascinated me. Through my therapeutic journey, I found empowerment and self-realization. Embracing personal growth led me to pursue a career in counselling therapy. I’ve experienced firsthand the profound benefits of therapy, and I’m dedicated to offering that same support and service to others on their paths to healing and growth. In my approach to therapy, I strive to create a space filled with warmth, acceptance, and empathy. I believe that genuine connection and understanding form the cornerstone of effective therapy. To this end, I integrate a blend of narrative and cognitive therapeutic frameworks. By employing narrative techniques, I help clients explore and reframe their life stories, empowering them to find new meanings and perspectives. Simultaneously, cognitive approaches enable us to identify and challenge unhelpful thought patterns, fostering healthier ways of thinking and coping. This integration allows me to meet clients where they are, providing a compassionate and non-judgmental environment where they can openly share their experiences and emotions. It’s about more than just addressing symptoms; it’s about understanding the person as a whole and working together to build resilience and a sense of agency.

My journey began with a volunteer position at a national crisis line. This role gave me valuable experience supporting those in need and deeply touched me with the many stories and struggles so many people are going through. While this work was incredibly important, I felt a strong desire to provide more holistic and long-term support. This motivated me to further my education and knowledge. Today, I’m proud to be a member of the Association of Cooperative Counselling and have begun developing my niche and therapeutic focus. Working with individuals who are experiencing different challenges, I’ve found my work shines with those struggling with anxiety, depression, self-esteem, neurodiversity, self-harm, and interpersonal challenges.

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