Nida offers individual sessions. Sessions with Nida are grounded in connection, empathy, validation, and curiosity. She hopes to facilitate a safe space with a non-judgmental approach to allow you to freely express your truth. In sessions, you an expect a warm and affirming space to heal.
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Waitlist closed. Maïté (she/her) is a student counsellor who supports folks navigating identity, trauma, relational issues and life transitions. Her work centres on helping clients connect to their strengths and cultivate deeper mind-body awareness. Maïté offers counselling in English and French.

Harmony (she/they) is a transfem, neurodivergent student counsellor who lives with chronic pain. Her areas of interest and life experience include gender affirmation, religious trauma, disordered eating, and disability. Harmony strives to be flexible, creative, and ultimately responsive to the client’s needs.

Sammy (she/her) is a neuro-spicy, disabled, queer, poly, Métis student counsellor. By creating a sex-and-body-positive, empowering, affirmative, anti-oppressive and safe space, her focus is working alongside sex work, poly, kink, and queer folx.

Ramineh (She/Her) is a student counselor who believes in therapy from a holistic, trauma-informed, culturally, and socially just-centered approach. She emphasizes creating a safe space. With a foundation of empathy, compassion, and non-judgment, she offers sessions in both English and Farsi.

Aileen is a queer, bicultural individual bringing 5+ years of frontline experience in community mental health to her role as a student counsellor. She walks alongside marginalized and minority folks facing addiction, cultural trauma, identity exploration, anxiety, and relational challenges.   

Nava (she/her) is a student counsellor who is a second-generation Persian immigrant. She cultivates a safe, collaborative, and non-judgmental space to support clients in exploring concerns related to anxiety, stress, identity, relationships, and life transitions. Sessions with Nava are warm, curious, trauma-informed, and strengths-focused.

Elli (she/her) is a student counsellor, joining the profession after nearly two decades of working as a Registered Massage Therapist. Elli's work is informed by a deep curiosity about the psychosomatic response to trauma and other challenging life circumstances. She provides a safe and non-judgmental space for the collaborative exploration of her client's unique stories. 

Tessa is a student counsellor centring her practice around empathy, compassion, collaboration, and safety. She believes in meeting each client where they are at, understanding that every person has their own story that shapes the way they experience the world. Clients can expect sessions to be person-centred, trauma-informed and strength-based.

Gurvaan (she/they) is a student counsellor that works with people navigating anxiety, life transitions, issues of identity, and experiences of trauma. You can expect sessions to be inviting, validating, and attentive to structural barriers.

Waitlist for New Clients. Hannah (They/She) is a student counsellor that is a queer, small-fat, white settler. They work with individuals and couples that are exploring concerns related to identity, desire, grief, polyamoury and body image. You can expect sessions with Hannah to be gentle, warm, validating, playful, trauma-informed, and mindful of systemic oppression.

​Waitlist for New Clients. Bethany (she/her) is a student counsellor who brings a warm, vibrant energy and a lightness that helps you carry whatever burden you bear. Her “why” in this work is that she believes we are all worthy of a life of joy, authenticity, pleasure, and aliveness. You can expect sessions with Bethany to be caring, playful, and collaborative.

Waitlist closed. Mayra (she, her) is a student counsellor who offers services in English and Spanish. You can expect a safe and compassionate session with anti-oppressive practices. She supports folks navigating life transitions, cultural identity, and experiencing structural barriers.

Waitlist for New Clients. Aminata (she/her) is an internationally-raised student counsellor with multicultural competence. Dedicated to providing clients with a non-judgmental, warm and compassionate space. She takes on a person-centered and collaborative approach, engaging with empathy and curiosity.

Waitlist for New Clients. Lina (she/her) is a student counsellor who offers a compassionate, respectful, and inclusive healing relationship where you can feel heard, safe, and supported. Lina values strength-based, trauma-informed, and harm-reduction approaches.

Waitlist For New Clients. Michaela is a queer student counsellor who cultivates a nurturing space where clients feel safe and empowered to embrace and explore their authentic selves. You can expect sessions with Michaela to be anti-oppressive, curious, creative and playful.

Amina (she/her) is a queer, Romanian immigrant with a social justice and sex positive lens. She provides counselling to all folks, with experience working with/in the 2SLGBTQIA+, poly, sex work and neurodivergent communities. 

Waitlist Closed. Naomi is a student counsellor who offers a collaborative, anti-oppressive, trauma-sensitive, justice-oriented approach to support the therapy journey. Knowing that therapy can be a tender process, she works alongside clients with compassion and attentiveness to explore trauma, values, grief, structural barriers, and the way we carry what uniquely shapes us.

Lea is a nonbinary, neurodivergent disabled student counsellor with a warm and collaborative style. Lea’s focus is to create affirming, accessible, and COVID-conscious spaces for 2SLGBTQ+ and disabled people experiencing shame and distress.

Waitlist Closed. Hayley is a biracial student counsellor dedicated to creating a safe, welcoming and compassionate space. She works with clients navigating cultural identity, anxiety, trauma, life transitions, interpersonal conflict, infertility and burnout.

Waitlist Closed. Sherine is a student counsellor committed supporting clients navigating relational issues, anxiety, burnout, low self-esteem, life transitions and stressors. Clients can expect their sessions to center safety, be trauma-informed, collaborative, and welcoming.