In-Person & Virtual
Practicum Begins in September
In-Person & Virtual
Practicum Begins in September
Bio
Laurie-Ann (she/her) is a student counsellor with lived experience of multiple intersecting forms of marginalization. With a background as a teacher and outdoor guide, and experience supporting vulnerable youth in outdoor settings, she offers an individualized, trauma-informed, and collaborative approach. She is guided by the belief that healing happens when people feel seen, supported, and empowered.
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In-Person & Virtual
Practicum Begins in September
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Karen (she/her) is a second-generation settler working from an anti-oppressive, sex-positive, multicultural lens. Her style is genuine, validating, curious, and person-centered to honour lived experiences.
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In-Person & Virtual
Practicum Begins in September
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Emma is a queer, neurodivergent student counsellor with a curious heart and a love of stories and meaning-making. She offers warm, collaborative support for folks navigating chronic illness, OCD, anxiety, relationships, and life transitions.
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In-Person & Virtual
Practicum Begins in September
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Sheryn (she/they) is a racialized, queer, neurodivergent counsellor-in-training with mixed ancestry. They offer trauma-informed, client-centered support to their clients, aiming to create a collaborative healing experience.
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In-Person & Virtual
Practicum Begins in September
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Dani (they/them) is a white settler, queer, transgender, neurodivergent, and autoimmune compromised counsellor-in-training offering warm, collaborative, affirming, anti-oppressive, and trauma-informed care. They offer virtual individual and relationship counselling. They support exploring grief and loss, Identity exploration (ie. sexual orientation, gender identity), neurodivergence, burnout, anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, shame, guilt, and life transitions.
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Virtual
Practicum Begins August
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Hale (they/them) is a queer, trans-masc nonbinary counsellor in-training. They work from a trauma-informed, collaborative perspective. They work with queer, kink, poly, and neurodiverse communities, in particular late-in-life transitions and identity exploration.
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Maddy is a a Black, cisgender woman with adoptee, disabled (hidden disability), and neurodivergent identities. She offers trauma-informed counselling to individuals, couples, and families. She supports clients navigating anxiety, identity exploration, relationship concerns, burnout, and the impacts of trauma and systemic inequity.
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Rui (they/them) is a non-binary Chinese immigrant counsellor-in-training offering warm, collaborative, trauma-informed care. They support immigrant, queer, poly, and kink communities in exploring identity, relationships, and life transitions.
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Aastha is a first-generation immigrant student counsellor offering strengths-based, anti-oppressive, and collaborative support. With lived experience in chronic health, she is passionate about providing care for health-related distress, body image, and perinatal/postpartum support. She also supports folks navigating identity, life transitions, and relationship concerns. Her practice is a warm sanctuary to slow down and meet emotions with softness—a space where you feel safe, honoured, and seen.
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Waitlist Available
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Star is a queer, cisgender student counsellor and parent. Her trauma-informed, strengths-based practice is grounded in lived experience, harm reduction, and anti-oppression. She holds space to be with/move through feelings and build a greater sense of internal safety.
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Paulina is a Mexican feminist woman and voluntary immigrant. She has around 5 years of counselling experience in Mexico. Much of her experience has been with youth and young adults facing mental health challenges connected to their social and relational contexts.
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Tessa is a Canadian Certified Counsellor centring her practice around empathy, compassion, collaboration, and safety. She believes in meeting each client where they are at, providing a space for clients to navigate anxiety, grief, and other mental health challenges. Clients can expect sessions to be person-centred, trauma-informed and strength-based.
Areas of Focus:
+ Anxiety
+ Depression
+ Immigration and Life Transitions
+ Grief and Loss
+ Self-Esteem
+ Trauma/Oppression
+ Relationship Issues
+ Substance-related issues
+ Disordered Eating
+ Identity Issues
Virtual
Waitlist Available
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Ivan is a Registered Social Worker keen to support folks through all the tough, tender & tricky parts of simply being alive and in this world. His counselling style invites an exploration of our unique stories, and relationships to the people, places & practices important to us as sources of wisdom on ways forward.
Areas of Focus:
+ Anxiety
+ Depression
+ Emotional Regulation and Distress Tolerance
+ Impacts of racism and xenophobia
+ 2SLGBTQIA+ issues
+ Immigration and Life Transitions
+ Grief and Loss
+ Trauma/Oppression
+ Relationship Issues
+ Substance-related issues
+ Communication and Boundaries
+ Identity Issues
+ Global Majority- Specific Issues
In-Person & Virtual
Accepting Clients
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Evelyn (they/she) is a Registered Clinical Counsellor and Canadian Certified Counsellor. They are a queer, non-binary counsellor providing individuals and relationships space to navigate identity, connection, and paths forward. Their main areas of support include relationships, sex, life changes, shame, non-monogamy, kink, and communication.
Areas of Focus:
+ Anxiety
+ Depression
+ Consensual Non-Monogamy/ Polyamory
+ 2SLGBTQIA+ issues
+ BDSM and Kink
+ Chronic Pain
+ Low Sexual Desire
+ Grief and Loss
+ Neurodiversity
+ Self-Esteem
+ Sexualized and Gender-Based Violence
+ Trauma/Oppression
+ Orgasm Difficulties
+ Sexual Identity Concerns
+ Sexual Self-Esteem and Self- Confidence
+ Infidelity
+ Relationship Issues
+ Hypersexuality/ Compulsive Sexual Behaviors
+ Communication and Boundaries
+ Trans and Non-binary-Specific Issues
+ Identity Issues
Virtual
Waitlist Available
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Shana (she/they) is a registered clinical counsellor who is passionate about providing a safe, validating, and collaborative space for clients. Their practice is anti-oppressive, trauma-informed, and harm reducing, with a touch of playfulness.
Areas of Focus:
+ Consensual Non-Monogamy/ Polyamory
+ Emotional Regulation and Distress Tolerance
+ Impacts of racism and xenophobia
+ 2SLGBTQIA+ issues
+ Asexuality
+ BDSM and Kink
+ Chronic Pain
+ Neurodiversity
+ ADHD
+ Sexualized and Gender-Based Violence
+ Trauma/Oppression
+ Sexual Identity Concerns
+ Religious Trauma
+ Relationship Issues
+ Persons with Disabilities-related issues
+ Communication and Boundaries
+ Trans and Non-binary-Specific Issues
+ COVID-Conscious
+ Global Majority- Specific Issues
Virtual
Accepting Clients
Bio
As a registered clinical counsellor, my style so far has been described as warm, nonjudgmental, and collaborative. I am honoured to accompany people on their chosen path of growth and change, and to co-create safe-enough zones in a world that imposes disconnection. I welcome all folks who want to work with me, and providing an affirming, accessible, and COVID-conscious space for 2SLGBTQ+ and disabled people is my focus.
Areas of Focus:
+ Anxiety
+ Depression
+ Consensual Non-Monogamy/ Polyamory
+ Emotional Regulation and Distress Tolerance
+ Impacts of racism and xenophobia
+ 2SLGBTQIA+ issues
+ Asexuality
+ BDSM and Kink
+ Chronic Pain
+ Grief and Loss
+ Neurodiversity
+ ADHD
+ Sexualized and Gender-Based Violence
+ Trauma/Oppression
+ BPD/ CPTSD
+ Relationship Issues
+ Persons with Disabilities-related issues
+ Substance-related issues
+ Communication and Boundaries
+ OCD
+ Trans and Non-binary-Specific Issues
+ COVID-Conscious
In-Person & Virtual
Accepting Clients
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Jotika is a Queer, Disabled, chronically ill, cis, femme of Colour. She is an Expressive Arts Therapist and Registered Social Worker. She is passionate about the arts as profound and powerful tools to support re-connecting to our bodies.
Areas of Focus:
+ Anxiety
+ Depression
+ Consensual Non-Monogamy/ Polyamory
+ Emotional Regulation and Distress Tolerance
+ Impacts of racism and xenophobia
+ 2SLGBTQIA+ issues
+ BDSM and Kink
+ Chronic Pain
+ Immigration and Life Transitions
+ Grief and Loss
+ Neurodiversity
+ ADHD
+ Self-Esteem
+ Trauma/Oppression
+ Sexual Identity Concerns
+ Religious Trauma
+ Sexual Self-Esteem and Self- Confidence
+ Painful Sex
+ Persons with Disabilities-related issues
+ Substance-related issues
+ Communication and Boundaries
+ Trans and Non-binary-Specific Issues
+ Disordered Eating
+ Fat-Specific Issues/ Impacts of Sizeism
+ COVID-Conscious
+ Identity Issues
+ Global Majority- Specific Issues
In-Person & Virtual
Accepting Clients
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Rabab (she/her) is a second generation Lebanese immigrant. She is committed to cultivating a safe, warm and non-judgemental space to support clients through their unique journeys and struggles. She brings genuine empathy, care and respect to clients, and honours their life experiences and culture.
Areas of Focus:
+ Anxiety
+ Depression
+ Consensual Non-Monogamy/ Polyamory
+ Emotional Regulation and Distress Tolerance
+ Impacts of racism and xenophobia
+ 2SLGBTQIA+ issues
+ Immigration and Life Transitions
+ Grief and Loss
+ Neurodiversity
+ ADHD
+ Self-Esteem
+ Sexualized and Gender-Based Violence
+ Trauma/Oppression
+ Sexual Identity Concerns
+ BPD/ CPTSD
+ Religious Trauma
+ Sexual Self-Esteem and Self- Confidence
+ Infidelity
+ Relationship Issues
+ Communication and Boundaries
+ Disordered Eating
+ Identity Issues
+ Global Majority- Specific Issues
In-Person & Virtual
Accepting Clients
Bio
Gurvaan (she/they) is a Registered Clinical 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. She works from an IFS, EMDR, somatic, and trauma informed lens.
Areas of Focus:
+ Anxiety
+ Depression
+ Emotional Regulation and Distress Tolerance
+ Impacts of racism and xenophobia
+ 2SLGBTQIA+ issues
+ Asexuality
+ Immigration and Life Transitions
+ Grief and Loss
+ Neurodiversity
+ Self-Esteem
+ Sexualized and Gender-Based Violence
+ Trauma/Oppression
+ Sexual Identity Concerns
+ BPD/ CPTSD
+ Sexual Self-Esteem and Self- Confidence
+ Relationship Issues
+ Persons with Disabilities-related issues
+ Substance-related issues
+ Communication and Boundaries
+ Fat-Specific Issues/ Impacts of Sizeism
+ Identity Issues