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Julie (she/her) is a queer, disabled, second-generation Vietnamese student counsellor and daughter of refugees. Grounded in Adlerian therapy and anti-oppressive frameworks, she takes a non-pathological approach to supporting marginalized adults — including BIPOC, 2SLGBTQIA+, neurodivergent, and immigrant communities — in building resilience and moving toward liberation.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Adithi (she/her) is a body-inclusive student counsellor under the clinical supervision of a Registered Psychotherapist. She brings warmth and openness to exploring identity, relationships, and sexuality, offering a culturally aware, trauma-sensitive, queer-affirming, and kink-friendly space.
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Student counsellor with roots in anti-violence and community care. Offers relational, trauma-informed, feminist, and harm-reduction support, collaborating with clients to explore healing in ways that feel safe, empowered, and grounded.
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Patricia (she/her) a neurodivergent, second-generation immigrant and counsellor passionate about supporting neurodivergent folks and those navigating grief, disability, or chronic pain through collaborative, person-centered care.
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Jennaya is a Métis student counsellor who works from a trauma-informed, strength-based, and decolonizing lens. She creates warm, collaborative spaces for clients navigating life transitions, identity, and experiences of disconnection, supporting them to reconnect with their strengths and move toward balance and wellness.
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Heather is a big-hearted, queer, chronically ill student counsellor who works with folks navigating sex & relationship challenges, life transitions, and grief & loss. You can expect therapy with Heather to be warm, collaborative, and playful.
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