My Bio
Over the past 11 years, I have worked in a variety of settings including supporting Indigenous youth with Child & Family Services, Youth Mobile Crisis, as well as in the Education system. I also provided support to Child & Family Service agencies in remote Northern communities. I have experience with abuse investigations and the court process of reunifications with families. Within my work experience, I hold a variety of certificates in different areas of study including trauma and resilience, structured sensory interventions, resetting for resilience, strength-based interventions, and mental wellness.
My clients are often...
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individual adults
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Bright, motivated, eager to learn more about their true self.
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Recovering from trauma.
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Dealing with anger, grief, anxiety and burnout.
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Having difficulty accepting their emotional responses and seeking tools to help.
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Eager to deal with their behavioural and emotional struggles at home and school
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Working through deep rooted issues.
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Committed to personal growth.
What my clients get from me...
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Warmth and compassion
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Trustworthiness
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Supportive and safe
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Creativity with play and art
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Unconditional positive regard
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Trauma informed
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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Outside of the office...
In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my husband, our two children and our dog. I enjoy travelling, decorating and playing volleyball. I have a lifelong commitment to building resilience in the children, families and communities that I serve.