My practice is informed by a wealth of experience over ten years of supportive work through addictions centers, verbal and non-verbal care work, marginalized individuals, international family support for immigrants and refugees, and elementary school aged children and their families dealing with intergenerational trauma. I offer support to those with disabilities in care homes or independent living, and also their families.

Together we can learn how to discover these outcomes, and with a non judgmental, respectful, and open minded approach we can explore the issues and gain new and fresh insight. The people who I see in therapy tend to develop a deeper understanding of themselves, their situation, their connection to people around them, and how they can move forward.

Narrative therapy has an in-depth approach that personally fits me and brings respectful, genuine, ethical, curious, exploration that creates new meanings and possibilities. Narrative says that nobody exists with issues alone in a vacuum; that our society influences us and our problems.

Having lived in remote communities, I appreciate how online counselling gives me the ability to reach people far away from bigger centers who cannot easily get help or where there are long waitlists.