Since 2011, I’ve been deeply honoured to walk alongside clients as they navigate their counselling journeys. I am grateful for the trust placed in me and the opportunity to witness resilience, transformation, and healing.
About Me
My path to becoming a therapist began with my own trauma as a teenager. I was severely injured in a car crash, told I would never walk again, and lived with chronic pain for years. I was fortunate to regain some mobility, and while I continue to use canes and walking sticks, these experiences taught me inner strength and presence with others in their most difficult moments.
During my hardest times, I was supported by therapists, helpers, guides, friends, and strangers who extended a hand when I needed it most. I now feel humbled to be able to offer that same support to others.
Outside of my professional life, I am a mother, wife, daughter, sister, and a lifelong lover of nature. I find freedom and connection in swimming, and though I no longer ride, I remain deeply inspired by the beauty and spirit of horses.
My Philosophy
I believe we all carry a sacred Inner Well — the source of vitality and healing within us. My role is to support you in uncovering the gifts and wisdom you already hold. This Inner Well can become a powerful resource for transforming challenges into wellness and vitality, both within counselling and beyond.
I also acknowledge the violence and harm done to our Earth, to First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples on Turtle Island, and to many other oppressed communities. As a white, cisgender, heterosexual woman who identifies as differently-abled, I recognize the privileges and power I hold. I am committed to education, unlearning, and contributing to systemic change.
You may have experienced trauma through colonization, racism, homophobia, transphobia, ageism, or ableism. These experiences are welcome in our work together, and I will support you in making sense of their impact. I am also reconnecting with my ancestors’ land-based practices as part of my own responsibility to global healing and change.