Andrea Jones
She / Her
Registered Clinical Counsellor
Relationship/Couples Counsellor
“All that you touch, you change. All that you change, changes you. The only lasting truth is Change.”
~ Octavia Butler
Specializes In:
Self esteem
Self criticism
Self awareness
Personal Development
Authentic Self Expression
Life transitions & Stress
Identity Exploration
Communication
Healing trauma
Grief and loss
Loves Supporting:
Educators
Neurodivergent folks
Attachment Styles & Patterns
People who have experienced immigration
People of all genders / sexualities for couples/relationship work
Folks who grew up in a family affected by addictions / domestic violence
People who enjoy / benefit from visuals and metaphor
Esther Wei
She/Her
Registered Clinical Counsellor
“To heal you have to get to the root of the wound and kiss it all the way up”
- rupi kaur
Specializes In:
Self-awareness
Childhood trauma
BIPOC experiences
Self-esteem and self-worth
Relationship challenges
Attachment wounds
Neurodivergence
Family dynamics
Personal growth
Burnout
Also Loves Supporting:
Creatives
Educators
Older adults
Young adults
Helping professions
People who have lived outside Canada
Sophie Bakerscott (Waitlist)
She/Her
Registered Clinical Counsellor
“Healing is remembering you were never too much or not enough—just trying to stay safe in a world that didn’t always know how to meet you there.””
Waitlist for New Counselling Clients
Specializes In:
Burnout
Self-Worth
Perfectionism
People-Pleasing
Identity Exploration
Shame & Self-Criticism
Relational Healing
Boundary Setting
Life Transitions
Loves Supporting:
Family of Origin & Intergenerational Trauma
Helpers and caregivers who are burned out
Adults who are high-functioning but quietly overwhelmed
Clients new to therapy who want a gentle, collaborative start
People in major life transitions: endings, beginnings, and becoming
Women and gender-expansive folks exploring agency and voice
Men in their 20s and 30s who are figuring out how they want to show up in the world—often navigating quiet tension between what feels expected and what feels true