She/Her

Counsellor

“Tanya holds a deep appreciation for human complexity, resilience, and the ways we make meaning of our experiences. Her therapeutic approach is rooted in the belief that people are not “broken” and “need to be fixed.”

Specializes In:

Trauma
Perfectionism
Identity exploration 
Substance use and addiction 
Attachment and abandonment wounds
Building body awareness and connection
Moving from “surviving” to “flourishing” 
Anxiety, stress, and depression
Guilt, shame, and doubt
Fear of the unknown
Life transitions 
Grief and loss 
Anger 

Loves Supporting:

Neurodiversity - understanding and working with the brain

Clients experiencing distress in familial dynamics and roles 

Burnout (such as in academia, career, caregiving, and societal expectations) 

Relationship challenges (including monogamy, polyamory and/or ethical non-monogamy) 

Integrating religious, spiritual, and/or Land-based beliefs and rituals for resilience

Multicultural experiences, acculturation, and belonging

Immigration and bureaucratic overwhelm

They / She

Registered Clinical Counsellor

“May you find evidence of what has already taken root, traces of what is preparing to bloom, and little reminders, wherever you can find them, that sing to you.”

~ Morgan Harper Nichols

Specializes In:

Trauma
Self Compassion
Self-esteem and self worth
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Attachment and relationship dynamics
Neurodivergence (ADHD, Autism, AuDHD)
Navigating anger and complex emotions
Family relationships and conflict
Anxiety, stress and depression
Grief and pet loss
Life transitions

Loves Supporting:

Creatives and artists

Those considering or in process of gender affirming care

2SLGBTQIA+ and those exploring sexuality, gender and queer identity

Sex positive, kink friendly, and non normative relationship structures

Body image and those interested in exploring fat liberation or body acceptance

Clients through social justice and anti oppressive ideologies

He/Him

Registered Clinical Counsellor
Relationship/Couples Counsellor

Online Counselling Only

“There is more wisdom in your body than in your deepest philosophy.”

― Nietzsche

Specializes In:

Grief & Loss
Life transitions
Neurodiversity
Substance Use
Career changes
PTSD / Trauma
Sexual Assault & Abuse
2SLGBTQIA+ & BIPOC Folks

Couples & Relationships
(Monogamous/Non-Monogamous)
Relational Challenges
(ie. communicating needs, boundaries)
Coping Through Addictive Behaviour
(ie. gambling, sex, compulsions)

Loves Supporting:

Professional Athletes

Clients with immigration/refuge backgrounds

Mind body connection, sense of purpose & spirituality

Couples wanting to negotiate differences with tenderness, humour, laughter and kindness

She/Her

Registered Clinical Counsellor, CCC

Online Counselling Only

“We all just want and deserve to be seen, heard and accepted for all of who we are.”

Specializes in:

Anxiety & Depression
Relational Challenges
Self-Esteem & Self-Worth
Identity Exploration
Self-Compassion
Life Transitions
Grief & Loss
Career Counselling & Work Life Balance

Also Loves Supporting:

Those exploring or working with spirituality and/or relationship to religious orientations

Transgendered Clients

Adolescents

She/Her

City University Student Completing
Master of Counselling

“Madison is not a distant observer or a neutral party. She is genuine, direct, and emotionally present to support your growth. Together, she hopes to slow things down and tease apart thoughts from physical sensations, observe patterns without judgment, and make space for the complexity of your experience! She would be honoured to be a part of your process.”

Specializes In:

Jealousy
Grief & Loss
Major Life Transitions
Relationship Challenges
Boundaries & Assertiveness 
Anxiety, Stress & Overwhelm
Irritability & Emotional Reactivity
Intimacy, Sexuality, & Desire Discrepancies
Compulsive Phone & Social Media Use
Identity, Purpose & Self-Awareness
Perfectionism & People Pleasing
Shame & Self-Criticism

She/Her

Registered Clinical Counsellor

“Healing comes from learning to open ourselves up to a path forward and it is moving through these challenges that brings growth.”

Seeking support is a powerful step on this journey.

Specializes In:

Anxiety
Depression
Self-Criticism
Life Transitions
Childhood Trauma
Spiritual Exploration
Attachment Wounds
Chronic Pain & Illness
Emotional Awareness
Emotional Expression
Self-Esteem & Self-Worth
Personal Development

Relationship Challenges
(ie. communication, vulnerability, boundaries)⁠

Loves Supporting:

Exploration and strengthening of mind-body-spirit connection

Individuals hoping to better understand the role they play in relationship dynamics.

⁠Individuals seeking to find balance while managing chronic illness.

She/Her

Registered Clinical Counsellor

“The healing comes from letting there be room for all of this to happen: room for grief, for relief, for misery, for joy.”

--Pema Chödrön, When Things Fall Apart

Specializes in:

Grief & loss
Life transitions
Complex Trauma
Developmental Trauma
Relational challenges
Depression & Anxiety
Perinatal Challenges
Identity Exploration
Self-understanding
Existential distress
Neurodivergence
Family of Origin Trauma & Conflict

Also Loves Supporting:

Folks of Asian Canadian heritage

Clients with Immigration/Refugee Backgrounds

Those in interracial marriages & relationships

Parents & Parenting Challenges

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