Who Am I?
My educational and professional background has been shaped by an eclectic blend of disciplines. I did my BA at the University of Alberta, where I majored in English Literature and Film Studies and minored in Biological Sciences. Before entering the counselling field, I was a private tutor working with students with learning disabilities, and a Human Rights Worker supporting people with disabilities. I am now working on my Masters of Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University.
I love to be creative whenever possible, and spend my free time painting, drawing, singing, playing ukulele, and crafting ceramics, and hanging out with my four cats, of course.
Working With Me
When you work with me, you will find a safe, empathetic, and non-judgmental space to explore your challenges and grow. I bring curiosity, warmth, and even a touch of humour to my approach. I believe that curiosity is a powerful tool for opening up new possibilities, and I will always approach your story with a genuine interest in understanding you as a whole person. I take a client-centered approach, meaning that you are the expert of your own life. Together, we will explore your goals and work collaboratively to find solutions that feel right for you.