Services

Are you looking for tools to manage day to day stress, as well as work through those times when circumstances feel overwhelming?

Attend Counselling Alone, With Your Partner Or In A Group

Individual Counselling

These sessions focus on the individual’s immediate or near future concerns, seeking to find solutions on a one-on-one basis.

Couples Counselling

Couples counselling can help identify problems related to relationships and ensure everyone’s needs are addressed properly.

Group Counselling

Group therapy is about people coming together, under our guidance, to work on improving their lives.

I work with individuals (pre-teens, youth and adults), couples, and families experiencing a variety of concerns, including:

Alcohol

Anxiety

Behavioural

Depression

Grief

Marriage

Mood Disorders

Parenting

Premarital

Relationship Issues

Educational Issues

Self-Esteem

Sexual Abuse

Trauma / PTSD

Women’s Issues

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy is an evidence-based treatment for various disorders such as anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress syndrome, CD among others.

This mental therapy corrects and gives the individual life skills to deal with everyday mental challenges. An individual must accept what is and how to work with the present situation. It is not about what should have been, can’t do anything about that, but how do I move on and use this situation as a steppingstone. It is a waste of time expending all your time and energy searching for what caused the flood instead of trying to find ways and means to stop the flood.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy targets the “now” problem and will enable clients to develop ways of getting rid of that problem.

Do you find yourself living in your past?
Are you stuck in a world of “why”?
Are you still trying to figure things out?
Are you stuck and just can’t seem to move on?
I understand, I have been there! Let’s talk!

Cultural Sensitive Approach

It is the responsbility of the counsellor to have a clear understanding of their clients background and belief system, in order to communicate effectively. One must be aware of their own culture and be aware that the client may or may not embrace your beliefs and should not be judged based on the counsellor’s belief or forced on the client but counsel them accordingly. I do believe though that counsellor should intervene if the client’s belief is detrimental to himself, the counsellor or others. The Cultural Sensitive Approach can be used along side other approaches, such as the Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.