Grace Han is a Registered Counselling Therapist Candidate (RCT-C) who recently graduated with M.Ed in Counselling.

As a person with a disability from the racialized community, Grace provides counselling from the perspectives of marginalized communities and provides counselling for those who may be physical, emotional, and spiritual assistance as they navigate through the world. Grace focuses on trauma-informed person-centred therapy, incorporated with Narrative Therapy that provides a space for clients to process their current understanding of their story and ways that they would like to re-write or re-narrate it. Grace also believes in providing a safe and barrier-free environment as people learn to appreciate having interactions with one another regardless of their abilities.

Along with her lived experience as a person with disability, Grace has over 15 years of experience of working with the disability community, including her role as a Spiritual Caregiver at the L’Arche Homefires Community in Wolfville, NS.

“Growing up as a person with disability I often thought it would be beneficial to have a counsellor who understands disability from a lived-experience. It is my hope to provide counselling for those who may find comfort in having a therapeutic conversation with a counsellor with a disability that they can identity with” - Grace

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Deciding to begin your healing journey takes great resilience, strength and trust that healing is possible. Dedicated to holding space for healing, Lashae Watson is a mental health practitioner pursuing her Master of Social Work at York University. She is also a Family Advocate and a graduate of the University of Toronto, where she earned an Honours Bachelor of Arts Degree with a Double Major in Human Geography and Equity Studies, focusing on Urban Geography.

Lashae’s personal, academic, and professional experiences have all shaped her deep commitment to supporting and uplifting others. For the past fourteen years, she has been engaged in community and social justice work across accessibility, education, housing, and the criminal justice system. No matter her role, her priority is always to ensure that people feel heard, valued, and understood.

As a mental health practitioner, Lashae takes an anti-oppressive, decolonial, and trauma-informed approach, recognizing the importance of trust, safety, and collaboration in the healing process. She integrates a range of therapeutic modalities, including Narrative Therapy, and Strength-Based approaches. Lashae works with clients navigating grief, trauma, identity exploration, racial and systemic oppression, anxiety, and life transitions.

Her work is guided by empathy, humility, and cultural responsiveness. She prioritizes accessible communication, advocacy, and deep listening to create a space where clients feel empowered in their healing journey.

“Given the opportunity, I am committed to co-creating an environment where you feel safe and heard as we work collaboratively to support your wellness journey.” – Lashae

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Samantha is a Licensed Counselling Therapist within the Province of New Brunswick (LCT), a Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC) with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA) and trained in Brainspotting therapy and certified in DBT.

With several years’ experience in the healthcare industry, Samantha utilizes a trauma-informed cognitive behavioural, solution-focused, and dialectical behavioural therapeutic approach to assist individuals in their mental health journey.

Samantha helps individuals find a therapeutic plan, through her therapies, that will address their needs and concerns ​ “In therapy, you are in control of your own path. I am here to help you realize the power of your mind over matter.” - Samantha

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Rajni Sharma

Rajni is a Registered Psychotherapist and Art Therapist. She holds membership with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO). She initially completed a graduate diploma in Art Therapy and then went on to complete a Masters in Counselling Psychology. In April 2024, she completed her Ph.D. in Community Psychology at Wilfrid Laurier University. Her research is on how to address and heal from the experiences of racial trauma in therapy.

Rajni has been practicing in the mental health field for the last 12 years. She has worked with a diverse range of clients in clinical and community settings. Her experiences have allowed her to adapt therapy to the needs of the client, whether for crisis intervention or long-term therapy. She uses techniques from narrative Therapy, art therapy, mindfulness/self-compassion, cognitive based therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, liberation psychology, and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing).

Her work with clients includes exploring the mind-body connection to heal trauma, discovering how past experiences are connected to the present, unpacking thought patterns, regulating emotions, or learning how our challenges are connected to larger-system and structural realities that can be oppressive and impact our mental health.

“We will journey and be curious together as you explore your path of healing and recovery. We can work on strategies and tools that can address some of the root causes of your challenges and build on finding a sense of meaning” – Rajni Sharma

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Crys Thériault is a graduate student in the Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology program at Yorkville University. They hold an MEd from the Université de Moncton and an undergraduate degree from the University of Maine at Presque Isle in addition to an undergraduate degree from Dalhousie University.

Having over eleven years of experience as an educator in the public school system as well as through a motorcycle safety training program in diversified roles, Crys genuinely loves accompanying people through part of their growth journey.

Being authentic, non-judgmental, and open-minded are some of their core values. Using a trauma-informed lens, they will respect the unique needs of the clients and transparently collaborate to adapt to an individualized therapeutic direction.

Crys has an eclectic set of life experiences, which have proved to be helpful to engage people to feel safe to open-up and feel empowered by their empathic acknowledgement. They are committed to ongoing professional development and have recently acquired their Brain Story Certification.

“Thank you in advance for investing in your collaborative wellness growth journey. “ -Crys

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Cleo is a Registered Social Worker with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW), the Nova Scotia College of Social Workers (NSCSW) and a member of the Ontario Association of Social Workers (OASW). Cleo is a graduate of York University, where she earned a Bachelor of Social Work with a Minor in Human Rights and Equity Studies, as well as a Master of Social Work. Additionally, Cleo holds a diploma in Social Service Work and Life Skills Coach Certification from George Brown College.

Cleo has over 13 years of experience supporting diverse populations within various capacities including counselling, mental health, crisis intervention, educational advocacy, positive youth development, immigration challenges, family reunification and intergenerational trauma.

Cleo has also held various volunteer leadership roles within her community and she is passionate about empowerment and social change that is rooted in equity, diversity and inclusion.

“My approach to practice is anti-oppressive, client-centred, trauma-informed and practical. I am committed to delivering a high standard of care that is premised on integrity, collaboration and compassion.” - Cleo

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Daniel completed his Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University. He holds a Bachelor of Social Sciences (Psychology major) from the University of Waikato.

Utilising the foundation of a person-centred approach, Daniel takes a holistic perspective on wellbeing that acknowledges the interconnectedness of mind, body, spirit, and environment. This approach can offer a deeper understanding of underlying issues and reveal personal strengths and resources clients already possess to facilitate healing.

As an Indigenous person, Daniel recognises the importance of cultural humility and a trauma- informed approach.

“I believe in connection, established with honesty, respect, and trust. With these as our foundation, we can work together to find your path to healing” - Daniel

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Relational Coaching with Magda

As a relational coach, I support individuals who are ready to deepen their connection with themselves, their partners, their communities, and the living world around them. Coaching is a forward-moving process designed to guide you toward the life you’re ready to create, and to help you identify and move through what’s holding you back.

Where therapy is rooted in healing the past, often supporting people to understand trauma, regulate the nervous system, and find safety—coaching meets you further along the healing journey. It’s for those who have already done foundational inner work and are ready to take aligned, committed steps toward transformation and embodiment. Therapy and coaching aren’t opposites—they’re companions. Many people move between them as they grow.

In my practice, I integrate a culturally grounded and trauma-informed approach, understanding that transformation happens best when it honours your lived experiences, your pace, and your values. Coaching with me is centered on clarity, agency, and self-trust. We’ll work together using potent tools such as breathwork, embodiment practices, empowering narrative dialogue, and meditation to ground your vision in reality.

Each session is both spacious and structured: we explore what you truly want, and map out the most effective pathways to get there. Between sessions, you’ll be held in the process through personalized practices, intentional inner focus, and concrete actions that integrate real, sustainable change.

I bring an Indigenous worldview to my work, one that recognizes our inherent interconnectedness and asks what it means to be a good relative to ourselves, to each other, and to the earth. I’m currently completing my certification in VITA™ Love, Sex, and Relationship Coaching—a holistic methodology rooted in Taoist and Tantric wisdom that sees love as central to a thriving life.

My ancestors are Indigenous Kaqchikel Maya, and growing up in Canada, I have learned to walk between worlds. As someone who does has not walked the traditional relationship path, I understand the unique challenges of navigating relationships across cultures, identities, and societal expectations. My coaching space is one of liberation, healing, and self-discovery, where you are invited to step into your fullest, most authentic expression.

If you’re emerging from a season of healing and ready to move into bold, embodied change, this space is here for you.

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Lucie is a bilingual (French and English) graduate student pursuing her Master of Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University. She has spent the past five years teaching French and English to a diverse group of learners including children from a refugee background, international students, and professionals.

In the therapeutic setting, it is essential for Lucie to create a safe and non-judgmental space for people to express themselves freely and authentically. Using solution-focused, emotion-focused, and cognitive behavioural therapies, Lucie values every individual’s uniqueness when guiding them throughout their healing journey. She is also a registered yoga teacher and recognizes the importance of the mind-body connection in her therapeutic approach.

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Trauma has a way of showing up in an intrusive way, it shows up with no real reference point for, it brings up discomfort and leaves us with this sufferance and pain. Taking the first step can be hard, while finding new meaning and growth is possible, it takes courage and vulnerability. We’re here to walk alongside you, on your journey back to your authentic self. Kayla is a clinical traumatologist who uses an integrative trauma|racial focused approach to healing, including somatic and empowerment therapies, to guide healing and recovery of trauma and symptoms of adversities.

Kayla is a clinical supervisor and licensed with the Colleges of Counselling Therapy in Nova Scotia, PEI, and NB. Kayla holds CCC designation as a Canadian Certified Counsellor. While practicing as a clinical traumatologist, Kayla specializes in Nutritional Psychology and Psychedelic Assisted Therapy.

“There is an opportunity for new meaning making and growth, let us hold a space for you to journey on that path” - Kayla

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