Learn About Our Counsellors Below
You can learn more about our counsellors by first selecting the type of counselling you’re looking for from the categories below. It will automatically display the counsellors who offer that service. You can then click on a counsellor to learn even more about their background, experience, and contact information. For a list of our counsellor emails and extensions please visit our Counsellor Directory.
Alexander Maclean
Focus: Reduced Rate Intern, Anxiety, Depression, Relationships, Couples
Chris Cebulski
Focus: Couples, Anxiety, Depression, Addictions, Relationships
Katherine Chung
Focus: Addiction, Anxiety, Depression, Relationships, Trauma
Rebeccah Harder
Focus: Trauma, Anxiety, Depression, Child/Adolescent Issues
Emily Hansen
Focus: Trauma, Anxiety, Depression, Child/Adolescent Issues, Chronic Illness
Alessia Morrell
Focus: Anxiety, Addiction, Chronic Illness, Depression, Domestic Violence
Pauline Peters
Focus: Couples, Anxiety, Depression, Relationships
Victoria Bonanno
Focus: Couples & Marriage, Anxiety, Relationships, Chronic illness, ABI, ASL Fluent...
Erin Barr
Focus: Anxiety, Sexual Trauma, Parenting, Adults & Youth
Eve trained as an Art Therapist in BC and has an amazing ability to help people express what they fail to find words for. She is also a skilled talk therapist trained in evidenced based practices such as DBT. Eve has helped countless new Mom’s through post partum issues.
Clients describe Mark as gentle, kind, and non-judgmental. As both an individual and couples counsellor, Mark has felt privileged to work with a wide range of people through anger, anxiety, loss, trauma and relationship conflict.
Clients describe Mandy as incredibly compassionate, attuned, and welcoming. With her advanced training in Existential Analysis, you’ll get to the root of your grief, anxiety, or depression instead of just sticking to the surface.
Victoria is a passionate advocate for people with disabilities. She is proficient in American Sign Language (ASL) and has special experience helping people deal with chronic/newly acquired illness, acquired brain injury (ABI), concussion, and hearing/vision loss.
