As a biracial therapist with Caribbean ancestry, I know how important it is to feel truly seen, heard, and understood—especially when navigating systems that weren’t built with BIPOC folks in mind. I offer counselling and system navigation support for individuals and families who are stressed, overwhelmed, or feeling stuck—whether due to caregiving, identity-based stressors, relationship dynamics, parenting, aging, life transitions, or difficulty accessing the care and resources they need.I draw from trauma-informed, intersectional, and relational-cultural approaches to meet people where they’re at, without judgment. Therapy doesn’t have to feel cold to be effective. Together, we can build a space grounded in safety, clarity, and connection—where you don’t have to explain your identity, justify your boundaries, or shrink yourself to fit in.I provide support to individuals and families navigating complex systems (like healthcare, housing, separation and divorce, or education), and I also accept referrals for short-term counselling, discharge planning, and care coordination. My practice is queer-affirming, anti-oppressive, and rooted in a deep respect for self-determination and community care.I offer services throughout British Columbia, with flexible availability for in-person, virtual, and telephone sessions. Daytime, evening, and weekend appointments are available to meet you where you’re at—both in life and in your schedule.