I am a therapist, life coach, and registered social worker. I promote mental health and wellness through therapy and life coaching sessions as well as advocacy work. I have an interest and expertise in coaching and counselling unique populations such as Black boys, Black men, and individuals within the BIPOC Community. I am proud to guide and support clients of all backgrounds. You will be motivated and supported in using your voice and overcoming the adversities and trauma you are facing. You can ask me about my pro bono rate.
I offer affordable therapy sessions which allow you to effectively solve the problems affecting your life. I encourage you to draw upon your individual strengths and abilities. I work with clients who have anxiety and depression. I take a culturally and racially sensitive approach as well as a strength-based perspective in working with my clients.
My strong values of integrity, respect, cultural sensitivity, and empathy allow me to practice effectively as a therapist and life coach. As a Christian social worker, I operate with kindness and patience. I challenge you to start a New Chapter today and to take control, as the author of your life! For more information, please visit www.NewChapterLCS.com
I am a therapist, life coach, and registered social worker. I promote mental health and wellness through therapy and life coaching sessions as well as advocacy work. I have an interest and expertise in coaching and counselling unique populations such as Black boys, Black men, and individuals within the BIPOC Community. I am proud to guide and support clients of all backgrounds. You will be motivated and supported in using your voice and overcoming the adversities and trauma you are facing. You can ask me about my pro bono rate.
I offer affordable therapy sessions which allow you to effectively solve the problems affecting your life. I encourage you to draw upon your individual strengths and abilities. I work with clients who have anxiety and depression. I take a culturally and racially sensitive approach as well as a strength-based perspective in working with my clients.
My strong values of integrity, respect, cultural sensitivity, and empathy allow me to practice effectively as a therapist and life coach. As a Christian social worker, I operate with kindness and patience. I challenge you to start a New Chapter today and to take control, as the author of your life! For more information, please visit www.NewChapterLCS.com
With over eight years of experience in counselling, Jumai works with adults to develop the tools and skillsets needed to better understand their past and present so they can begin building a balanced future. Jumai can help you build your sense of self-awareness, and self-esteem and also make improvements in your relationships. She uses a variety of techniques to support you, two of them being Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), which are both very effective in addressing the impacts of traumatic events in your past.
In sessions, Jumai uses a client-centered approach meaning you are supported in learning to lead your own care and treated as a human first, client second. After discussing your areas of focus during your initial session, she will assist you in creating a specialized treatment plan, and help you move forward with approaches that fit your needs. She uses strengths-based and self-compassionate approaches to therapeutic interventions. Jumai is an advanced practitioner of narrative therapy, often using an Afrocentric or Aboriginal lens. Jumai believes everyone should have the opportunity to get help when they are ready and is energized by those looking for an opportunity to change.
With over eight years of experience in counselling, Jumai works with adults to develop the tools and skillsets needed to better understand their past and present so they can begin building a balanced future. Jumai can help you build your sense of self-awareness, and self-esteem and also make improvements in your relationships. She uses a variety of techniques to support you, two of them being Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), which are both very effective in addressing the impacts of traumatic events in your past.
In sessions, Jumai uses a client-centered approach meaning you are supported in learning to lead your own care and treated as a human first, client second. After discussing your areas of focus during your initial session, she will assist you in creating a specialized treatment plan, and help you move forward with approaches that fit your needs. She uses strengths-based and self-compassionate approaches to therapeutic interventions. Jumai is an advanced practitioner of narrative therapy, often using an Afrocentric or Aboriginal lens. Jumai believes everyone should have the opportunity to get help when they are ready and is energized by those looking for an opportunity to change.
Lanise is a speaker and psychotherapist passionate about providing client-centred and culturally sensitive care. She approaches her sessions with the comfort to work alongside a diverse range of clientele, with the hopes of creating an open, welcoming, and collaborative therapeutic environment. Lanise believes in the inherent value of each person and their potential to heal.
For self-care, Lanise enjoys spending time by the water, reading thrillers, and playing instruments.
Her educational background includes an Honours Bachelor of Science, a postgraduate certificate in Health and Wellness Promotions, and a Master of Divinity specializing in Clinical Counselling. She is licensed through the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario.
Lanise is a speaker and psychotherapist passionate about providing client-centred and culturally sensitive care. She approaches her sessions with the comfort to work alongside a diverse range of clientele, with the hopes of creating an open, welcoming, and collaborative therapeutic environment. Lanise believes in the inherent value of each person and their potential to heal.
For self-care, Lanise enjoys spending time by the water, reading thrillers, and playing instruments.
Her educational background includes an Honours Bachelor of Science, a postgraduate certificate in Health and Wellness Promotions, and a Master of Divinity specializing in Clinical Counselling. She is licensed through the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario.
Whatever you’re struggling with, you don’t have to deal with it alone. It’s possible to heal from trauma, find internal peace, and learn new skills that help you transform into the person you want to be and step into the life you want to have. It takes courage to seek support and work through your problems, but with time and commitment, therapy is one of the most rewarding things you can do for yourself.
I compassionately treat you as a whole person rather than just a diagnosis; warmly acknowledging and affirming important aspects of your identity such as race, gender, and sexual orientation. I believe in having an honest, collaborative partnership where we work together to resolve your concerns, processing trauma and regulating difficult emotions.
I believe that providing a safe and nonjudgmental space is essential to the therapeutic relationship, so rest assured that you can entrust me with your most painful stories. I’m here to support you in recognizing and building upon your strengths as we collaboratively develop strategies to improve your life in meaningful ways.
Whatever you’re struggling with, you don’t have to deal with it alone. It’s possible to heal from trauma, find internal peace, and learn new skills that help you transform into the person you want to be and step into the life you want to have. It takes courage to seek support and work through your problems, but with time and commitment, therapy is one of the most rewarding things you can do for yourself.
I compassionately treat you as a whole person rather than just a diagnosis; warmly acknowledging and affirming important aspects of your identity such as race, gender, and sexual orientation. I believe in having an honest, collaborative partnership where we work together to resolve your concerns, processing trauma and regulating difficult emotions.
I believe that providing a safe and nonjudgmental space is essential to the therapeutic relationship, so rest assured that you can entrust me with your most painful stories. I’m here to support you in recognizing and building upon your strengths as we collaboratively develop strategies to improve your life in meaningful ways.
Life often comes at us in ways that leave little room to breathe, feel, and reflect. This can create a cycle of survival that forces us to simply ‘get over’ what impacts us. I support clients in slowing down and tending to their mental and emotional well-being. I help clients understand the experiences that influence how they move through the world, foster compassion for how they have survived thus far, and develop new ways to care for themselves. I also gently challenge clients to recognize and lean into their strengths.
I work with racialized individuals experiencing burnout, folks exploring their sexuality and gender identity, and couples navigating cultural differences. I practice from a place of cultural humility and honour how your identities shape your worldview. I also believe in bringing laughter into the therapy room when we can.
Seeking help is a tremendous step that can feel daunting and hard to navigate alone. I am happy to chat with you about the therapeutic journey and how I can support you.
Life often comes at us in ways that leave little room to breathe, feel, and reflect. This can create a cycle of survival that forces us to simply ‘get over’ what impacts us. I support clients in slowing down and tending to their mental and emotional well-being. I help clients understand the experiences that influence how they move through the world, foster compassion for how they have survived thus far, and develop new ways to care for themselves. I also gently challenge clients to recognize and lean into their strengths.
I work with racialized individuals experiencing burnout, folks exploring their sexuality and gender identity, and couples navigating cultural differences. I practice from a place of cultural humility and honour how your identities shape your worldview. I also believe in bringing laughter into the therapy room when we can.
Seeking help is a tremendous step that can feel daunting and hard to navigate alone. I am happy to chat with you about the therapeutic journey and how I can support you.
You are ready to make a change and are in search of the right therapist to support you in your journey. The right therapist and the right approach are important elements to the success of your support and achieving your goals.
My name is Aisha and I am a dedicated, caring, and compassionate Registered Social Worker and Psychotherapist. My approach is genuine, client-centred and strength-based. I utilize modalities such as EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), Solution Focused Brief Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Narrative Therapy.
Whether you are experiencing depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, guilt, shame, racial and cultural trauma or feeling overwhelmed, or a combination of these things, I would be honoured to support you by creating a safe and brave space to explore these issues, build coping strategies, and reframe your thinking to move towards a more balanced life and your desired outcomes.
I believe in a strong client-therapist relationship where individuals feel safe to be their authentic selves without holding back, where you can trust your therapist and collaborate to make the changes you envision for your life. I am currently offering services virtually and a 20-minute free consultation.
You are ready to make a change and are in search of the right therapist to support you in your journey. The right therapist and the right approach are important elements to the success of your support and achieving your goals.
My name is Aisha and I am a dedicated, caring, and compassionate Registered Social Worker and Psychotherapist. My approach is genuine, client-centred and strength-based. I utilize modalities such as EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), Solution Focused Brief Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Narrative Therapy.
Whether you are experiencing depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, guilt, shame, racial and cultural trauma or feeling overwhelmed, or a combination of these things, I would be honoured to support you by creating a safe and brave space to explore these issues, build coping strategies, and reframe your thinking to move towards a more balanced life and your desired outcomes.
I believe in a strong client-therapist relationship where individuals feel safe to be their authentic selves without holding back, where you can trust your therapist and collaborate to make the changes you envision for your life. I am currently offering services virtually and a 20-minute free consultation.
Tricia is also very passionate about working with families. As she believes the family is a small unit that reflects the broader community, city, country and even the world. Therefore, by making a small change or impact on one family unit, there is potential for more significant transformation globally.
Tricia is also very passionate about working with families. As she believes the family is a small unit that reflects the broader community, city, country and even the world. Therefore, by making a small change or impact on one family unit, there is potential for more significant transformation globally.
We might be a good therapeutic fit if you are at the onset of considering a life event in a new light; if you’re trying to navigate systems of oppression with grace for yourself; if you’re looking for support in finding a sweet spot between codependence and individualism in your relationships; or if you’re just looking to be kept company in the hard parts of being a person.
I am an abolitionist and I use systemic, person-centred/humanistic, somatic, solutions-focused, queer, and feminist therapies. I completed a 400-hour practicum at the Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton as part of my graduate program at Athabasca University and am also an advanced level student of Somatic Experiencing.
You can expect me to ask you “how” questions and be willing to crack the odd joke with you about your tried, tested, and true coping strategies. It takes a great deal of chutzpah to begin a therapeutic journey and I wish you all the best in yours whether it involves me or not!
We might be a good therapeutic fit if you are at the onset of considering a life event in a new light; if you’re trying to navigate systems of oppression with grace for yourself; if you’re looking for support in finding a sweet spot between codependence and individualism in your relationships; or if you’re just looking to be kept company in the hard parts of being a person.
I am an abolitionist and I use systemic, person-centred/humanistic, somatic, solutions-focused, queer, and feminist therapies. I completed a 400-hour practicum at the Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton as part of my graduate program at Athabasca University and am also an advanced level student of Somatic Experiencing.
You can expect me to ask you “how” questions and be willing to crack the odd joke with you about your tried, tested, and true coping strategies. It takes a great deal of chutzpah to begin a therapeutic journey and I wish you all the best in yours whether it involves me or not!
