Jelani is the founder and clinical director of Thrive CBT. He is a Registered Social Worker (RSW) with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW) and a member of the Ontario Association of Social Workers (OASW). Jelani has been working in the mental health field for over 10 years and is committed to helping people create positive change in their lives.
Jelani is the founder and clinical director of Thrive CBT. He is a Registered Social Worker (RSW) with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW) and a member of the Ontario Association of Social Workers (OASW). Jelani has been working in the mental health field for over 10 years and is committed to helping people create positive change in their lives.
Emotional wellness is a key aspect of soul care, and as we live in a fast-paced world, we are often moving from one thing to the next. Seldom do we take the time to sit, reflect, and think about how we are feeling or how we are moving through life from day to day.
Emotional wellness is a key aspect of soul care, and as we live in a fast-paced world, we are often moving from one thing to the next. Seldom do we take the time to sit, reflect, and think about how we are feeling or how we are moving through life from day to day.
You didnt come here by accident! You came here because a part of you is ready to start unpacking the many things youve tucked away over time. The best part is you dont have to do it alone, as exploring lifes hurdles, works better in collaboration.
You didnt come here by accident! You came here because a part of you is ready to start unpacking the many things youve tucked away over time. The best part is you dont have to do it alone, as exploring lifes hurdles, works better in collaboration.
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.
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.
I offer a collaborative & client-centred approach that is highly individualized to your needs, goals, strengths, and interests. My approach to therapy is eclectic & integrates techniques from evidence-based therapeutic models such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy & Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. I also provide consultation and life skills coaching.
I offer a collaborative & client-centred approach that is highly individualized to your needs, goals, strengths, and interests. My approach to therapy is eclectic & integrates techniques from evidence-based therapeutic models such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy & Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. I also provide consultation and life skills coaching.
I work with adults, couples, children, and families who find themselves stuck in the same stories, but who yearn for different endings. Clinically, I offer traditional talk therapy for adults and couples, and play therapy at my private practice in White Rock. I also offer parent consultation
I work with adults, couples, children, and families who find themselves stuck in the same stories, but who yearn for different endings. Clinically, I offer traditional talk therapy for adults and couples, and play therapy at my private practice in White Rock. I also offer parent consultation
In so many aspects of your life, you have it all.
In fact others see as you really having it together.
Youre the one that others turn to for help.
But you have fears and personal concerns that you are holding you back from expressing love for yourself, your work, and important people in your life.
In so many aspects of your life, you have it all.
In fact others see as you really having it together.
Youre the one that others turn to for help.
But you have fears and personal concerns that you are holding you back from expressing love for yourself, your work, and important people in your life.
My name is Marsha, RSW, MSW, Dip CICAPP and I am a mother and psychotherapist, who understands the struggles that everyday families face. The challenges that I have experienced may not be the same as yours, but in my practice I am committed to supporting you no matter what your challenge is. Simple or complex, short term or long standing we will look at it together.
My name is Marsha, RSW, MSW, Dip CICAPP and I am a mother and psychotherapist, who understands the struggles that everyday families face. The challenges that I have experienced may not be the same as yours, but in my practice I am committed to supporting you no matter what your challenge is. Simple or complex, short term or long standing we will look at it together.
I design workplace wellness and sexual violence solutions for institutions and organizations in Canada and globally.
Some of the problems that my clients -CEOs, Board of Directors, Deans and Managers are stuck on are the following:
How do we support the Wellness and Mental Health needs of our staff?
How do we support our colleagues that may have experienced Race-Based Stress in our organization?
How do we assist our staff in Returning To Work from a leave?
How do we create or revise our Mental Health and Sexual Violence/Gender-Based Violence Policies and Procedures through an Equitable Lens?
I design workplace wellness and sexual violence solutions for institutions and organizations in Canada and globally.
Some of the problems that my clients -CEOs, Board of Directors, Deans and Managers are stuck on are the following:
How do we support the Wellness and Mental Health needs of our staff?
How do we support our colleagues that may have experienced Race-Based Stress in our organization?
How do we assist our staff in Returning To Work from a leave?
How do we create or revise our Mental Health and Sexual Violence/Gender-Based Violence Policies and Procedures through an Equitable Lens?
