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Areas of Experience

Counselling Modalities

Psychological Counselling

Psychosocial Counselling

Biblical, Christian Counselling 

Online Counselling

Individual, Adult Counselling

Client Concerns and Focus Areas

Personal Growth

  • Differentiation of Self & Personality Development

  • Life Purpose & direction 

Emotional Healing 

  • Trauma recovery

  • Anxiety and worry

  • Low mood, discouragement, and disappointment

  • Anger management, emotion regulation

  • Grief, loss

Relationship Dynamics

  • Codependency and boundaries

  • Communication, conflict resolution 

  • Control dynamics and narcissistic relationalship patterns

Spiritual Well-Being 

  • Spiritual concerns, questions, crisis of faith 

  • Spiritual abuse recovery

  • Forgiveness work

Navigating Change

  • Adjustment to life transitions

  • Cross-cultural and expatriate experiences

Counselling Framework & Theory

Family-Systems 

Attachment-based 

Cognitive Behavioral

​Acceptance & Committment

Solution-Focused 

Trauma-Informed 

The idea of the “comfy couch” in counselling is intended to bring to mind a safe, quiet space where you can sit, reflect, and talk through your thoughts, feelings and concerns. But all things considered, the counselling "hour" is brief. 

Life isn't confined to that couch—it unfolds outside the counselling appointments, in the moments that challenge you, stretch you, and ask you to grow. That’s often the hardest part: taking what you’ve explored or discussed in a counselling session and applying it in real-time situations.

You don’t have to do that alone. I’m here to support you beyond the couch, helping you navigate those in-between moments and build confidence as you take action to change what is within your control. 

A black and tan, long-hair dachshund, sitting on a couch. This image is intended to bring to mind a safe, quiet space to talk
My Approach
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