Integration of Body and Brain
Trauma is held in the body so your path to healing is integrating your body with your brain. Finding your safe place within, witnessing, then unburdening your story of grief or trauma is the path to health and wholeness. As a trauma informed counsellor I have the skills to guide you into a life of connection with yourself and others. My ultimate goal is for you to find self love and not need my support.
Hope Focused Counselling in Saskatoon
Moving through loss takes time and patience. I can be your companion as you navigate through and emerge with more energy and enlightenment.
Always I will remind you of your strength to carry on. Hope is a current that flows throughout our conversations together.
Your grief is welcome here.
Trust. Confidentiality.
These are important considerations when choosing a counsellor. It is critical you feel comfortable and secure in this relationship to gain maximum benefits. Online platforms are of the highest security as outlined by the Canadian Counsellor and Psychologist Association and the Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA). Saturday office hours are now available to those who want to meet in person. COVID protocols are followed.
Strength. Integration.
There is no one size fits all approach to grief and trauma. Together, we will design an individualized plan that is right for you. With my personal and professional experience, I can be your soft place to land to navigate your way through sorrow. Allowing your grief to have space and learning self compassion begins your healing process. If there are past relationships or losses that need to be integrated, this is the optimum time to end past burdens. Practical suggestions help with coping, along with conversations about life’s Big Questions.
To give yourself the reassurance you need , go ahead and book a free consultation.
My Story
Mother. Grandmother. Widow. Sister. Quilter. Dog Lover. Coffee Addict.
I come to this specialty because of my own losses. I retired from school counselling a few years ago, after I was widowed. Our time in palliative care, sparked the desire to serve in the area of loss and grief. During those weeks in palliative care, I discovered that the process of dying is much like birthing: messy, painful, lengthy, lonely, intense. Not many people want to be involved in this topic. Yet, death and dying is also profound. And sacred. The world and my place in it changed completely, just as it did when I became a mother.
Once able to rejoin the world in a meaningful way, I added grief and trauma training to my credentials. These classes confirmed my desire to establish this specialty online. I am a Canadian Certified Counsellor and have my Trauma Informed Training. I want you to know that I can listen and bear witness to where you are in your sorrow.
Connecting you with me.
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Book a free consultation.
You are not alone in your time of sorrow, no matter what the cause. Schedule a free consultation to see if my service is the right fit for you.
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Interview Me.
You will have questions before making the first appointment. My credentials? Experience? Cost?
***One of the most important aspects in successful therapy is matching yourself to the right person.
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Personalized suggestions.
Times of sorrow can be defining markers in your life. Everyone is unique and grief is personal. Be prepared to share your past coping and present strengths. Together we will design a successful plan that fits you.
