Andrea is passionate about supporting healthy child development, positive mental health, and secure attachment. For over 20 years Andrea has worked with children, adults, and families heal and overcome life’s challenges.

Andrea is adoption-competent and has an extensive background working with families and professionals in foster care and permanency planning. She is available for consultations and training for caregivers and professionals who wish to learn more about the complexities that children in care experience and how to better support more positive outcomes for their futures.

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Colette (she/her) is a Métis woman, therapist, and passionate advocate for family healing. Her work is rooted in trauma-informed, anti-oppressive, and attachment-based practices, with a strong emphasis on relational and emotional well-being. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English and Indigenous Studies from the University of Manitoba and is currently completing her Master of Marriage and Family Therapy at the University of Winnipeg.

Her passion lies in fostering connection, emotional safety, and self-discovery for those she works with—especially individuals navigating complex relationships, identity exploration, and healing from trauma. Whether supporting individuals, families, youth or children, Colette holds space with curiosity and warmth, always seeking to understand the broader systems that shape each person’s lived experience.

“If we dig deep enough, we will always find more to connect us as human beings than divide us.”

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Bree is on faculty at the Neufeld Institute, where developmental psychologist Dr. Gordon Neufeld has mentored her in a relational developmental approach and playful interventions. This background gives Bree unique insight into development, trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, loss, relationship problems, and loss of play and meaning.

Bree acknowledges the courage that it takes to seek counselling and the vulnerability involved in letting someone else in on your struggles. Bree aims to create a culturally sensitive counselling space where the client feels accepted and worthy as the person they are. Everyone wrestles with something, and perfection is not a goal any of us will achieve. Bree is a certified Neufeld Institute parent consultant and is currently working on her certification for emotional and psychological abuse recovery. Bree has a wealth of knowledge regarding relationships and development and facilitates courses.

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Kaysia is a compassionate child and adolescent clinical therapist with over a decade of experience supporting young people, families, and caregivers through the challenges of mental health, trauma, and anxiety. Her work is grounded in an integrative approach, drawing from cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT), attachment theory, mindfulness-based practices, and trauma-informed care.

Guided by curiosity and connection, Kaysia thoughtfully tailors her use of modalities to meet the individual needs of each client. She sees therapy as a process of learning, un-learning, and rediscovery—supporting individuals as they make sense of the parts of themselves that feel overwhelmed, stuck, or unseen, while validating the coping mechanisms they’ve relied on.

“I believe that healing begins with self-compassion. By using approaches like CBT, mindfulness, and narrative techniques, I help children, adolescents, and families better understand the fears, expectations, and patterns that shape their experiences. My role is to walk alongside them with empathy, authenticity, and a touch of humour—creating a safe space to let go of what no longer serves them and embrace what aligns with who they truly are.

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Richelle holds a Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics and Psychology and completed her Master’s of Occupational Therapy at the University of Manitoba. She has had a variety of practical experiences with various age groups and populations, with opportunities to provide rehabilitative and mental health support in different environments, such as hospital-based care, outpatient clinics and community settings.

Working from a holistic, strength-based and culturally sensitive lens, she strives to meet individualized needs and encourage meaningful participation through collaboration. Richelle aims to implement imagination, creativity and fun in her assessment and intervention approach to facilitate positive relationships with children, youth and their families.

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Arielle collaborates with families to support children and youth through life’s challenges, while creating a safe space where clients feel accepted and empowered to express their authentic selves. Grounded in trauma-informed, culturally responsive practices, her work draws on each client’s strengths and resources to foster healing, growth, and self-discovery.

She integrates humanistic and cognitive frameworks with creative and play-based strategies. With each person’s voice at the heart of the process, she tailors her approach to honour their unique journey. Committed to meaningful collaboration, she empowers individuals to make choices that reflect who they are and who they aspire to become.

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