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Registered Clinical Counsellors (In-Person Counselling)
Registered Social Workers (In-Person Counselling)
Intern Counsellor (In-Person Counselling)
Kendra Arthurs
(She/Her/Hers)
Registered Social Worker, Masters of Social Work
Mandy Hendrickson
(She/Her/Hers)
Master of Counselling Psychology Candidate; Intern Counsellor
My Background
Hi! I am a pre-registered counsellor, with a Masters of Counselling Psychology (MACP). My education includes a Bachelor of Arts, with a special focus on Psychology, and Gender and Women’s studies.
I have a passion for helping individuals where they are, and find a collaborative way to support and enhance client well-being. Outside of therapy, I enjoy moving my body in joyful ways. I have previously worked with individuals with intellectual disabilities, eating disorders, as well acquired and traumatic brain injury.
Through my self-discovery, I have found solace in exploring sexuality, and gender, and breaking many societal norms. We are always evolving, and I hope to use my own experience to help clients along their individual journey!
My Approach and Philosophy
My counselling has a client-centred focus and is informed by multiple modalities such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Humanistic Therapy, and Existential Therapy. Although these are at the forefront of my counselling approach, I enjoy entering a therapeutic relationship with an eclectic therapy approach, to best find what works for the individual. We are all such unique beings, and our therapy should be too.
In addition, I am also working towards becoming a certified EMDR clinician. Presently, I am a EMDR informed counsellor-in-training, and look forward to utilizing these skills.
I have experience working with individuals with depression, anxiety, gender dysphoria, body image struggles, eating disorders, sexual trauma, PTSD, drug and alcohol misuse, and sexuality and identity challenges. I look forward to helping empower individuals, and to dare greatly into the wilderness of life.
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Sebastien Jordan
(He/Him/His)
Masters of Counselling, Registered Clinical Counsellor
My practice is rooted in evidence-based practice with a strong emphasis on CBT and DBT. I strongly believe that relationships, connection, and a sense of belonging are central to a person’s well-being, and that an individual’s surroundings and community provide the necessary support for a healthy lifestyle. Exploring these are not always an easy feat and requires a willingness to change and the ability to explore vulnerability.
I have experience working with youth, young adults, and families from both mental health and behavioural perspectives. My career has involved working alongside youth and families who have been impacted by or experiencing the child welfare system, various forms of trauma, self-harm behaviour, suicidality, and aa array of various mental health concerns. When possible I have taken opportunities to work with families and parents on these various challenges, helping them to navigate their own struggles as well as that of their child’s in order to move forward as a more cohesive, supportive family unit.
Counselling can be a difficult process for individuals to go through. With a transparent, ethical, and empathic therapeutic relationship, these concerns can be mitigated, and positive change can be achieved. I aim to provide open-minded support and help guide individuals to reach their goals through an approach that is collaborative and tailored to specific needs.
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Ty McGuire-Scagnetti
(She/Her/Hers)
Registered Social Worker, Masters of Social Work
Hello! I am a Registered Social Worker with the Ontario Collage of Social Workers and Social Service workers along with the British Columbia Collage of Social Workers. My education includes a Bachelor of Arts with Specialties in Fine Arts (Studio and Visual Culture) and Social Development Studies from the University of Waterloo, an Honours Bachelor of Social Work from Lakehead University and a Master of Social Work from University of British Columbia Okanagan.
I work with Youth and young adults aged approximately 14-30 on topics of substance misuse and recovery, relationships, family challenges, life changes/transitions, stress, ADHD, and anxiety.
My goal is to reach each client where they are to best support them in their therapeutic needs and goals. I believe that all of our life experiences and environmental exposures influence not only how we approach the world but how we can best find support in our recovery and treatment.
I use a strengths-based, client-centered focus to incorporate behavioural modalities such as Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) into my practice. I believe that every client is different and so I work to create a treatment plan and incorporate modalities that best fit individual client needs. I believe that every client has the skills and abilities to work towards their goals and I strive to help clients to identify these for themselves.
I specialize in working with Youth and Young Adults, LGBTQIA+ clients and Substance Abuse and Recovery for ages approximately 14-30. I can assist in discussions regarding life changes, relationships, identify and understanding emotions such as anger, stress and anxiety. I incorporate themes from Art and Music Therapy as I believe creative expression can be critical for those who struggle with expressing emotions and thoughts with words. I incorporate activities such as painting, drawing, playing music, writing songs or poetry and using forms of art to identify thoughts and feelings. Some other areas of specialization are ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy and Self-esteem.
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Manroop Sohal
(She/Her/Hers)
Masters of Counselling Psychology, Registered Clinical Counsellor, Canadian Certified Counsellor
From a very young age, I recognized a deep understanding for the sensitivities that are involved in one’s existence. The experience of life brings with it various emotions, the recognition of which can be overwhelming.
My personal previous struggle with mental health, longing for support, and desire to be this support for others also struggling led to my decision to become a therapist. We have all lived lives full of various experiences, each of which have shaped us in ways we may not even realize. Exploring these experiences, their impact, and uncovering patterns and meanings can help us to revaluate and shift our perspectives. Through counselling, we work to help you gain a better understanding of your past, present, and future self.
My Background
I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor with the British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors and a Canadian Certified Counsellor through the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association. My education includes a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and Psychology from the University of British Columbia, and a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology degree from Yorkville University. I work with individuals and couples on topics of life changes/transitions, cultural challenges, stress, ADHD, anxiety, depression, and trauma.
My Approach/Philosophy
I aim to customize therapy for each client, as I believe that each client brings with them unique experiences that require exploration to determine the best treatment approach and plan.
My practice is based in the humanistic and psychodynamic modalities, implementing elements of person-centered and existential therapy. I work to uncover various factors impacting a client’s situation and worldview, including the mind-body connection, current and childhood experiences and patterns, impact of family, culture, societal positions and more. We cultivate an accepting, compassionate, and judgement-free environment to engage in introspection and self-reflection.
I specialize in working with life changes and/or transitions, cultural challenges and impact, and relationship issues. We work together to explore the impact of big and small changes to your life and overall functioning, presently and in the future. We work through your personal meaning of culture, how this may impact you, and how it can change. I work with relationship issues that may be experienced within a couple, but also within units of a family, or peers. I also focus on exploring and working through self-esteem issues, anger, and stress. We uncover where these feelings are coming from, any patterns that may exist, and implement tools to help with such feelings. Some of my other specialities include ADHD, anxiety, depression, trauma and PTSD. I tackle these concerns with a comprehensive perspective to help you navigate the symptoms you may be experiencing.
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Serena Weatherhead
(She/Her/Hers)
Master of Counselling Psychology Candidate; Intern Counsellor
I’m a pre-licensed counsellor in the process of completing a Master’s in Counselling Psychology (MACP) and registered with the BCACC as a student member. I earned my Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Psychology from Carleton University in 2017, with a concentration in developmental psychology, neuroscience, and mental health. I’m passionate about the outdoors, community, connection, animals, reading, adventure, and wellness. My life philosophy centers around finding and advocating for joy, play, adventure, and safety. I believe we’re all students in life who are constantly learning and growing, and as a result, I attempt to lead by example for my clients!
MY APPROACH / PHILOSOPHY
My treatment approach highlights safety, acceptance, and warmth in a manner that encourages you to practice taking up space, expressing, identifying, and processing your thoughts and emotions. I use a client-centred integrative approach informed by evidence-based treatment styles such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) and somatic therapy. As a clinician, I understand that one size does not fit all, meaning we’ll work together to develop a goal-oriented care plan that best suits your individual needs and worldviews. I aim to walk alongside you throughout your treatment process – meeting you wherever you are in your journey and supporting you in finding your most authentic answers to life’s questions and challenges. Together, we’ll work to identify and increase awareness of patterns within your life.
I have experience supporting several presenting concerns and populations, including anxiety; stress; caregivers, spouses, and family members supporting suffering individuals; intellectual and developmental disabilities; helping professionals; students; burnout; seasonal affective symptoms; life transitions; cultural challenges; posttraumatic stress symptoms; abandonment; parenting concerns; substance use; and women’s health issues. I’m proud to offer culturally responsive and trauma-informed treatment from the perspective of an IBPOC community member that empowers individuals to integrate all facets of themselves and their worldviews into our therapeutic relationship and treatment goals. Let’s work together to best support you!
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