I provide individual counselling for people aged 18 years and older, which includes elders 65+.

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SESSION DETAILS: Counselling Services with me can either be in-person at my office located at 301 Lambert Street in downtown Whitehorse, Yukon.

I also offer virtual sessions (online).

I offer 60-minute appointments

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INSURANCE: I can direct bill to Sunlife, and to TelusHealth. Telus Health, which includes Canada Life, Manulife, Desardins, Blue Cross, Johnson, Johnston Co. Beneva, UV and many more. I take payment immediately after the session via cash, Visa or Mastercard, or e-transfer and can send the e-claim then.

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Is funding available for NIHB?

It's in the works, stay tuned to this station for updates on when I can offer this service.

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FEES: I charge $170 per 60-min sessions.

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​​​​​​FOR NEW CLIENTS: I offer a free, 20-minute virtual call so we can meet and talk before you begin booking sessions.

The 6-degrees of separation that others have in larger cities - we may not always have here. I get that, and want to make sure your experience will be worth your time and energy and money.

 

HOW TO BOOK: Use the "Book A Free 20-min Consult" button above, or, go to the menu at the top of this website, and click on "Book A Session."​​​

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​WHAT DO SESSIONS LOOK LIKE?: 

During sessions, we will work collaboratively, and I centre the session around your needs and strengths.

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I offer experiential sessions, where we can practice the portable skills you can bring into your daily life, if this is what you are looking for. I also offer a comforting space to talk about difficult things - to understand your own and others' unique needs and perspectives - and help you gain insight and clarity so you can move towards the things that matter most to you. 

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WHAT CAN
WE WORK ON TOGETHER?:

• daily life stress/life transitions

• feelings of confusion, feeling lost

• feeling at a crossroads, unable to make decisions

• anxiety

• depression

• addiction and substance use

• grief and loss.

•  impacts of trauma - related to childhood experiences, relationships, or work (like first responders),

• The past and ongoing effects of colonialism, racism, sexism, discrimination, and the medical system (front line workers, people accessing the system) or other experiences such as:

• natural disasters, sexual assault, intimate partner violence
   

I will continue to expand my scope of practice every year with professional development and will update you on the new services as I am able.
 

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