Therapists Beginning With S in Yukon

My goal is to help you get your bearings. In order to figure out how to move forward, we have to consider the past so we can orient to the present. It's like using a compass! It's a great tool if you know where you currently are and how you got there. Figuring out how your experiences have affected your behavioural patterns allows you to grow and leave behind what no longer serves you. I believe that people have all the answers within them—it's just a matter of asking the right questions!

I have extensive experience working with individuals with complex needs involving addictions, mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and who have exhibited personality features such as borderline, or antisocial behaviours. I have worked with individuals with impulse dyscontrol, and other symptoms of executive function disinhibition. I like to work with individuals from a holistic perspective utilizing systems theory analyses; somatosensory, individual, family, community, society, and culture. If your are looking to make long-lasting, positive changes to your way of being in the world I can help you get there...

We cannot always control what happens, but we do control our mindset and response. Grounded in existential philosophy and a holistic focus on wellness, my main intention is to provide you with a non-judgmental, consistent, strength-based approach. In couples counselling, we focus on your friendship, ability to love and connect, as well as manage conflict with mutual respect and communication skills.

Welcome to Heart Berry Psychology, where I offer a warm, open, and skilled approach to assessment, whether psychosocial or psychoeducational. I have a particular interest in supporting children, adolescents, and adults exploring the possibility of autism, ADHD, giftedness, or learning disabilities. I provide comprehensive, strength-based reports to assist clients in developing their existing skills and interests. Additionally, I aim to create a supportive, non-judgmental space for parents and caregivers throughout the process. I also offer therapy and behavioural strategies sessions to externalize co-morbid symptoms.

It’s hard to feel like people will understand you when you’ve been through difficult life experiences and have had to do hard things to survive. Getting control of your emotions and finding a way to stop the pain and suffering is possible. You may fear that feeling deeply makes you weak but your strength comes from your sensitivity and your ability to make it through tough times, even when you’re afraid the world won’t understand or that people will abandon you. You might feel like something is wrong with you or that no matter what you do nothing will get better.

Now accepting new clients for August 2024. Are you looking to heal from childhood trauma, the loss of someone close to you, or the impact of complex relationships? Perhaps you know you have experienced some tough things, but you don’t really know how to process these painful experiences. I specialize in helping people find growth, transformation, and healing in the face of trauma and grief. During our time together, you can expect warmth, accountability, and the space to bring your whole self.

I come from a background in Creative Writing where I enjoyed exploring people and their stories. I see my transition into counselling as a continuation of this work; helping clients to explore their own stories and the stories we tell as a culture. I work from a generalist counselling perspective, meaning I do not have a specific focus in my work and aim to meet my clients where they're at. That said, I have a particular interest in helping individuals navigate relationships, sexuality, and life transitions.