• Anxiety
• Depression
• Self Esteem
• ADHD
• Autism
• Intellectual Disabilities

Millicent’s path into social work and mental health is driven by her dedication to helping children and families build healthier, more secure lives. As a mother of three, she knows the challenges parents face and how important it is to have caring, professional support. Over the past decade, she has focused on child welfare, guiding families through the lasting effects of trauma, domestic violence, and intergenerational issues. By using play therapy, sensory-based interventions, and a client-centred style, Millicent tailors her approach to each family’s unique situation and needs. Additionally, Millicent specializes in perinatal mental health as she supports birthing individuals across their life span to achieve healing and wellness.

She aims to create a calm and trusting environment where everyone feels heard and understood—especially those who may have felt overlooked in the past. Her flexible availability, along with sliding-scale options, helps ensure that more families can access the support they deserve. Millicent’s warmth, empathy, and knack for breaking down complex information allow her to connect with children and parents alike. Above all, she strives to honour every family’s story, guiding them toward resilience, hope, and a brighter future.

• Receptive language (understanding of language)
• Expressive language (use of language)
• Articulation (speech sound productions)
• Apraxia & Motor Speech Disorders
• Pre-linguistic communication (late talkers)
• Social Communication (pragmatic language)
• Pre-literacy skills (phonological awareness)
• Alternative and Augmentative Communication (AAC)
• Myofunctional therapy
• Fluency (stuttering)

Desirae is a Speech Language Pathologist with over 10 years of experience working primarily with preschool and school-aged children and their families. She loves using play-based strategies to help achieve communication goals. If a child you know is struggling with their communication, please contact her for a free 15-minute consultation to discuss their needs and how she may support them.

• Anxiety
• School Issues
• Depression
• Grief
• ADHD
• Self-esteem/Self-Image/Self-confidence
• Trauma
• Mood Disorders
• Stress
• Anger Management
• Negative Thought Patterns
• Emotional Regulation
• Attachment
• Coping Mechanisms
• Behavioural Issues

Coral-Lynn’s path to becoming a Certified Canadian Counsellor (CCC) is grounded in a genuine passion for supporting the mental well-being of young people and adults alike. With a warm heart and open ears, she’s dedicated the last two years to not just counselling but truly connecting with those she serves. For Coral-Lynn, it’s all about nurturing a bond of trust and safety, where her clients can freely share their stories and embark on a healing journey together.

Her roots are in the very schools of her hometown—places that shaped her as a student and later as a professional, giving her a profound insight into the lasting echoes of childhood experiences. Coral-Lynn’s hands-on work in these familiar halls has given her a rich perspective on how early trauma can influence our paths and has fueled her commitment to understanding neurodevelopment and neurodiversity.

Whether you’re engaging with her in the digital space of online counselling or in a more traditional setting, Coral-Lynn brings a compassionate, client-centred approach. She skillfully weaves together techniques from CBT, DBT, ACT, Narrative Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing, all through a lens that’s sensitive to trauma. Her approach is as multifaceted as the individuals she meets, and her ultimate aim is to be a guiding light, helping you find a sense of hope and direction when you need it most.

• Anxiety
• Behavioural Issues
• Parenting
• ADHD
• Developmental Disorders
• School Issues
• Anger Management

Roberta steps into the counselling space with a heartfelt belief that she can shine a light on the path to clarity and practical solutions for families and children in the midst of turmoil. With her warm and candid demeanour, she has become a guiding force for children and teens, helping them to build self-esteem, manage anxiety, and navigate behavioural challenges. Her journey has taken her through enriching experiences with organizations like Head Start, CASA, and Little Warriors at the Be Brave Ranch, where she has provided comfort and guidance to children, teens, and parents facing a spectrum of mental health challenges, from ADHD and ASD to Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Oppositional Defiance Disorder.

Roberta’s toolkit is filled with specialized training in programs like Circle of Security, the Neuro-relational Framework, the Incredible Years, and Gottman Emotion Coaching. Each of these methodologies enhances her ability to connect with and support her clients in meaningful ways. With a passion for nurturing growth and healing, Roberta is not just a counsellor but a steadfast ally in the journey toward mental well-being.

• Anxiety
• Abuse
• Codependence
• Communication
• Depression
• Divorce
• Family Conflict
• Grief
• Parenting
• Peer Relationships

As a compassionate and culturally attuned mental health therapist, Oyinda is dedicated to helping adolescents, young adults, and families navigate life’s challenges and foster growth. Her approach is collaborative and holistic, rooted in creating a safe, empowering space where clients feel supported in their journey toward self-discovery and resilience. Drawing on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Solution-Focused Therapy, she emphasizes self-compassion, healing, and strength-based practices that are practical and adaptable to each individual. She can also practice EMDR with consultation.

She is particularly passionate about exploring how culture, identity, and individual life experiences shape the therapeutic journey. Her focus on cultural humility and open dialogue allows her to honour each client’s unique background and worldview, fostering an environment of trust and understanding. By empowering clients to build tools for self-advocacy, resilience, and personal growth, she aims to meet each person where they are and support them as they move toward meaningful change at their own pace.

Oyinda is in the process of registering as a mental health professional and her session fees are not covered by benefit plans at this time.

• Anxiety
• Depression
• Substance Abuse
• Anger Management
• Social Anxiety
• Immuno-Disorders
• 2SLGBTQIA+ Allied

Rachel’s path into counselling grew from her genuine wish to help children, youth and young adults work through life’s challenges. She has spent valuable time supporting high-risk teens, including Indigenous youth, and has witnessed how addiction, anger, anxiety, and depression can affect day-to-day life. Rachel’s caring nature and understanding approach helps create a space where clients feel safe to share their stories and discover healthy ways to grow. She knows that each person’s struggles are unique, and her goal is to guide them in building confidence, managing emotions, and finding hope, no matter what they’ve been through.

Having completed her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology, Rachel is now in the process of registering with the College of Alberta Psychologists and the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association. Drawing on methods like Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, and solution-focused techniques, she tailors each session to the specific needs of the people she sees. Rachel’s personal experience with ADHD gives her a deeper understanding of clients who are neurodiverse, and she offers flexible scheduling, including sliding-scale or pro-bono services, because she believes everyone deserves professional support. Above all, Rachel aims to respect and uplift every individual’s story, guiding them toward resilience and a brighter outlook on life.

Rachel is in the process of registering as a mental health professional, and her session fees are not covered by benefit plans at this time.