Sydney is a counselling intern, who is currently pursuing her Masters of Counselling at City University of Seattle. Her professional journey has been deeply enriched by supporting children and youth through life transitions, anxiety, grief, loss, identity development, regulation, and trauma. Sydney is passionate about providing counselling to youth ages 14 and up, including adults, from all walks of life. Sydney’s approach to counselling is deeply relational, person-centered, trauma- informed, and rooted in empathy. She integrates somatic therapy to honor the mind- body connection, recognizing its role in the healing process. Sydney holds a profound belief in the innate human capacity for change, healing and growth, fostering a safe therapeutic space where clients can reconnect with their authentic selves and embark on a journey of personal exploration. Sydney embodies a commitment to compassionate counselling, empowering clients to navigate their challenges and embrace their journey with resilience and authenticity. Dedicated to honoring the uniqueness of each client, Sydney tailors her approach accordingly, providing a personalized therapeutic experience. She feels privileged to accompany clients on their path toward healing and personal growth. Outside of the counselling office, Sydney finds solace in nature, enjoys running and hiking, reading and connecting with loved ones.

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Karen (she/her) is a master’s-level intern therapist in the final semester of her studies. She creates a safe, supportive space where clients feel seen and valued, considering it a privilege to walk with them on their healing journeys.

Karen works with teens, adults, and older adults, as well as couples and families. Karen provides care for people of all backgrounds, using a trauma-informed, intersectional, and queer-affirming approach.

She has experience helping clients with - Relational challenges - Overwhelm - Exhaustion - Conflict - Anxiety - Depression - Anger management

Karen’s other practice areas include - Big feelings that feel hard to handle - Healing from deep emotional wounds - Building stronger connections with others - Exploring who you are and how you relate to yourself and others

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Maggie offers multicultural counseling to individuals from diverse backgrounds. She has a particular passion for youth and young adults relocating from their home countries to Canada. Maggie is fluent in Chinese Mandarin, conversational Taiwanese, and English and hopes to provide a culturally, linguistically, and spiritually safe environment for multilingual and multicultural populations. Maggie immigrated to Canada in 2010 and empathizes with the struggles of learning a new language, adapting to a brand-new country, and being half a globe away from her family. These unique challenges were a katalyst to her becoming a counselor and providing support to individuals navigating similar challenges. Maggie connects with clients in an authentic, warm, and compassionate way. As a therapist, she hopes to invite the client’s true self into the room to understand their goals, values, and beliefs from a collaborative stance. Maggie’s practice is grounded in trauma-informed, client-centered, and strength-based approaches. Her work with clients focuses on relationship-building, experiential exercises, as well as art-based practices. While relocation and life transitions for new immigrants is her area of passion, Maggie is experienced working with adults, youths, children, as well as individuals who identify as neurodivergent, LGBTQ+, and BIPOK. Her areas of focus and interest include: * anxiety *depression * OCD * grief *sexual identity *self-harm * substance use

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Melissa is currently not accepting new clients. Please email the office to be put on her waitlist. Thank you.

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In Karina’s work as a certified life coach, she specializes in supporting individuals navigating complex personal journeys—particularly those healing from religious trauma, experiencing faith transitions, and exploring emotional wellness. For all of her clients, including neurodivergent individuals and those within the LGBTQIA+ community, she offers a deeply affirming approach that celebrates your unique strengths and experiences. Karina’s embodied and emotion-focused approach creates a supportive pathway for self-discovery. She believes you are the expert of your own life, and her role is to provide gentle guidance and support. Whether you need support for making decisions about your future, navigating faith transitions, seeking emotional balance, or working through challenges, Karina will help you access your inner wisdom and transform barriers into opportunities for growth, clarity, and self-understanding. With a coaching certification and a Master of Ministry in Theology and Culture, Karina brings a nuanced perspective to their coaching practice, having completed a graduate thesis on religious trauma. A former pastor navigating late-diagnosed neurodivergence, she draws from personal and professional experiences of transformation. When not supporting clients, Karina is committed to her studies but can almost always be convinced to take a break for a walk by the water, good coffee, and time just about anywhere with their five (not so little) children and partner of nearly 30 years.

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Morgan (she/her) offers a warm and compassionate approach to therapy and is excited to get to know your unique, quirky, and beautiful self! Morgan’s practice is rooted in the belief that everyone is inherently good and deserves safe and authentic connection. She brings a trauma-informed, neurodivergent affirming, Queer affirming, and feminist lens to all her work. She is passionate about helping people feel safe and empowered in their self, mind, and body again through the therapeutic relationship. Morgan has experience working with parents, youth, and adults and is passionate about supporting you through life transitions, stress and burnout, trauma, or body work (including body image, movement, relationship to food, sex and sexuality). Her approach is informed by relational and experiential approaches, mainly polyvagal theory, attachment theory, and arts-based methods. Morgan is available for virtual or in-person sessions in Fort Langley.

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Isabelle Marier (she/her/hers) has experience working with a variety of clients including children, youth, and adults in areas of anxiety, depression, stress, shame, sexuality, attachment repair, eating disorders, and grief and loss. She has a strong passion in advocating for and supporting women and aims to create safe spaces for individuals who have not had their voices heard.

Isabelle approaches each client with genuine care and use an integrated approach of attachment theory, person-centered, systemic, and psychodynamic theories to ensure each individual receives the care best suited to them. She also deeply values the power of human connection, and believes that joy, laughter, and togetherness play a significant role in the healing process. She is committed to participating in ongoing professional development to ensure that she is providing the best possible care for those she has the privilege of working with.

When working with Isabelle, she hopes to build a strong connection and establish a therapeutic environment that feels safe and welcoming. Because beginning therapy can feel intimidating or uncertain, she embraces collaboration to find what works uniquely best. She is honoured to be welcomed into and trusted with your story.

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Romay Nichols is a compassionate healer with a deep commitment to holistic well-being, specializing in Somatic Breathwork and Integration. Her personal dedication to her own healing journey and nervous system re-balancing led her to uncover the profound benefits of Somatic Breathwork, inspiring her to establish In.Spire Somatics.

With her warm and intuitive approach, Romay offers the presence of an empathetic witness, understanding that while we each have what it takes to heal, we don’t have to do it alone. Our deepest wounds come from being alone and in pain, so our greatest healing is found by being witnessed and held without judgment as we express that pain. This ‘withing’ is Romay’s passion and honour. She creates a nurturing environment where clients can explore their inner landscape, reconnect with themselves, and gently release the accumulated stress and tension from their bodies (soma), freeing up space to experience the present moment. Through her guidance, clients develop nervous system flexibility, allowing them to transition from states of activation to relaxation with greater ease.

She offers tailored one-on-one sessions, as well as group sessions and workshops, all designed to support individuals on their journey toward holistic well-being. Romay looks forward to being a part of each client’s healing process, offering compassionate support every step of the way.

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Isabella believes in the immense value and worth of every individual and considers it a privilege to walk alongside clients in their healing and growth journeys. She is passionate about creating a safe, non-judgmental space where clients feel truly seen and supported. She works with teen and adult individuals from diverse backgrounds, helping them build deeper connections with themselves and others while fostering resilience and self-compassion. Isabella approaches therapy as an opportunity for real-time and embodied change, where clients can explore how their emotional and relational patterns show up not only in their lives but also within the therapeutic relationship. Through this dynamic, she helps clients cultivate new ways of relating to their situations, emotions, and sense of self, fostering resilience and deeper connection. Using a systemic, trauma-informed, and attachment-based lens, Isabella works holistically with clients, understanding them within the context of their emotional and relational systems. Her therapeutic approach is client-centered and experiential, drawing on modalities such as Emotionally Focused Therapy, Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP), Neufeld Theory, and Internal Family Systems. Areas of focus: - Trauma (including childhood and developmental trauma) - Relational & Attachment Issues - Emotion Regulation - Anxiety - Self-Esteem and Personal Growth - Body & Self Image - Grief & Loss - Life Transitions Isabella is available in Fort Langley on Monday and Tuesday afternoons as well as Thursday mornings. She offers complimentary 15-minute consultation prior to booking to ensure a comfortable and supportive fit.

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