Samantha is a Certified Clinical Counsellor with a Masters degree in Psychotherapy and a specialization in Art Therapy. Aiding Neurodivergent and 2SLGBTQ+ folks in communicating, connecting and self actualizing is her passion. Samantha’s practice is solution focused, strength based, humanistic, and is informed by systems theory and psychodynamic theory.

Samantha is a playful professional who often uses art therapy to help people express themselves. This can help interpret, express and resolve difficult emotions and intrusive thoughts. Collaborative art making can also be a fun way to build connections between partners or family members. Samantha maintains a safe and nonjudgemental space in which people can build connections, explore their values/identities, and deconstruct conflict. 

Phone and video sessions are available for couples and individuals (age 8 +).

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Kat is passionate about the psychology of human connection and neurodiversity. She founded the ADHD & Relationship Centre of Victoria in response to the community’s need for neurodivergent-focused support. Kat is a Registered Clinical Counsellor with her master’s degree in Counselling Psychology, and her undergraduate degree focused on Gender Studies and International Development. Kat also took a 600-hour human sexuality coaching certification, as well as completing her ADHD & Autism Coaching Certification (AACC). She loves working as a therapist for fellow “Tiggers” (ADHDers) and has been working in mental health for 15 years.

Kat is also a TheraPsil Associate, providing legal psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy for Canadians who have a Canada-Health approved Section 56 exemption or who are part of the SAP program. She provides integration work for people who are interested in getting the most from their journeys.

Kat offers phone and video support to adults through one-on-one coaching and counselling, couple’s sessions and support groups. Her services are LGBTQ+ and alternative-relationships friendly.

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A member of our support team will be facilitating the sessions, but the time is yours. Members vote on a topic to talk about and enjoy sharing stories and tips for managing symptoms.

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Kaitlyn has worked with families, children and adults diagnosed with ADHD and ASD for over 10 years. She is experienced with families with young children facing a new diagnosis and adults navigating relationships, school and work.  

Kaitlyn strongly believes in the importance of helping individuals to see their potential by working with tools and strategies to overcome obstacles and make day to day life a little bit easier. Her goal is to support you in seeing yourself with compassion and acceptance. This world we live in is not always easy for the neurodiverse mind, but she is here to help you work with your unique and wonderful mind, not against it.

After completing her BA in Social Development Studies, Kaitlyn became an ADHD Certified Coach and has completed a Post Graduate Certificate in Autism and Behavioural Sciences. She is passionate about counselling and is currently enrolled in a Masters of Clinical Counselling program. Her coaching approach includes somatic body-work and mindfulness tools.

Kaitlyn spends her free time exploring the outdoors, backcountry camping, paddleboarding and teaching yoga.

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With unconditional acceptance, Jill helps people to view themselves with love, compassion, and respect and to recognize their unique gifts and strengths. The therapeutic alliance is key and Jill is direct and effective at helping people feel heard, understood and cared for.

She specializes in treating neurodiverse adolescents, adults, couples, and families with various mental health and relational issues. Jill’s background is rooted in Indigenous culture, and she is knowledgeable of the challenges and potential generational and cultural gaps with both Indigenous and Western frameworks. She has specialized training in trauma recovery and anti-oppressive counselling practices as well as short-term and somatic therapy.

Jill works with people who would like someone to walk alongside them as they navigate issues like: ADD/ADHD, Autism, Depression, Anxiety and Panic, Trauma, Existential Issues, Suicidal Thoughts and Self-Harm, Addiction, Interpersonal Difficulties and more. Her approach includes a variety of evidence-based methods like Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Emotion-Focused Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Strengths-Focused Therapy, and is mindful to move forward with your informed consent every step of the way.

The therapeutic alliance is key to your healing process, and seeking out assistance is one of the most difficult tasks for a human being to do. Jill is grateful for the opportunity to walk this journey with you.

HÍSW̱ḴE (Thank you)

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