Zoë Dagneault

Zoë (she/her) is a practicum student pursuing her master’s degree in clinical counselling. In her practice, she adopts a client-centred, empathetic, and grounded approach. She collaborates with clients to understand their experiences and craft new frameworks to exploring their past and build emotional strength for the future. 

Drawing from Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy principles, she prioritizes attuning to her clients’ experiences to establish a safe and supportive healing environment. 

Zoë works with clients from all walks of life who are navigating transitions, grief, depression, anxiety, relationships, sexuality and the complexities of the human condition. She strives to bring deeper understanding and promote a tender curiosity within her clients, which helps to unearth how coping mechanisms have worked to serve them in the past and move them toward greater self-compassion, resilience and joy. Through her caring and nurturing presence, Zoë empowers her clients to live more fulfilling and authentic lives.

Zoë offers online sessions throughout the week and in-person sessions on Sundays.

Zoë offers low-cost counselling with some further sliding-scale options

Greta Hedley

Greta Hedley (she/her) is completing her Expressive Arts Therapy Master’s Degree and has worked as an Expressive Arts Therapy Facilitator in BC since 2012 in both one-on-one and group settings including in schools.

Her educational journey includes the visual arts, costume, textiles, and somatic therapy studies.

Greta has worked extensively with children, youth, and adults, creating a compassionate and safe haven for them to express their emotions and process their experiences through the arts.

Besides everyday life challenges, some of Greta’s clients face on-going struggles with ADHD, depression, anxiety, grief, loss as well as trauma and displacement.

With a heartfelt client-centered approach, Greta integrates her knowledge of the arts into her work to support healing and growth.

Greta works with clients of all ages and offers online and in-person sessions, has weekend appointment options, and offers low-cost counselling with some further sliding scale options.

Greta is completing her practicum on August 15, 2024.

Michael Indermaur

Michael Indermaur (he/him/they/them) is a Master of Counselling Psychology intern who is offering individual therapy to adults and has experience working with depression, anxiety, addictions, relationships/communication, identity, and self-esteem.  He is committed to providing a compassionate, judgement-free, anti-oppressive space in therapy and aims to tailor his work to each individual client’s specific goals and preferences.  Michael draws on gestalt, solution-focused, mindfulness, cognitive-behavioural and narrative therapies to create the best-suited approach for each client. 

Michael identifies as gay and grew up and received his first degree (B.Sc., Biomedical science) in Australia. He has permanently relocated to Vancouver and is pursuing greater meaning in his life through spirituality and meditation. Michael has lived experience of anxiety and identity issues and finds comfort in nature, travel, food and fitness. He encourages people who have questions or concerns about therapy to get in touch.

Michael offers online and in-person sessions. He will be completing his practicum on August 18th, 2024.

Michael offers low-cost counselling with some further sliding scale options.

Cecilia Yeung

Cecilia is a Master of Counselling Psychology student intern who brings a unique background as a nurse, and her unwavering passion for helping people has shaped her commitment to making a positive impact in the lives of her clients. With a deep understanding of the human condition and a genuine empathy for those seeking support, Cecilia creates a nurturing and safe space where clients can embark on a transformative journey toward healing and personal growth. 

Clients who work with Cecilia can expect to experience her empathic and non-judgmental approach. With a profound belief in the inherent worth and potential of every individual, she focuses on fostering a therapeutic relationship built on trust, respect, and collaboration. By establishing a solid rapport, Cecilia aims to create an environment where clients feel comfortable sharing their thoughts, emotions, and vulnerabilities.

“Let’s discover your inner peace, unlock your potential, and create a life you love together.”

Cecilia is no longer accepting new clients.

Cecilia is completing her practicum on August 18, 2024

Darci Layke

Darci Layke (She/Her) is currently a graduate student at Yorkville University, completing a Masters in Counselling Psychology. Darci is a queer, non-monogamous, transgender woman, a person who only found herself later in life and understands the complicated journey our lives can undertake. 

Darci practices a compassionate and client-centered approach that invites collaboration and mutual respect. She provides a safe and welcoming space for diverse gender expressions, sexualities, and relationships that go beyond the monogamous and heteronormative. Darci strives to build an understanding place for neurodivergence and takes a solution focused approach to sessions, providing framework and autonomy.

Darci offers in-person sessions on Sundays and online sessions on Monday and Tuesday evenings,

Darci offers low-cost counselling with some further sliding scale options.