Virtual and In-Person Counselling
Your First Step Towards Change
Whether you’re dipping your toe into therapy for the first time, or you’re no stranger to the therapy couch – choosing a new therapist is an important step! We appreciate the uniqueness of your path and how far you've already come, and we want to tailor this next step to your lived experiences, strengths, and hopes.
Therapy can transform how you see yourself, connect with others, and navigate life. Real change takes time, effort, and openness. There are no magic solutions, but we believe in your capacity to grow—and we’re here to guide you.
It’s okay to feel unsure or hesitant. We’ll move forward together, at your pace, one step at a time.
Our Guiding Values
Compassion
Social Justice
Confidentiality
Acceptance
Booking a Consultation
Your journey starts with your choice of a phone or video consultation, to give you an opportunity to share more about your hopes and concerns with your therapist, have your questions answered, and discuss what change means to you.
We encourage you to share as much of your experience and expectations as you're comfortable with, and our therapists will meet you where you're at and match your stage of change. You'll finish with a clear picture of your tailored counselling journey either in-person or remotely.
The fit between counsellor and client is the most important part of success on your therapy journey. There's no risk to a consultation - if by the end of our call you decide you'd like a different therapeutic approach or if your therapist think you may be better matched with another therapist, even a trusted colleague outside of our practice, our priority is finding you the best possible fit.

The Therapeutic Process
Our Simple Steps to Getting Started.
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You’re in Good Hands
Our therapists are kind, qualified, and here to support you, no matter where you are in your healing process.

Angela Dore (she/her)
Specializing in 2SLGBTQ+/queer folks, trauma, anxiety, depression, neurodivergence (ADHD/ASD), couples & relationship counselling, and self-esteem.

Angela McGrath (she/her)
Specializing in relationship challenges, burnout, anxiety, stress, major life transitions, substance use, and neurodivergence.

Frances Bucknor (she/her)
Specializing in trauma, anxiety, self-esteem, depression, and neurodivergence.

Ruth Reina (she/her)
Specializing in trauma, anxiety & stress, depression, racial identity, couples & relationship counselling, and first responders.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Most People Want to Know Before Starting Counselling.
