Registered Clinical Counsellors | Strength Counselling Services

Amanda Dewar, MEd, RCC

Executive Director

Amanda graduated from the University of Lethbridge in 2013 with her Masters in Counselling Psychology. Over the course of her career Amanda has worked with adults providing individual, family, couples and group therapy. Amanda has experience working in the crisis field, inpatient addictions treatment, outpatient continuing care and outpatient general mental health.

Amanda founded Strength Counselling Services in 2010 with a desire to help individuals achieve their true potential as they overcome life’s obstacles. Since its origin, Strength Counselling Services has pioneered online counselling in Canada and has become a leading corporation in the field of private mental health services.

Amanda demonstrates both clinical skills and business talents as she has owned and operated three private enterprises since 2005. Amanda has a talent for innovation, business relations and customer service.

At Strength Counselling Services, Amanda is responsible for front-line clinical supervision, human resource functions, overseeing the student training program and quality assurance functions.

Dr. Bekayla Dewar, MA, PsyD, RCC

Director of Operations

Bekayla graduated from Midwestern University in 2013 with her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology after which she completed a two year post-doctoral program at one of the largest behavioural health agencies in Phoenix, Arizona. Over the course of her training and work experience, Bekayla has worked with children, adults and geriatrics providing individual, family and group therapy, equine therapy, crisis stabilization and rehabilitative services. Throughout her 10 year career, Bekayla has worked as the Director of an inpatient psychiatric unit, has held counselling positions at two of Canada’s premiere addiction/residential treatment centres and has served as a supervisor/ethics officer.

Bekayla is a staunch advocate for a strengths-based therapy approach and has expertise in integrated health care to help meet the unique and individual needs of each person served.

Over the course of her career, Bekayla has not only demonstrated strong clinical skill but also notable talent on the business side of the behavioural health field. Bekayla has experience in quality and utilization management, quality assurance and outcomes data management/functions, peer review functions, policy and procedure functions, human resource functions, ethics review/management, program development and contract development.

At Strength Counselling Services, Bekayla is responsible for front-line clinical supervision, monitoring team decisions from a strong ethics-informed lens, reporting outcomes data, performing quality assurance functions, program and contract development, human resource functions and clinical training.

Meena Bolla Singh, MSW, BSW, RSW

Clinical Team Lead

Meena (she/her) has practiced as a Registered Social Worker with the British Columbia College of Social Workers since 2017 and completed her Master of Social Work Degree from the University of British Columbia. Meena joined Strength Counselling in 2022 as a Counsellor and is also part of the leadership team in her role as a Clinical Supervisor. Prior to working at Strength, Meena’s social work career spanned across acute health care settings, most notably in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) throughout early years of the opioid crisis and Covid-19 pandemic. Meena’s experience in health care has given her a personal glimpse into the issue of burnout amongst other systemic issues and challenges faced in health care.

Meena is firmly grounded in social work values of respecting the inherent dignity and worth of a person, promoting social justice and challenging oppressive systems. She passionately leads with a trauma-informed approach, honouring each person who invites her to walk alongside their journey of healing. Meena draws on multiple frameworks that inform her practice, including Narrative Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Internal Family Systems Therapy, and Systems Theory. Meena is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy and has experience working with diverse clients, such as those with complex traumas, neurodivergencies (ADHD and Autism), and concurrent mental health challenges.

Meena works with individuals, families and couples and centers all therapeutic relationships in building a meaningful alliance that is founded in safety, trust, and compassion. Meena is committed to providing respectful, strengths-based, culturally safe, gender-affirming, and neurodivergent-affirming care in her practice. As a first-generation Canadian and woman of colour, Meena relates her own diasporic experiences and intersectionalities in her practice. Working with Meena, you can expect to experience her sense of humour, warmth, gentle-challenging, and honesty. Of note, Meena is bilingual and offers services to clients in both English and Punjabi.

Jake Sombrutzki, MACP, RCC

Counsellor

Jake is a seasoned professional boasting a robust educational background. He earned his Bachelor of Health Sciences with a focus on Addiction and Mental Health from the University of Lethbridge in 2013, followed by a Master's in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University in 2022. With a wealth of experience in addiction and codependency, Jake is dedicated to helping individuals navigate challenges related to codependency, anxiety, depression, and self-worth.

Jake's approach to counselling is marked by his innate ability to articulate insights into thought patterns in a pragmatic and nonjudgmental manner. Grounded in presence, acceptance, and compassion, his methodology underscores the importance of self-worth and self-compassion in achieving holistic well-being. He perceives counselling as a transformative journey, where the therapeutic relationship serves as a catalyst for inner realization and empowerment.

In his practice, Jake prioritizes inclusivity, welcoming individuals from diverse backgrounds and identities. He recognizes the resilience and strengths inherent in each client, fostering effective collaboration through therapeutic modalities such as Internal Family Systems Therapy (IFS), Somatic Therapy Techniques, and Brief Solution-Focused Therapy (BSFT).

Proficient in addressing issues like fear, low self-worth, and anger management, Jake guides his clients in establishing healthy boundaries and tapping into their innate healing capacities. Inspired by his travels across Asia, he integrates elements of Eastern philosophy and spirituality into both his personal life and professional practice.

Rosa Toste, CCAC

Counsellor

Rosa writes from the traditional territory of Halalt First Nation, where they have the privilege of providing therapeutic services across this beautiful, culturally rich Nation. As a settler, they express their gratitude to all Nations surrounding them for the opportunity to deepen their understanding of reconciliation and reside on this beautiful Nation with their family.

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Rosa (They/Them) is a passionate queer humorous being who has a knack for intuitively supporting many different folx. Issues such as self-esteem, identity, gender, sex and sexuality, body image and eating disorder issues throughout their journey. Rosa continues to deepen their knowledge, experience and empathy through working with individuals experiencing anxiety and depression, survivors of trauma (sexualized violence, domestic or physical abuse, emotional abuse, experiences of racism and discrimination, religious trauma, childhood trauma and intergenerational trauma), various relationship issues, including communication and conflict resolution, ethical non-monogamy and other non-traditional relationship and family structures, navigating life transitions, chronic illness, disability, and neurodivergence.

Rosa has both personal and professional experience in the mental health and addictions field for almost 20 years and, specifically, with eating disorders for the past 10 years. Rosa’s person centred approach can assist clients to increase their knowledge, and alter their attitudes, and behaviours associated with disordered eating, body image issues, and any relatable dependency issues. Some areas of interest include sexual orientation and gender identity investigations, and coping strategies for dealing with mental health challenges, such as depression and anxiety, and coming out processes.

Rosa’s personal experiences allow them to connect with others from a place of empathy and profound respect for their strengths. Rosa’s experiences are also the base for an approach that recognizes the many layers that we all have, our privileges and oppressions, our traumas and experiences of healing, our attachments, and the behaviours that we foster. Rosa is committed to walking alongside their clients through their process in the timeline that is necessary for optimal healing.

Janet Nielsen, MEd, CCC, CHyp

Counsellor

Janet has a Masters of Education in Counselling Psychology (Addictions and Mental Health) from the University of Lethbridge and is a Canadian Certified Counsellor with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association. She is also a certified clinical hypnotherapist (C.Hyp). She graduated from the University of Lethbridge in 2016 with a BA double major in Psychology and Religion, and an M.Ed. in 2019.

At Strength Counselling Janet has worked with clients experiencing loss and grief, Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), Bipolar Disorder (BD), Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD), and other disorders such as anxiety and depression. Janet believes in creating trust and safety in the therapeutic relationship in order to help support the client’s healing journey.

Janet supports that we are a combination of body, mind, and spirit and that these elements need to be considered when trying to heal the whole person. She practices an integrative approach to counselling, which combines Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Existential Therapy, Cognitive-Behavioural, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Hypnosis, Trauma-informed and Transpersonal Therapy amongst others. Within this integrative framework, her central aim is to promote wholeness for her clients in all aspects of their lives. She counsels from a client-centred focus and believes in individual services and interventions that meet the unique needs and personalities of each client. She believes in facilitating the integration of body, mind, and soul by promoting growth and compassion for her clients that can lead to long-lasting, transformational change. Janet is passionate about exceptional human experiences (near-death experiences and mystical/transcendent experiences) and has researched these extensively. She has worked with many clients in relation to grief and loss, death and dying, and she completed her death doula certification in October 2019. She considers this work to be sacred and it allows her to support people and their families as their life comes to a close.

Kayla Koster, MA, Mpsy, RP, PsyD(Student)

Counsellor

Kayla (she/her) completed her Masters of Arts in Communication and Culture Joint Program at York and Ryerson University, now known as Toronto Metropolitan University, focusing on mass media and crowd psychology. She also completed a Masters of Psychology in Clinical and Counselling Psychology at Adler Graduate Professional School. Kayla is currently enrolled in the Doctorate Program at Adler Graduate Professional School in Clinical Psychology. Kayla is a Registered Psychotherapist in Toronto, Ontario. She also has experience in psychological assessment.

At Strength Counselling Kayla has worked with clients experiencing Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Obsessive Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD), Bipolar Disorder (BD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Major Depressive Disorder (MDD), Adjustment Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), Epilepsy, Seizure Disorder, Grief, Eating Disorders, Addiction, Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and other anxiety disorders such as Social Anxiety.

Kayla values building a therapeutic alliance first before implementing any therapeutic modality. She works with each client’s unique situation and disposition to help provide individual tools and exercises to initiate self-reflection and self-development. Kayla values each client as a unique individual and would always consider each unique person as such.
Kayla is passionate about providing client-centred services to support clients on their journey toward understanding themselves and their interpersonal relationships. She draws on multiple frameworks that inform her practice, including Adlerian Therapy, Client-centred Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Attachment-Based Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Couples Therapy, Compassion Focused Therapy, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing, Grief Counselling, and Talk Therapy.

Kayla offers couples therapy and provides assistance with navigating tough conversations around general concerns and miscommunications in a relationship, as well as concerns around infidelity. Kayla offers family counselling with the intent to provide ways and questioning to emotionally process pent-up emotions, thoughts and emotional pain while suggesting effective communication methods to assist with navigating tough relationships that are worth working through and trying for.

Kayla is interested in growing her skill set in Sex Therapy and Exposure Based Therapy.

Dr. Danelle Kabush, PhD, RCC, CMPC

Counsellor

Danelle graduated in 2007 from the University of Ottawa, from where she holds a Doctorate in Psychology focused on motivation and communication, and a Masters in Sport Psychology focused on attention training. She is Certified Mental Performance Consultant, Registered Clinical Counsellor, and has Level 1 & 2 Training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy.

At Strength Counselling, Danelle has worked with clients experiencing grief and loss, generalized and social anxiety, depression, burnout, friendship and romantic relationship concerns, eating disorders, career transitions, and those working through finding deeper meaning through existential, spiritual or faith based journeys. Danelle is committed to providing her clients with a safe, warm and nonjudgmental space to express, explore, deepen their existing strengths, develop tools, and work towards their counselling goals. Danelle is also a former professional endurance athlete and has over a decade of experience working with athletes, coaches, performers, national and Olympic teams. At Strength Counselling she has also worked with client's seeking to reach one’s performance potential in sport, work or the arts. Tools that she draws from in working with performers include regulating arousal, stress and/or emotions, improving confidence, motivation, and focus, mental preparation for training and competitions, coach/team communication, performance enhancement techniques (e.g. goal setting, imagery, mindfulness), mental recovery and regeneration, psychological rehabilitation from injuries and making a positive career transitions.

For all clients, Danelle believes in viewing presenting concerns or desired goals from a biopsychosocial spiritual approach, which means considering the various areas in her clients lives that influence the issue. Danelle draws from various counselling modalities including person centered, solution-focused, motivational interviewing, CBT (Cognitive Behavioural therapy), ACT (Acceptance Commitment Therapy) and DBT (Dialectical Behavioural Therapy), Attachment Based Therapy and Gottman Couples Therapy. Danelle uses an integration of various counselling modalities to collaborate with clients in providing hope, and tangible objectives for individuals to achieve their desired goals. In addition to individual therapy, Danelle also offers family and couples therapy. She provides guidance to constructively work through conflict, increase intimacy, and rebuild trust.

Shari Block, MSW, RSW

Counsellor

Shari is a Registered Social Worker who lives and practices on First Nations Treaty 1 territory, the ancestral territory of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Dakota, Dené, and Ojibway-Cree, and the traditional homeland of the Métis Nation. Shari obtained a Master in Social Work with a specialization in Clinical Intervention from the University of Manitoba in 2011. Over her career she has cultivated diverse practice experience in a variety of settings ranging from K-12 schools to post-secondary education to a psychiatric hospital to government and community.

Shari works from her heart and believes that healing happens in relationship. She begins the counselling relationship by creating a safe space where one can allow themselves to be fully seen and heard. One of Shari’s greatest strengths as a Counsellor is the ability to move through the surface and go to the deeper root of any issue. She is able to balance tender with fierce compassion to hold clients accountable to their own goals and commitments. Her practice is grounded in understanding and integration of ethical standards and practices; respect for diversity; culturally safe, trauma-sensitive and competent care.

Shari integrates a knowledge of behavioural science and neuropsychology with an integrative theoretical approach to support holistic well-being for the mind, body and soul. While her approach is flexible, it is always grounded in a strengths-based, person-centered approach. Shari believes in the body’s natural intelligence to heal, process, grow, transform and thrive, and she is trained in somatic approaches that help clients create deeper, more sustainable and long-lasting transformation, at the level of the nervous system.

Shari is honoured to be considered to support you in your healing journey.

Julianna Servello, MSW, RSW

Counsellor

Julianna Servello is a Registered Social Worker with the Ontario College of Social Workers bringing a robust and diverse clinical background. Holding a Master's in Social Work from York University, and having earned her Bachelor's degree in Social Work from Carleton University, Julianna has cultivated a deep understanding of social and psychological dynamics crucial to therapeutic practice. Her tenure as a full-time Hospital Social Worker has provided her with comprehensive experience in navigating the complexities of mental health care across various units including geriatric rehabilitation, emergency medicine, and psychiatric settings.

Throughout her career, Julianna has demonstrated proficiency in conducting thorough psychosocial assessments and formulating tailored intervention plans. She integrates evidence-based therapies such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), and narrative therapy into her practice, adapting these approaches to meet the specific needs of her clients. Her role in crisis intervention has been pivotal, supporting families through bereavement and helping homeless individual’s access necessary resources.

Julianna’s expertise extends to discharge planning, where she skillfully navigates barriers to ensure seamless transitions for patients, whether reintegrating into the community or facilitating transitions to supportive living environments. Her collaborative approach, evidenced through multidisciplinary team meetings and family consultations, underscores her commitment to holistic patient care.

Moreover, Julianna is dedicated to ongoing professional development, evidenced by her participation in workshops and training sessions focused on trauma-informed care, social determinants of health, and therapeutic modalities. Her experience doing psychotherapy has further enriched her skills in group facilitation and individual therapy, particularly in addressing anxiety, depression, and social interaction challenges among children and adolescents.

Julianna’s passion for advocating for marginalized populations and her proficiency in documenting patient interactions using comprehensive case notes further exemplify her commitment to ethical practice and patient-centred care. Julianna provides individual therapy, as well as well as group therapy sessions for both youth and adults. Her application of therapeutic techniques in real-world scenarios, combined with her empathetic approach will contribute to enhancing client outcomes and fostering a supportive therapeutic environment.

Gabrielle Richard, MSW, RSW

Counsellor

Gabrielle's therapeutic journey began as a client herself, giving her a deep understanding of how daunting it can be to take that first step toward seeking help. As a practitioner, Gabrielle is dedicated to walking alongside her clients on their path to well-being, supporting them in creating a life they truly love—a beautiful life.

Gabrielle is a Registered Social Worker and holds a Bachelor of Social Work from Laurentian University and a Master of Social Work from the University of Windsor. With over a decade of experience, Gabrielle has supported individuals and families through crises and some of life's most challenging situations. She has extensive experience working with marginalized communities and in remote or rural areas, giving her unique insight into the uncertainties and misconceptions surrounding access to counseling. Her practice is grounded in compassion, empathy, and the belief that everyone deserves a positive, supportive environment to explore their emotions and experiences.

Gabrielle is a firm believer in holistic well-being, with mental health playing a crucial role. She incorporates various therapeutic techniques, including CBT, ACT, and mindfulness-based approaches. Her experience spans working with trauma (including cultural trauma), anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues, and crisis situations. Gabrielle is committed to creating a safe space for her clients, regardless of where they are in their journey or whether they have clear goals. She is especially passionate about supporting those who have historically felt unsafe, unseen, or underrepresented in traditional therapeutic settings, and who may have struggled to express their true selves.

Kristy Jones, MSW, RSW

Counsellor

Kristy brings over two decades of frontline and leadership experience in social work, with a deep well of knowledge and diverse clinical expertise. Her extensive work in rural settings has afforded her the privilege of leading and contributing to a wide range of areas, including mental health and addictions, child and family services, adoption, adolescent and family treatment, early childhood prevention and family preservation programs, on-the-land healing initiatives, family violence shelters, medical settings, and crisis leadership.

Kristy is a Registered Social Worker, holding a Bachelor of Arts, a Bachelor of Social Work, and a Master of Social Work, complemented by various professional certifications, including Prosci/ADKAR, MBTI, and Critical Incident Stress Debriefing. She has spent much of her career working with diverse Indigenous populations in Northern Canada, which has profoundly influenced her practice. Kristy is committed to meeting clients as equals, empowering them, and supporting their journey to resilience, growth, and change.

In her practice, Kristy is empathetic, genuine, and transparent, operating from a strength-based, culturally safe, anti-racist, and trauma-informed perspective. She employs various therapeutic modalities, including motivational interviewing, solution-focused therapy, cognitive-behavioural therapy, dialectical behaviour therapy tools, and play therapy, all while maintaining a commitment to ongoing professional development. Kristy honours the uniqueness of each client's journey and is dedicated to creating a safe, trusting therapeutic space where healing is driven by the client’s needs.

Bruce Jensen, MACP, CCC

Counsellor

Bruce is a Canadian Certified Counsellor, registered with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association. He holds a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University and an undergraduate degree in Addiction Counselling from the University of Lethbridge. His passionate journey into mental health and addiction is rooted in life experiences that profoundly shape his approach to working with others.

Skilled in addressing a diverse array of mental health challenges, including anxiety, depression, fears, and mood disorders, Bruce helps individuals navigate turbulent life transitions, including grief and loss. He fosters personal growth throughout the healing process and works with complex PTSD, attachment issues, and borderline personality disorder (BPD). With a rich professional background, he assists people in managing addictions—whether behavioural or substance-related—focusing on each person’s goals, from harm reduction to complete abstinence. Bruce is also experienced in supporting individuals facing challenges related to criminality, anti-authoritarian issues, and relationship dynamics.

Bruce takes a client-centred and non-judgmental approach, prioritizing the creation of a safe environment for individuals to explore their thoughts and emotions. He fosters a strong therapeutic relationship, collaborating with clients to develop personalized interventions that meet their unique needs. Bruce employs a range of methodologies, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), and Narrative Therapy, alongside Existential, Transpersonal, and Non-dual Psychotherapies.

Bruce’s worldview and approach encourage exploration of extraordinary human experiences, such as near-death, transcendent, and mystical experiences. He addresses spiritual and religious issues, whether related to abuse, cult experiences, or paths to personal transformation. With specialized training in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapies, Bruce excels in guiding clients through both preparation and integration phases. With a compassionate heart, he is dedicated to helping individuals enhance self-awareness, heal, and transform their lives.

Tara Maggiacomo, MACP, RP

Counsellor

Tara (she/her) completed her Master's in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University and holds an Honours Bachelor of Applied Science in Psychology from the University of Guelph, as well as a Diploma in General Arts & Science from Humber College. She is a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) in Ontario, passionate about supporting individuals through challenges such as anxiety, depression, addictions, grief, disordered eating, trauma, relationship issues, and adverse childhood experiences.

Her therapeutic approaches include Client-Centred Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Compassion-Focused Therapy, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), Attachment-Based Therapy, and Psychodynamic Therapy. Tara's integrative approach allows her to work collaboratively with clients to explore their emotions, uncover underlying patterns, and develop strategies for personal growth and healing.

Tara is dedicated to building a strong therapeutic alliance as the foundation for effective healing. She takes a client-centred and collaborative approach, tailoring each treatment plan to meet the unique needs and goals of her clients. By addressing the root causes of their concerns while also providing practical tools to manage daily stress, Tara helps clients cultivate greater self-awareness and emotional resilience. She also incorporates lighthearted humour into sessions to create a relaxed, comfortable atmosphere that encourages openness and ease.Tara is deeply committed to guiding clients on their journey of self-discovery and emotional well-being. She values the uniqueness of each individual and strives to create a safe, non-judgmental space where clients feel heard, understood, and empowered to make meaningful changes.

Roché Keane, MSW, RSW

Counsellor

Roché is a Registered Social Worker, who earned both her Bachelor of Social Work and Master of Social Work from McMaster University. Throughout her career, she has had the opportunity to work in both corporate and community settings. She works diligently to support children, youth, and adults with varying degrees of ability as they navigate life’s challenges. She is committed to building up their resilience capacity in order to help them manage life’s uncertainty.

Her journey as a Registered Social Worker began with a motor vehicle accident as a youth. She understands the impact traumatic events can have on one's overall well-being and daily functioning. As a result, she practices the tenets of recovery: hope, self-determination, and community. Roché has been in recovery from mental health and physical health issues for two decades and has lived experience that allows her to view problems in a contextualized manner so that clients can gain clarity around how they would like to live their lives.

Roché fosters an environment that is built upon mutual respect and trust, which lends itself to a judgment free interpersonal exchange in a psychological safe space. During sessions, Roché actively engages the client through her light-hearted approach to challenging discussions. Her tactfully timed, playful sense of humour (when appropriate) brings laughter back into the session.

Roché's flexible approach is client-centred and integrative of evidence-based therapies such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, and Solution-Focused Therapy. Roché specializes in the areas of mental health, addiction, traumatic brain injury, and motor vehicle accidents, with a focus on addressing concerns such as trauma, depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive behaviours, and alcoholism. In addition, she incorporates Christian ideologies into her practice when suitable.

Roché's experise extends beyond her clinical offering in her continuous advocacy and consultancy work. Roché is passionate about amplifying the voices of marginalized groups. As a advocate, Roché has worked with institutions to implement policies aimed to improve the lives of racialized and disabled individuals.

Carly Buchanan, MACP, RP (Qualifying)

Counsellor

It is reasonable to feel nervous when finding the right counsellor to trust and express your lived experiences with, and Carly is here to meet you where you’re at. You and your story are unique, and proceeding with counselling can be one of your strengths when supported with encouragement, patience and hope. Carly believes there is no universal approach or method to counselling, but with collaborative techniques that work at your pace, there are endless possibilities. Carly is a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying), and values the benefits of offering counselling from the safety of your own home with the confidence that it is secure and confidential.

Carly has worked with children, adolescents, and families in Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada for over twelve years and obtained an undergraduate degree relevant to child psychology. She also holds a Master of Counselling Psychology degree from Yorkville University. Throughout Carly’s various careers, she speaks about how ‘it is okay to not be okay.’ She continues to participate in ongoing learning while maintaining equality and inclusivity that support the healing processes from infancy through to adulthood. From the moment you start your session with Carly, she puts emphasis on a client-centred approach that genuinely acknowledges and respects that you’re the expert of your lived experiences. She endeavours to make the process of therapy enjoyable and educational and shapes the therapeutic environment into a place of safety and acceptance.

Her own counselling journey brought her to be an advocate in many lives, and hold a deep understanding of what it takes to heal. She fosters an understanding of various life stories and supports the diverse needs of her clients with research based tools and resources that are uniquely tailored to foster growth, bravery, interpersonal goals, and healing. In Carly’s own lived experiences, she endured many medical treatments as a Sick Kids Hospital patient and knows the feeling of being misunderstood or judged. As a result, Carly believes it is important to approach therapy authentically, be mindful, actively listen, maintain transparency, and support unconditional positive regard. Your story, thoughts and emotions are valid and the key to fostering resiliency.

Carly incorporates theoretical orientations such as CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy), ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), SFBT (Solution Focused Based Therapy), EFT (Emotionally Focused Therapy) and more when applicable! It is commonly important for clients to feel like they can trust the counsellor and receive the best possible support when expressing trauma or emotions, so, Carly works to offer this from a nurturing perspective. Starting therapy takes courage, and with that, you will embark on a therapeutic journey full of advocacy, positive reinforcement and hope with Carly. Life can have its challenges, but it is destined to uncover your purpose.

Andrea Yungasaca, MACP, RP (Qualifying)

Counsellor

Andrea is deeply committed to the belief that humans possess the innate ability to heal and self-regulate when they become aware of their internal processes. Her educational journey began in Ecuador, where she studied psychology, and continued in Canada, where she completed a postgraduate degree in Addictions and Mental Health. Andrea also holds a Master's degree in Psychology, which qualifies her as a registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying). Her academic and professional background has equipped her with the skills and expertise to support clients through a wide range of challenges.

Andrea has extensive experience working with both youth and adults, addressing complex issues such as trauma, depression, anxiety, domestic abuse, anger management, grief, gender role conflict, family breakdown caused by immigration or divorce, and substance abuse. She is dedicated to creating treatment plans that are uniquely tailored to each client’s needs. This process begins with an integrative assessment that considers the body, mind, and spirit, ensuring that every aspect of the client’s well-being is taken into account.

Andrea’s therapeutic approach is rooted in evidence-based practices, and she is skilled in the application of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Narrative Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, Trauma-Focused Therapy, and Person-Centered Therapy. Her ability to integrate these modalities allows her to adapt to the specific needs and goals of her clients, providing a personalized and effective therapeutic experience.

Understanding that seeking therapy can sometimes evoke feelings of uncertainty, fear, or hesitation, Andrea approaches her clients with empathy and compassion. She recognizes the courage it takes to begin the therapeutic journey and is honored to guide her clients toward a path that promotes healing, resilience, and mental well-being. Her goal is to create a safe and supportive environment where clients feel understood, valued, and empowered to work toward their personal goals.

Andrea’s commitment to inclusivity and accessibility is reflected in her ability to provide therapeutic support in both English and Spanish. This bilingual capability allows her to connect with a diverse range of clients. She is passionate about fostering a collaborative therapeutic relationship, working alongside her clients to explore solutions, overcome challenges, and achieve the mental health and balance they seek. Andrea’s dedication to her clients’ growth and well-being is at the heart of her practice, making her a trusted partner in their journey toward a healthier and more fulfilling life.

Mandy Fox, IMSW, RSW

Counsellor

Mandy Fox (she/her) is a Registered Social Worker in Alberta and holds an Indigenous Master of Social Work from Maskwacis Cultural College. With over a decade of experience in the fields of addiction and mental health, and more than three years of dedicated practice in Social Work, Mandy is deeply committed to supporting individuals on their journey toward healing and recovery.

Rooted in her community of Kainai and surrounding areas within Blackfoot territory, Mandy has played a pivotal role in guiding individuals through their healing processes. Her work includes facilitating group sessions in community detox programs and providing personalized, one-on-one emotional support to help participants navigate life’s challenges post detox. After a year of working in detox services, Mandy stepped into a leadership role, becoming one of the managers responsible for designing and implementing programs for detox, pre-treatment, and outreach initiatives. Her leadership has been important in creating pathways for individuals to access the support they need. As a leader in her community, Mandy mentors others, equipping them with the tools and knowledge to support individuals experiencing disconnection and hardship. Her work is a beacon of hope, promoting resilience, unity, and well-being. Mandy’s dedication to her community exemplifies values such as empathy, authenticity, and cultural connection, making her a trusted and respected figure in the field of social work.

Mandy’s personal journey has deeply influenced her professional path. Following the loss of her mother, Mandy faced her own struggles with addiction and grief. This transformative period led her to reconnect with her Blackfoot heritage, her community, and herself. Her healing journey inspired her to pursue higher education and dedicate her life to helping others through social work. Mandy’s lived experiences bring a profound sense of empathy and understanding to her practice, enabling her to connect with clients on a meaningful level.

Mandy’s practice is enriched by her embrace of the Two-Eyed Seeing approach, which integrates Indigenous ways of knowing with Western methodologies. This philosophy allows her to provide a holistic and culturally sensitive perspective, ensuring her clients feel understood and supported. Mandy incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) into her practice, a proven therapeutic approach that empowers clients to identify and transform negative thought patterns and behaviors. By utilizing CBT, she helps individuals develop healthier coping mechanisms and achieve improved mental well-being.

Outside of her professional life, Mandy enjoys expressing her creativity through music, often playing guitar and performing at open mic events. She also treasures time spent with her grown children and grandchildren, finding joy and connection in her family life.

Brittany Boyer, M.Ed., PATGC, CCC

Counsellor

My journey in counselling began in 2011 at the University of Lethbridge in Alberta, and since then, I’ve had the privilege of working in diverse health and wellness roles. Following my postgraduate studies, I provided counselling services to Coast Salish communities for several years, and more recently, I’ve been offering one-on-one counselling in private practice settings.

My primary passion lies in supporting individuals as they navigate self-abandonment—a pattern of rejecting, suppressing, or neglecting one’s own needs and desires. This can manifest in various ways, such as losing oneself in relationships, people-pleasing at the expense of personal wellbeing, putting oneself last, struggling with boundaries, self-doubt, low self-worth, difficulty expressing oneself, or ignoring emotions and intuition. In addition, I offer a compassionate and supportive space for those who identify as Highly Sensitive Persons (HSP) and for those seeking guidance with psychedelic integration counselling.

My approach is integrative and deeply rooted in my own human experience, as well as the wisdom of diverse therapeutic modalities. I strive to create a practice that embodies:

An Integrative Approach: Honoring the interconnectedness of physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing.
A Non-Pathologizing Approach: Focusing less on pathology and symptoms, and more on the person within their unique life context.
A Trauma-Informed Approach: Offering support that is grounded in an understanding of trauma and its impacts.
A Strengths-Focused Approach: Highlighting one’s inherent strengths, gifts, and positive attributes.
Cultural Safety & Humility: Respecting cultural differences, acknowledging power and privilege, embracing lifelong learning, and leaning into the discomfort of not knowing.

I draw inspiration from:

Humanistic Psychology: A holistic approach that values the whole person.
Transpersonal Psychology: Exploring the intersection of psychology and spirituality.
Internal Family Systems: Engaging in inner “parts” work.
Polyvagal Theory: Understanding how the nervous system influences safety and connection.
Somatic/Body-Centered Approaches: Tuning into the wisdom of the body.

As Ram Dass beautifully said, “We’re all just walking each other home.” It would be an honor to walk alongside you on your journey back to your truest self. If you feel we could be a good fit, I’d love to connect with you.

Stephanie Scripture, MSW, RSW

Counsellor

Stephanie (she/her) is a dedicated and compassionate Registered Social Worker in Alberta, holding a Master of Social Work from Capella University and a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology with a focus on Community Health Education. With over seven years of professional experience, she has worked in diverse settings, including school-based programs supporting students' social, emotional, and behavioural needs, a paediatric emergency hospital providing crisis support to children and families, and rural mental health initiatives where she delivered proactive, evidence-based programming at individual, family, and community levels.

Stephanie’s practice is deeply rooted in evidence-informed theories and a collaborative, contextually grounded approach. She recognizes the complex interplay of interconnected systems that shape individuals’ lives and integrates systems theory and ecological frameworks to provide holistic support. Her therapeutic approach also incorporates a diverse range of social work theories and methods, including attachment theory, psycho-developmental theory, strengths-based practice, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT), interpersonal therapy, and emotion-focused therapy (EFT).

Her personal journey has significantly shaped her professional lens. Having spent six years living in a small community in Saudi Arabia and traveling extensively, Stephanie has developed a profound appreciation for cultural nuance, adaptability, and the role of context in shaping individual experiences. These insights fuel her commitment to culturally responsive and inclusive care, particularly in diverse and underserved communities.

Stephanie is especially passionate about family therapy, including supporting families of children with special needs. She believes that fostering communication, resilience, and connection within the family unit creates a foundation of safety and structure to navigate challenges together. Her work is deeply inspired by the Ubuntu philosophy, which emphasizes the interconnectedness of humanity with the belief that "I am because we are." This principle guides her therapeutic approach, recognizing that healing and growth are often nurtured through collective support, empathy, and community.

Whether working with individuals, couples, or families, Stephanie is committed to creating a safe and affirming space where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered to explore their experiences and build resilience. For those seeking to integrate their spiritual values into their healing journey, Stephanie offers faith-based counselling and can incorporate Christian ideologies into her practice when appropriate.

Stephanie’s passion for professional growth drives her interest in expanding her expertise in areas such as nature-assisted therapy, animal-assisted therapy, art therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Internal Family Systems (IFS). Her dedication to lifelong learning and her client-centred approach make her a valuable and empathetic partner in the therapeutic process.

Shedeka Richards, M.Ed., RCC, CCC

Counsellor

Shedeka is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with the British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors and a Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC) with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association. She holds a Master of Education in Counselling and a Master of Arts in Gender Studies from the University of Northern British Columbia. Her academic background empowers her to approach counselling from a multifaceted, intersectional perspective to support the unique and complex experiences each client brings.

Naturally curious and compassionate, Shedeka has always been drawn to supporting others. This calling has shaped her life’s mission to be present in spaces where she can make a meaningful difference in the well-being of her community. Her education, combined with extensive professional experience, allows her to provide a diverse, well-rounded skill set tailored to each individual’s needs. For the past six years, she has worked alongside neurodiverse children, adolescents, adults, and families as they navigate a range of complex challenges. Her goal is always to empower and inspire clients to lead fulfilling, authentic, and emotionally healthy lives.

Her therapeutic approach is integrative and personalized, drawing from a variety of evidence-based modalities, including Person-Centred Therapy (PCT), Brief Therapy, Family Systems Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Feminist Therapy, Play Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (TF-CBT), and Employment-Related Counselling. She applies these approaches through a trauma-informed lens. Shedeka offers comprehensive support for clients facing a diverse range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, grief, and loss. She is experienced in helping individuals manage stress, navigate identity and self-esteem issues, and address spiritual and cultural identity questions. Her expertise also extends to trauma recovery, relationship challenges, boundary setting, and healthy coping strategies. In addition, Shedeka provides specialized support for BIPOC-specific issues such as racism and discrimination, assists with immigration and relocation stress, and helps clients work through substance use, addiction, and employment-related concerns.

She strives to create a safe, non-judgmental space where clients feel free to embrace their authentic selves. She believes healing is a deeply personal journey, and sharing our burdens - especially those we carry in silence - can be a profound step toward healing. She is honoured to walk alongside her clients as they process trauma, explore new perspectives, and foster growth at their own pace.

Stephanie Haire, MSW, RSW

Counsellor

With over 20 years of direct social work experience, Stephanie specializes in supporting individuals, couples, and families as they navigate life’s many transitions and challenges. Her approach is rooted in empathy, collaboration, and evidence-based practices that foster healing, resilience, and personal growth. Stephanie is committed to working with people from all walks of life, embracing the diversity of human experience with respect, openness, and compassion. She welcomes individuals of all identities, backgrounds, and life circumstances, and brings a deep understanding of the complex issues people face—whether they are rooted in major life transitions or the everyday struggles of being human. Her practice is inclusive and affirming, recognizing the importance of cultural sensitivity, individual strengths, and the unique lens each person brings to their journey.

Throughout her career, Stephanie has walked alongside clients experiencing a wide range of concerns, including the transition to parenthood, grief and loss, fertility challenges, relationship difficulties, unexpected pregnancies, and adoption. Navigating significant life transitions often brings uncertainty, emotional complexity, and difficult questions. Parenthood, for instance, may bring both joy and unexpected strain. Fertility challenges can involve grief, frustration, and emotional fatigue. Relationship struggles might leave couples at a crossroads, searching for connection or resolution. Grief and loss affect individuals in deeply personal ways, requiring time and space to heal. Additionally, clients managing stress, burnout, identity questions, or mental health challenges often benefit from thoughtful, consistent therapeutic support.

She also works with clients facing anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, identity exploration, stress management, trauma, and life direction questions. Whether someone is seeking therapy for a specific issue or simply needs a space to feel heard and supported, Stephanie meets each client with respect, warmth, and understanding. She understands that life’s changes can be both beautiful and overwhelming, and that every person’s path is shaped by their unique emotions, history, and circumstances. Her goal is to create a safe, nonjudgmental space where clients can freely explore their thoughts, process their emotions, and work toward personal clarity and well-being.

Stephanie’s therapeutic style emphasizes trust, collaboration, and individualized care. She integrates evidence-based modalities with a client-centered approach, tailoring her support to the unique needs and goals of each person. Whether through reflective dialogue, practical strategies, or goal-oriented guidance, her role is to empower clients to move forward with confidence, clarity, and purpose. Recognizing that seeking help can feel vulnerable, Stephanie honors the strength it takes to reach out. She believes that asking for support is not a sign of weakness—it is a powerful step toward growth and self-care. No one should have to face life’s challenges alone. Stephanie welcomes the opportunity to walk alongside those in search of healing, understanding, and renewed hope. Together, she believes it is possible to create a future grounded in resilience, authenticity, and well-being.

Kat Morse, MACP, CCC

Counsellor

“If your compassion does not include yourself, it is not complete.” – Jack Kornfield

Kat is a therapist dedicated to helping individuals reconnect with their core selves and navigate the complexities of life with greater clarity, resilience, and ease. Whether someone is seeking stronger boundaries, more emotional balance, relief from overwhelming feelings, or a deeper understanding of patterns that no longer serve them, Kat creates a safe, supportive space where healing and growth can take root. As a survivor of sexual assault and complex PTSD, and with lived and professional experience in recovery from substance use disorder, Kat brings not only clinical expertise but also profound personal insight to her work. She understands the courage it takes to step into therapy and the strength required to rebuild a life that feels safe, stable, and fulfilling. Her approach is authentic, compassionate, and grounded in the belief that healing is possible for everyone.

Kat holds a Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology and a B.A. in Intercultural Communication. These foundations support her inclusive, person-centered practice, which honors the full complexity of each client’s identity, background, and experience. She welcomes all parts of her clients into the therapeutic space and works collaboratively to support their goals. Her practice is open to adults and youth from all walks of life. Kat works with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma symptoms, grief, substance use, identity exploration, low self-esteem, chronic pain, and disconnection in relationships. She also supports those feeling lost in their careers, overwhelmed by family life, or uncertain about their next steps. Whatever the issue, Kat meets her clients with warmth, curiosity, and a deep respect for their humanity.

Kat draws from a wide range of evidence-based and trauma-informed approaches, including cognitive-behavioral techniques, somatic therapy, mindfulness practices, narrative therapy, feminist therapy, parts work, motivational interviewing, and creative modalities like art therapy. Her integrative style allows her to tailor treatment to each client’s unique needs, offering both practical tools and space for deeper emotional exploration. She operates from a framework of interconnectedness and meaning-making, helping clients explore who they are, where they’ve come from, and what kind of life they want to build. Kat believes that safety is the foundation for curiosity and lasting transformation.

Above all, Kat knows that no one is meant to do this alone. There’s no prize for struggling in silence. If life feels stuck, heavy, or out of balance, she offers a space to pause, reflect, and grow. Together, she helps clients identify what’s holding them back and supports them in moving forward toward a life defined not by fear or survival, but by purpose, self-compassion, and authentic connection.

Sunny Singhawachna, MACP, RCC

Counsellor

Sunny (she/they) is a Registered Clinical Counsellor whose journey into therapy has been shaped by a rich tapestry of identities, life roles, and lived experiences. As a queer South Asian woman living with invisible disabilities, Sunny brings an embodied understanding of the complexities of identity, resilience, and healing. Their path has been informed by personal experiences including coming out, navigating toxic relationships and divorce, living with chronic illness, and processing the grief of loss and immigration. Now building a life in Canada while parenting two beloved nieces, Sunny understands the deep courage it takes to seek support—especially while carrying the weight of cultural, personal, and systemic expectations.

Sunny is more than a counsellor; they are also a devoted aunt, a socially conscious businessperson, and a long-time advocate for equity and inclusion. This multifaceted life experience informs their practice with openness, humility, and a profound respect for each person’s story. They approach therapy with the belief that individuals are not problems to be solved, but storytellers navigating real pain and powerful personal truths. Their therapeutic approach is trauma-informed, relational, and rooted in narrative therapy. Rather than pathologizing, Sunny explores the contexts in which clients' experiences have unfolded—honouring the influence of culture, family, community, and history. They bring a lens that values strength, resistance, and meaning-making, helping clients reconnect with parts of themselves that may have been overlooked, silenced, or misunderstood.

Sunny works especially well with individuals and families navigating identity exploration, life transitions, intergenerational or cultural conflict, anxiety, depression, grief, displacement, and the unique dynamics of queer experience. Their practice is affirming of non-traditional relationships, chosen families, and intersectional identities. Whether someone is exploring who they are, coping with change, or seeking healing from pain, Sunny offers a warm, collaborative, and client-centred space where people can show up fully—without judgment, and with the invitation to be seen and heard.

Sunny is deeply passionate about supporting individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds, orientations, and lived experiences. Their work is guided by the belief that therapy is not just a place for coping, but for reclaiming truth, building agency, and reconnecting with a sense of possibility. For Sunny, healing is about creating space for fulfillment, honouring survival, and moving toward a life shaped by one’s own values and voice.

Hasina Barrie, M.Ed., CCC

Counsellor

Hasina is a Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC) with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association, with a Masters of Education from the University of Toronto. She is committed to creating a therapeutic space that is warm, compassionate, and culturally responsive; a place where clients genuinely feel seen, heard, and valued. She believes that healing begins with authentic human connection and a deep respect for the diverse experiences that shape each person’s story. She brings extensive experience working with youth and adults across a wide spectrum of mental health concerns, including anxiety, depression, trauma, self-esteem, life transitions, identity exploration, and relationship challenges.

Her therapeutic style is integrative and adaptable, drawing on evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Client-Centered Therapy, and Interpersonal Therapy (IPT). Hasina tailors each session to her clients’ unique needs, preferences, and goals, ensuring that therapy is a collaborative and empowering experience. Central to Hasina’s practice is the creation of a safe, non-judgmental, and inclusive environment. She is deeply attuned to the complex ways that intersecting identities - such as race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religion, ability, and socio-economic status - shape each person’s mental health journey. Hasina recognizes that these identities interact with broader social systems, often influencing how individuals experience stress, access support, and understand themselves.

She understands that many people carry invisible burdens rooted in systemic inequities, intergenerational trauma, or cultural expectations. For some, this might mean navigating the challenges of reconciling different parts of their identity, feeling pressure to meet conflicting cultural norms, or moving through environments where they feel marginalized or misunderstood. Hasina creates space in therapy to gently explore these layers, honoring both the resilience it takes to live at these intersections and the pain that can accompany them. Through a multicultural lens, Hasina strives not only to affirm her clients’ identities, but also to help them understand how these identities shape their relationships, emotional well-being, and sense of self. Her goal is to support clients in exploring the intersection of personal and cultural narratives with mental health, empowering them to reclaim their voice and agency.

Hasina’s passion for mental health is deeply personal. As a South Asian woman who grew up without access to culturally affirming mental health support, she understands the pain of feeling unseen or misunderstood. This lived experience fuels her dedication to providing therapy that honors every client’s story and fosters a true sense of belonging. She firmly believes that everyone deserves a safe space to explore, question, heal, and grow, regardless of their background or life experiences. Whether you’re navigating anxiety, depression, self-discovery, grief, relationship challenges, or significant life changes, Hasina offers empathy, respect, and steadfast support. She views therapy as a journey toward empowerment and self-compassion, and is honored to walk alongside her clients as they heal and thrive.

Micky Capra

Social Media Assistant

Micky joins the team with a Diploma in Marketing and a Post-Graduate Certificate in Event Planning. After working in the automotive industry for many years, Micky had the desire to branch out and explore other industries. She is excited to be a part of a team that is dedicated to assisting individuals in their mental health and recovery journey.

Micky Capra

Social Media Content Manager

Micky brings a wealth of experience to our team, holding a Diploma in Marketing and a Post-Graduate Certificate in Event Planning. With a strong background in social media marketing and content management, Micky is excited to contribute to a team dedicated to supporting individuals on their mental health and recovery journeys.

Micky Capra

Social Media Assistant

Micky joins the team with a Diploma in Marketing and a Post-Graduate Certificate in Event Planning. After working in the automotive industry for many years, Micky had the desire to branch out and explore other industries. She is excited to be a part of a team that is dedicated to assisting individuals in their mental health and recovery journey.

Alyssa Dunlop

Intake Coordinator & Social Media Video Content Manager

Alyssa joins the team with 8 years in content creation and media experience in Film & Television.

After having her son in 2022 she knew she wanted to change her long hours on set for more family time at home. She has been a vocal mental health advocate in her local community and online presence and she is excited to be apart of a team that has a positive impact on peoples lives.

Here at Strength Counselling Services, Alyssa is responsible for managing all incoming communication from new and inquiring clients and managing all video content on all Social Media channels.

Our Team

Leadership Team

Amanda Dewar
MEd, RCC

Dr. Bekayla Dewar
MA, PsyD, RCC

Meena Bolla Singh,
MSW, RSW

Clinical Team

Jake Sombrutzki,
MACP, RCC

Rosa Toste,
CCAC

Janet Nielsen,
MEd, CCC, CHyp

Kayla Koster,
MA, Mpsy, RP, PsyD (Student)

Dr. Danelle Kabush,
PhD, RCC, CMPC

Shari Block,
MSW, RSW

Julianna Servello,
MSW, RSW

Gabrielle Richard,
MSW, RSW

Kristy Jones,
MSW, RSW

Bruce Jensen,
MACP, CCC

Tara Maggiacomo,
MACP, RP

Roché Keane,
MSW, RSW

Carly Buchanan,
MACP, RP (Qualifying)

Andrea Yungasaca,
MACP, RP (Qualifying)

Mandy Fox,
IMSW, RSW

Brittany Boyer,
M.Ed., PATGC, CCC

Stephanie Scripture,
MSW, RSW

Shedeka Richards,
M.Ed., RCC, CCC

Stephanie Haire,
MSW, RSW

Kat Morse,
MACP, CCC

Sunny Singhawachna,
MACP, RCC

Hasina Barrie,
M.Ed., CCC

Administration & Marketing Team

Micky Capra

Alyssa Dunlop

Our Team

Leadership Team

Amanda DewarMEd, RCC

Dr. Bekayla DewarMA, PsyD, RCC

Meena Bolla Singh,MSW, RSW

Clinical Team

Jake Sombrutzki,MACP, RCC

Rosa Toste,CCAC

Janet Nielsen,MEd, CCC, CHyp

Kayla Koster,MA, Mpsy, RP, PsyD (Student)

Dr. Danelle Kabush,PhD, RCC, CMPC

Shari Block,MSW, RSW

Julianna Servello,MSW, RSW

Gabrielle Richard,MSW, RSW

Kristy Jones,MSW, RSW

Bruce Jensen,MACP, CCC

Tara Maggiacomo,MACP, RP

Roché Keane,MSW, RSW

Carly Buchanan,MACP, RP (Qualifying)

Andrea Yungasaca,MACP, RP (Qualifying)

Mandy Fox,IMSW, RSW

Brittany Boyer,M.Ed., PATGC, CCC

Stephanie Scripture,MSW, RSW

Shedeka Richards,M.Ed., RCC, CCC

Stephanie Haire,MSW, RSW

Kat Morse,MACP, CCC

Sunny Singhawachna,MACP, RCC

Hasina Barrie,M.Ed., CCC

Administration & Marketing Team

Micky Capra

Alyssa Dunlop

Amanda Dewar, MEd, RCC

Dr. Bekayla Dewar, MA, PsyD, RCC

Meena Bolla Singh, MSW, BSW, RSW

Jake Sombrutzki, MACP, RCC

Rosa Toste, CCAC

Janet Nielsen, MEd, CCC, CHyp

Kayla Koster, MA, Mpsy, RP, PsyD(Student)

Dr. Danelle Kabush, PhD, RCC, CMPC

Shari Block, MSW, RSW

Julianna Servello, MSW, RSW

Gabrielle Richard, MSW, RSW

Kristy Jones, MSW, RSW

Bruce Jensen, MACP, CCC

Tara Maggiacomo, MACP, RP

Roché Keane, MSW, RSW

Carly Buchanan, MACP, RP (Qualifying)

Andrea Yungasaca, MACP, RP (Qualifying)

Mandy Fox, IMSW, RSW

Brittany Boyer, M.Ed., PATGC, CCC

Stephanie Scripture, MSW, RSW

Shedeka Richards, M.Ed., RCC, CCC

Stephanie Haire, MSW, RSW

Kat Morse, MACP, CCC

Sunny Singhawachna, MACP, RCC

Hasina Barrie, M.Ed., CCC

Micky Capra

Micky Capra

Micky Capra

Alyssa Dunlop

Amanda Dewar
MEd, RCC

Dr. Bekayla Dewar
MA, PsyD, RCC

Meena Bolla Singh,
MSW, RSW

Jake Sombrutzki,
MACP, RCC

Rosa Toste,
CCAC

Janet Nielsen,
MEd, CCC, CHyp

Kayla Koster,
MA, Mpsy, RP, PsyD (Student)

Dr. Danelle Kabush,
PhD, RCC, CMPC

Shari Block,
MSW, RSW

Julianna Servello,
MSW, RSW

Gabrielle Richard,
MSW, RSW

Kristy Jones,
MSW, RSW

Bruce Jensen,
MACP, CCC

Tara Maggiacomo,
MACP, RP

Roché Keane,
MSW, RSW

Carly Buchanan,
MACP, RP (Qualifying)

Andrea Yungasaca,
MACP, RP (Qualifying)

Mandy Fox,
IMSW, RSW

Brittany Boyer,
M.Ed., PATGC, CCC

Stephanie Scripture,
MSW, RSW

Shedeka Richards,
M.Ed., RCC, CCC

Stephanie Haire,
MSW, RSW

Kat Morse,
MACP, CCC

Sunny Singhawachna,
MACP, RCC

Hasina Barrie,
M.Ed., CCC