Fort Langley and Vancouver location
I spend a lot of time thinking about change. What inspires people to make changes in their lives? What stands in their way? How do we know when it is time for change? How do we as a society value and make meaning from the changes happening all around us? How does an ever-changing world both open and limit possibilities?
My practice is an integration of my clinical and coaching training and experience.
Read more about Stephanie Davis, MEd, RCC, ACC
Fort Langley and Vancouver location
I am motivated to understand and relate to people from all walks of life. I welcome individual, couples, as well as family counselling as I seek to support all of my clients in their journey of self-reflection and healing through fostering a non-judgemental therapeutic relationship while incorporating empathy, genuineness, reliability, and unconditional positive regard. I have been working in the mental health field since 2014 and volunteered for many years with CHIMO Crisis Line where I had to…
Read more about Arianna Dotan, M.A, RCC
Fort Langley and Vancouver location
It is a privilege when someone shares their happiness and their troubles. In our North American culture where emphasis is placed on independence and self-efficacy, it can feel difficult to reach out for help when something in life feels too overwhelming to bear alone. I am humbled to have the opportunity in supporting those who find themselves here.
Read more about Henry Hwi, M.Ed, RCC, CCC
Vancouver and Fort Langley location
I have always enjoyed connecting with and learning from others. This has driven my passion for mental health support for many years. Prior to completing my degree, I frequently sought out work and volunteer positions that involved supporting others. During all of these experiences I was honoured to hear about and witness the strength and resilience of others and support someone in part of their life journey. This path eventually led me to do my Master of Education in Counselling Psychology and Psychotherapy at the University of Toronto.
Read more about Alexandra Torrie, M.Ed, CCC, RCC
Fort Langley and Vancouver location
My Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology undergraduate studies has immensely informed my approach to counselling. I often get asked, why the switch from physical to mental health? The truth is that I do not believe I ever really switched as much as I expanded. I consider the approach to both domains very similar and incredibly compatible. As a former exercise practitioner, I was deeply oriented to people’s experience first and and attuning to what allowed them to feel safe to move their body.
Read more about Maggie Thompson, MCP, RCC
Vancouver and Fort Langley location
I have spent the last twenty years working on understanding and providing wellbeing through the interconnected healing modalities in counselling, mindfulness, yoga and somatic therapies. My pursuit of the truth of holistic healing started in yoga and breath work, leading me to living and working in Asia, studying the effects of meditation and body awareness on the mind.
I found that movement based therapy can work alongside Western medicine as I became qualified in providing yoga therapy specifically for cancer patients, where the focus was to help create a better quality of life and the alleviation of chronic pain, anxiety, depression and other challenges.
Read more about Daniel Munns, M.A, RCC
Fort Langley location
My name is Danielle, and I am in the process of completing my master’s degree in counselling psychology. I am incredibly fortunate to be an intern counsellor at Shoreline.
Life can be full of beauty and wonder, but it can also feel heavy and overwhelming. Hafez, a Persian poet wrote, “I wish I could show you when you are lonely or in darkness the astonishing light of your own being.” As a counsellor, the way I approach therapy places unique value and importance on the light that I believe each person has within themselves.
Read more about Danielle Raymond, M.A Candidate