Service Fees
Individual Counselling
Session (1 hr)

$ 90
Individual Packages
4 Sessions (1 hr. each) 
$345
Couple/Marital Counselling
Session (1 hr) $110
Family Counselling
(Families of 3 or more)
Session (1.5 hrs) $150
Group Sessions
Please inquire for more information
24 hour cancellation required. The full service fee will be applied to any missed appointments.
Corporate Workshops
Half Day
Full Day
Per person (8 hrs) 
$175
Weekend
Per person
(Full Day Saturday/
Individual
Individual counselling is exactly what it says it is: it’s you and me. It's one-on- one counselling. You are present with me by yourself and we are working as a team to resolve and discover new options and perspectives and solutions. Together, we explore new opportunities, new innitiatives, new thinking, and your desires for feeling better and to have better relationships with others, and most importantly: with yourself.
Marital or Couple
Marital or Couple Counselling is for couples who find themselves in a situation where they need “together” counselling. Issues could include an out-of-marriage affair, unresolved past relationships and issues, childhood hurts and wounds, etc. The couple either has specific issues that need healing, or they simply need to “tune-up” their relationship.
Separation and/or Divorce
Separation and divorce is reality for many people. During this difficult time people experience sadness, trauma, anger, confusion and a sense of loss or shattered dreams. Self esteem issues rise up, custody issues must be dealt with and splitting of finances causes stress. Those divorcing must face legal challenges and be involved, perhaps for their first time in their lives, in the court system. At this time, it is very helpful and healthy to have a safe and caring emotional support system in place.
Corporate: Grief at School and in the Workplace
Following the death of an immediate family memeber, most workplaces only provide employees with three days compassionate leave with pay. Research shows that people who are grieving have difficulty concentrating, are not as productive, and struggle to cope with everyday issues. This is true, too, for children who are grieving a death, divorce, or even a move from a familiar neighbourhood. People who are trained and accustom to dealing with death, such as those working as caregivers in the health-care field, struggle with loss and grief from time-to-time when someone they have been caring for dies.
Relationships and/or Families
All of us have many different relationships. We have couple relationships, family relationships, ex-relationships, coworkers, neighbour relationships, friendships, and child relationships. Sometimes, we need to work a particular issue out, revolve conflict or just enhance an already good relationship.
Art Therapy
Therapy in Art is a form of psychotherapy, which reconciles emotional conflicts and promotes personal growth. The creative process is the healer. The client is able to express thoughts, feelings, dreams, traumatic experiences, loss and patterns of relationships with others.
It emphasises non-verbal communication utilizing art. Clients do not have to pocess artistic skills. The emphasis is on the process of self-discovery, self-expression, personal development and reconciliation and integration.
This process can benefit pre-school and young children. It helps them express difficulties in adjusting to the loss of a family member, or a seperation or a divorce .