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Describe what is happening
Use everyday language. You do not need a polished explanation or certainty about which service applies.
Services
Start with the experience that feels most present. You do not need a diagnosis or certainty about which page fits before reaching out.
Find a useful starting point
Concerns often overlap. Choose the page that feels closest to your experience, or use a brief consultation to describe what has been happening in your own words.
Trauma-informed care to help you find safety, manage overwhelming emotions, and make sense of the past.
Learn moreEvidence-based support to help you manage worry, reduce overwhelm, and regain your motivation.
Learn moreGuidance to help you clarify your goals, build self-trust, and create a fulfilling, balanced life.
Learn moreRebuild trust, improve communication, and deepen your emotional connection using the Gottman Method.
Learn moreCompassionate counselling for brain injury, concussion, and TBI survivors and their families — adjust to change, rebuild identity, and manage emotions.
Learn moreCollaborative consultation and ethical guidance to support your professional growth and clinical practice.
Learn moreHow care is matched to you
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Use everyday language. You do not need a polished explanation or certainty about which service applies.
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Clarify in-person or online options, the current fee, scheduling, and what early sessions involve.
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Goals, pacing, and therapeutic approaches are discussed collaboratively and adjusted when priorities change.
When concerns overlap
Anxiety can affect sleep and relationships. Trauma can shape trust, concentration, physical wellbeing, and work. Sessions can address connected concerns without forcing your experience into a single category.
Not sure where to start?
A brief consultation can clarify whether the practice is an appropriate fit and which type of support aligns with your goals.
A supportive first step
A free 15-minute consultation gives you space to ask questions, share what you are looking for, and decide whether our practice feels like the right fit.
Dawn is often in session, so calls usually go to voicemail. Leave a message or send a text and she will get back to you as soon as possible.