Social Work Services

Explore a range of services designed to help you move forward in your journey with support, advocacy, and encouragement.

SUPPORT

ADVOCACY

ENCOURAGEMENT

What I Offer

We offer a range of services to meet the needs of everyone. Have something else in mind? We'd be happy to work with you to create a custom execution plan.

Many extended health coverages now cover social work services. You will be required to pay for services; however, you will receive a receipt for reimbursement from providers like Manulife, Sunlife, and more! Finances should never be a barrier, I am happy to negotiate a fee for services based on coverage, need, and circumstance.

The Process

Connect

Reach out via telephone or e-mail and let me know which services you are looking for. I will complete an intake and agreement to see if we are a good match.

Meet & Greet

I always like to begin casually by getting to know each other. If you are not comfortable or feeling a connection with me after this meet and greet, you are welcome to discontinue services. I would be happy to recommend other resources.

Plan with Purpose

We will make a plan of action for how we spend our time together.

Counselling does not need a goal, and sometimes you need more than 50m to talk. That is okay!

Navigating systems often needs an action plan and knowledge sharing.

Discontinue Services

After you have made it through this chapter of your life, I close your file and we no longer meet or attend appointments together.

Ending services in a decolonized way sometimes looks different (at the comfort of clients). Finances do not motivate my work, so connecting to answer social work questions or hearing how people are doing down the road is always welcome and encouraged.

  • "Feel the fear and do it anyways"

    Nikki H-Lette, Be the Change

  • "Other's hear you LOUDER when you remain calm"

    Louisa Smith, maternal grandmother

  • "Speak your truth, even if your voice shakes"

    Carrie Davis, Davis Nation Collective

  • "I wish I had someone like you fighting for me when I was a child"

    Anonymous Indigenous Co-Worker