COunselling Interns

  • Jenny Morris

    (She/Her)

    We have all heard the message to “just be ourselves.”

    Thinking about truly being ourselves might feel scary because we worry about what others might think of our true self, and how to handle it when they react to us. With me, you will have a safe space to gently observe, explore and respond to situations that arise.

    Moving at your own pace, we will take the time to explore your experiences, relationships, communities, and the broader systems that have shaped your life, as well as the stories, emotions and patterns that may be keeping you feeling stuck, lost, shut down, in a state of overriding fatigue or feeling disconnected from your body’s signals and wisdom.

  • Sara Kloepfer

    (She/Her)

    Counselling offers a space where you can show up as you are, get curious about what’s arising, and explore what might help you feel more grounded in yourself. In our work, I bring a steady, caring presence and genuine curiosity about who you are. I aim to show up in a relational, non-judgmental, and adaptive way, honouring your strengths and needs. I offer a blend of empathic listening, honest reflection, and questions that invite deeper insight and self-compassion. Sessions may weave together practical tools and philosophical exploration while making room for joy, play, and humour. My goal is to create a space where you feel both supported and challenged in ways that feel expansive.

  • Rafau Czachor

    (He/They)

    “There is something wrong with me” is a phrase I hear often. I’m here to let you know: there is nothing wrong with you.
    I offer individual counselling in a space that is collaborative, consent-based, trauma-informed, and non-judgmental. Clients often describe my style as warm, relational, and attuned, with room for playfulness and humour when it feels supportive. Laughter can be an important part of healing.

  • Sabrena Boyal

    (She/Her)

    From the moment we take our first breath, we are shaped by invisible forces. The roles, expectations and cultural narratives that mould us can leave us feeling fragmented, unseen, or lost.

    Together, we can pick up those pieces and create your own beautiful mosaic that reflects your authentic self. Therapy is about coming as you are, finding new beginnings, discovering what has always lain beneath the surface, and creating your own sense of meaning, purpose and feeling free.

  • Nicole Neilson

    (She/Her)

    Beginning therapy is not always easy, and I want to acknowledge the thought and courage it takes to reach out. My goal is to offer a supportive and non-judgemental space where you feel heard, understood, and respected.

    I take a holistic, integrative, and person-centred approach, tailoring therapy to the individual rather than applying a one-size-fits-all model. Drawing from narrative, somatic, and emotion-focused therapies, I work collaboratively with you to explore your experiences in ways that feel meaningful and helpful.