Elizabeth’s Story
As a psychotherapist and registered social worker from Toronto, who is now residing on the unceded Quw’ustun territories of Vancouver Island, I’m passionate about honouring people’s unique stories of resiliency within a cross-cultural worldview through trauma-informed and anti-oppressive counselling.
Myself being an Ecuadorian-Canadian Mestiza, with a professional background in both urban and rural community-based practice, I’m experienced working with BIPOC and 2SLBGTQIA+ youth, grief and loss, and trauma survivors. I hold space for clients to define what healing means in their lives and support self-empowerment leading towards positive change. I’m looking forward to walking with you on your journey!
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Imogen Tam, MSW, RSW (She/They)
I understand the unique challenges of navigating identity and feelings of non/belonging. Intersectionality, cultural humility, client empowerment and unconditional high regard are some foundations of my work.
LANGUAGES SPOKEN: English
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Johanna George, MSW, RSW (she/her)
Our past experiences can influence how we connect in the world, by working together in the present, we can create a playful, compassionate space for you to step more fully into your authentic self. If you are looking for support with anxiety, substance or alcohol use, trauma or burnout.
LANGUAGES SPOKEN: English
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Tolulola Taiwo-Hanna, MSW (she/her)
Together, I hope we can bring you to a place of healing; help you hold your thoughts and feelings with an open hand; work toward identifying your values and living more closely in line with them; and deepen your sense of self-love
LANGUAGES SPOKEN: English
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Ron Lorenzo, MA, MSW, RSW (he/him)
I utilize a spirituality-integrated psychotherapy approach that weaves together lessons from my lived experience with evidence-based modalities to create a compassionate and culturally sensitive space for healing and growth.
LANGUAGES SPOKEN: Tagalog, English