Jackie Dodd, RCC

Jackie is Canadian born and South Asian, and part of her work is rooted in the lived experience of existing in-between cultures to support clients who face similar struggles.

Jackie graduated with a Masters of Counselling Psychology degree from City University of Seattle in 2014. Her degree is supplemented by additional postgraduate training in cognitive behaviour therapy, mindful self-compassion, anti-oppressive psychotherapy, narrative therapy, dialectical behaviour therapy, and strengths-based listening. Jackie incorporates an intersectional feminist lens in her work, and is continually learning to be a more effective ally to multiple communities (including Black, Indigenous, people with racialized identities, and LGBTQ2SIA+).

Areas of Practice:

- Depression

- Anxiety

- Stress Management

-Identity and Cultural Concerns

- Mental Health Diagnoses

- Difficult Life Transitions

- Grief and Loss

- Trauma

Approaches Used:

- Strengths based listening

- CBT

- Mindful Self-Compassion

- Anti-Oppression Psychotherapy

- Narrative Therapy

- Dialectical Behavioural Therapy-informed

-Intersectional Feminist Lens