About Michelle
Michelle (she/her) has had experience in several helping roles throughout her career including in mental
health settings, crisis management, the autism network, the non-profit sector, and in the public
K-12 school system. She has experience working with a wide range of client populations and
concerns including seniors, adults, youth, and children, couples and families, various
neurodiverse populations, LGBTQ+ individuals, anxiety, depression, general mental health, and
stress management.
Above all Michelle believes in a client-centered approach, achieved through prioritization of
client autonomy, choice, and informed consent. Michelle prefers to take an integrated and
eclectic approach to counselling, meaning she pulls from a variety of counselling modalities to
best fit clients’ personal and unique wishes and goals. These modalities include but are not
limited to person-centered theory, cognitive-behavioural theory, dialectical-behavioural therapy
skills, narrative therapy, existential theory, solutions focused therapy, and the trauma-informed
approach.
Michelle has a Masters of Counselling Psychology Degree (MACP) from Yorkville University,
and is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with the BC association of Clinical Counsellors
(#24651). In addition, Michelle has received additional training in suicide and crisis intervention,
neurodiversity awareness, and DBT skills.
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