Hi my name is Kyla (she/her) and I am a practicum student with City University of Seattle, about to complete my Masters of Counselling degree. In addition to this experience, I have been an educator for eight years, in which I have worked with refugee and immigrant, BIPOC, LGBTQS2+ and marginalized youth. This includes, the privilege of working and learning in Indigenous and decolonized spaces within the Coast Salish territory that I am honored to call home.

My approach is to walk alongside you, offering warm, non-judgemental support highlighting your strengths, values and resilience, while honouring the authenticity, resources, and autonomy you have within your life. I believe that we are living stories composed of multidimensional narratives that can either serve or harm us; together, we can co-create and explore meaningful narratives that bring connection and positive change to your life. This incudes exploring different approaches to support your healing, either through creative expression, nature, and mindfulness, or what best suits you.

Although I have lots of experience working with youth, I am interested in supporting clients from all walks of life, of all ages and concerns. I have a special interest in working with folks who are experiencing anxiety disorders, capitalism burnout, life transitions, grief and loss, climate anxiety, trauma, marginalization, systemic oppression, and gender and sexuality exploration.

In my personal time, I love growing my own vegetables, beach combing, backcountry hiking, being creative, and spending time with my family.

Therapeutic Approaches:

Client-centered Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Narrative Therapy Mindfullness Intersectional-Feminist Therapy Multi-cultural Therapy Social Justice practices Queer informed practice Anti-oppressive practice Areas of focus:

Difficult life transitions Grief, loss, and bereavement Trauma Margainlization and intersectionality Systemic oppression Anxiety disorders and eco-anxeity Gender and sexuality exploration Immigrant and refugee

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Counselling with Annamarie

I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor with a master’s degree in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University. My background in linguistics, psychology, neurofeedback, and hypnosis has fueled my passion for nurturing brain plasticity and our innate ability to heal ourselves. I believe in the profound connection between the mind and body, and I approach wellness through various avenues, including resetting the nervous system, training the brain, fostering emotional connections, building safety, resources, and skills, listening to the body, and engaging in creative expression.

Using a client-centered, mind-body approach, I create a safe space for individuals to explore their challenges and strengths. Together, we collaborate to set and achieve goals and envision hopeful futures. I integrate a range of evidence-based techniques empowering clients to choose the therapeutic style that resonates with them. My mission is to walk with clients as they uncover resilience and confidence, and to help them tap into their primal healing abilities.

Outside of work, I embrace my introverted side by hiking, surfing, and camping. I also nurture my creativity through drawing, singing, and immersing myself in fantasy fiction.

Services Annamarie offers

I use an integrative, mind-body approach, drawing from both non-verbal and talk modalities such as

Hypnotherapy EMDR therapy (Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing) EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) Mindfulness & Guided Imagery Somatic Techniques Solution-Focused Therapy

Areas of Focus

Anxiety, Stress & Depression Phobia & Fear Weight Management Smoking Cessation & Lifestyle Changes Mood Suicidality PTSD Trauma Confidence, Motivation & Self-compassion Chronic Pain Brain Fog Body Image

I work with teens ages 16 and up and adults, both online and in person from the Westshore Office and in Sooke.

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Christine is a Registered Acupuncturist in good standing with the College of Complementary Health Professionals of British Columbia (CCHPBC), formerly known as CTCMA, and she is also a Registered Holistic Nutritionist (R.H.N.).

Christine adopts a holistic approach to healthcare, recognizing the vital connection between the body, mind, and spirit. She is dedicated to helping her community tap into their body’s natural ability to heal.

Since becoming a registered acupuncturist, she has pursued additional training focused on treating physical pain through the myofascial lines of the body, enhancing pain relief and improving range of motion. Her practice includes local and distal needling techniques to address physical pain, sleep issues, women’s health, digestive problems, anxiety, and depression.

Christine’s own healing journey began with a personal examination of her lifestyle, stress, emotions, diet, and sleep, which deepened her understanding of her mental, emotional, and physical well-being. This experience inspired her to help others navigate their challenges.

After a successful career in visual effects in Vancouver, Christine returned to school to study Holistic Nutrition at the Canadian School of Natural Nutrition (CSNN) and Acupuncture at Oshio College in Victoria, BC. Additionally, she is a Level III Usui Reiki Master practitioner.

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Tanis is a Registered Clinical Counsellor with extensive experience supporting individuals and families through life’s complexities. With a compassionate and client-centred approach, she combines her 20-year background in youth and family support, nutritional consulting, Reiki, and human resources with her Master’s in Counselling Psychology to bring a holistic outlook to mental health. Tanis believes we all have a personal narrative that only we are the experts in. Dedicated to providing a caring, respect-focused therapeutic experience, Tanis is passionate about supporting clients navigating major life transitions such as divorce, grief, career changes, and identity discovery. With a warm and inclusive approach, Tanis creates a safe space for exploration and growth, collaboratively supporting clients on their journey toward healing and resilience. Sessions with Tanis are often a blend of tears and laughter, vulnerability and relatability, release and learning, all leading to profound personal insights and growth. Outside counselling, Tanis can be found spending time enjoying all BC offers with her big blended family and two very spoiled cats.

Therapeutic Approaches - Narrative Therapy - Sex Therapy - Internal Family Systems - EMDR Therapy - Gottman Couples Therapy Areas of Focus - Trauma - Life transitions - Grief and loss - Sexuality - Relationships - Blended families

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Charmaine is a Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC) with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association. She works with children, youth, and adults and is committed to providing high quality, ethically-sound care to all her clients. As a retired school counsellor, Charmaine has a strong understanding of the various opportunities and challenges young people and their caregivers encounter along their educational journey and how these might impact one’s sense of well-being. She uses a variety of tools and approaches while prioritizing each client’s needs, readiness, and comfort level. She also strives to cultivate a deep sense of self-compassion and optimism in each session. Woven throughout Charmaine’s practice is an appreciation for the role of attachment and early life experience in impacting how we are in the world, and the many opportunities for healing and growth that our inner resources can provide. Charmaine practices from an integrative, trauma-informed perspective and is trained in providing Play Therapy, Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy, and Mindfulness-Based interventions. She has a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology in addition to a Bachelor of Education and 20 years of experience as an educator. Charmaine invites anyone who might be curious about whether she would be a good fit for their needs to reach out to Sea to Tree and arrange a complimentary consult. Approaches Offered: Play Therapy (for children 6 yrs+) Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Mindfulness-Based Practices Person-Centered Therapy Interpersonal Neurobiology and Trauma-Informed Areas of Focus: Grief and Loss Anxiety Depression Stress and Burnout Life Transitions Military Family Support Parenting Challenges

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Tori (Victoria) Dach is a Registered Clinical Counsellor with the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors. She brings with her a community-focused background, working with individuals who have sustained a brain injury and are living with mental health, addictions, trauma, intimate partner violence, and homelessness. She has a special interest in working with clients working through grief and loss, navigating difficult life transitions and change, building healthy relationships, and emotional regulation.

Tori believes in the power of each unique individual’s story, having a safe space to share challenges, being connected to community and culture, and living well, whatever that looks like for you. She believes there is always a way to get where we want to go, and being adaptable, creative, supportive, and innovative in how to get there is a road worth travelling.

Tori works with adults, couples and parents.

Therapeutic Approaches:

Strength-based and client-centered Interpersonal Therapy Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Solution-Focused Therapy EMDR Therapy Gottman Couples Method

Areas of focus:

Couples / Healthy relationships Difficult life transitions Grief, loss, and bereavement Life legacy exploration Processing trauma

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Anna is a Registered Clinical Counsellor who holds a Masters of Counselling degree from City University of Seattle. Anna has worked in the mental health field for almost a decade, particularly in small northern British Columbia communities. She recognizes the need for a multicultural and trauma-informed approach with all individuals, especially those from marginalized populations.

In her free time, Anna practises mindfulness outdoors and spends time with her partner and French Bulldogs.

Therapy Approaches

A safe environment to connect to ones inner wisdom, and work toward self-acceptance and confidence will be opened. Individuality and uniqueness of everyone is appreciated. A transtheoretical and client-centered approach is utilized with each client, as the worldview and experience of each individual is different.

Services Offered

Anna is an Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing therapy trained clinician, who also practises Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy, Somatic Therapy, Feminist-Multicultural, Emotion-Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Polyvagal Oriented Therapy.

Areas of Focus

Concerns such as substance use addictions, eating disorders, disordered eating, and intergenerational and complex trauma are areas of special interest. Anxiety, coping strategies, relational issues, and emotional abuse are additional areas of practise. Anna has experience working alongside individuals from an array of ages, ranging from six years old onward. She holds experience working with children, teens, and adults.

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Since becoming a Registered Massage Therapist in 2001, Nina has been interested in how postural realignment can change the patterns of pain and tension throughout the body. At the heart of her practice, she utilizes these specific relationships to assist her clients to live more balanced and pain-free while relaxing, working, and being active.

Guided by her assessment, she uses Myofascial and Trigger Point methods, blended with relaxing Swedish techniques, to release restrictions and restore function.

This approach can benefit repetitive strains, headaches, neck, shoulder and knee discomfort as well as lower back pain and sciatica. She wants her clients to feel confident with their homecare and feel in control throughout their healing process, so providing education, to maintain relief, is an important element.

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Counselling with Alexi

Alexi (he/him) is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with Sea to Tree Health & Wellness. He is a parent, husband, and Queer man. He comes to Sea to Tree with over 10 years’ experience working with youth, adults, families, Indigenous communities, LGBTQ+ folx, and people living with disabilities.

My counselling style is highly collaborative and guided by curiosity. I work from the understanding that we come to know and understand ourselves through relationship to many things, such as our families and friends, cultures, communities. I believe that we make meaning of our lives through our interconnectedness. I strive to create a deep sense of relational safety, trust, and groundedness, and I take the time to understand you, your unique identity, and the experiences that inform you (in all their fluidity). My practice is grounded in the belief that people are the experts of their lives, and that counselling can serve as a place to gently explore, make new meanings, and re-discover existing abilities. Along with a sense of calm and comfort, I aim to bring joy and laughter into the therapeutic space.

I am passionate about working with folx navigating life transitions, grief and loss, belonging, gender and sexuality, men’s mental health, and the ambiguity of these spaces. I have special interests in working with youth, families, and parents/co-parents, and love bringing counselling into natural, outdoor spaces.

I work with individuals, couples, families and youth ages 13+.

Services Alexi offers

I provide individual and couples counselling in-person or online. Group therapy is also offered, please contact me for details. I practice from a client centered perspective drawing from several theoretical approaches to meet the needs of the client. These include:

Person centered counselling Narrative therapy Solutions focused counselling Anti-oppressive practices Social justice practice Queer informed practice Eco therapy/land based healing Gottman Couples Method

Areas of Focus • Youth & families • Relationships • Sexuality & Gender exploration • Cultural Identity • New parenthood • New fatherhood • Grief & Loss • Eco grief/anxiety • Identity • Life transitions • Social justice issues • Suicidal ideation • Self-harm • Stress and burnout • Substance use • Harm reduction • Complex mental health challenges • Navigating systemic challenges

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Eliane is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) providing individual, couple, group and family therapy for over 25 years. Eliane is also a Trauma Therapist, Family Therapist, Clinical Parent Coach and an Executive Coach. With over 17 year’s experience as a Child and Youth Mental Health clinician with the BC Public Service, Eliane has extensive training and experience in providing Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, Trauma-Informed Care, and Mindfulness and Attachment Based Approaches.

Eliane believes that given a good theory or guide, even the most difficult human dilemmas can be resolved with humour and lightness of being. Her sessions can be described as lively, fun, engaging and helpful.

Working with all ages, Eliane provides individual, couple and family therapy, somatic body psychotherapy, and clinical parent coaching through a unique whole systems wisdom-based approach of learning, growth and change.

Eliane offers BCACC approved clinical supervision, training, and certified life or leadership coaching for individuals and organizations. While trained in many modalities, Eliane provides a unique combination of clinical supervision using key ideas from the disciplines of Systems Thinking & Leadership Coaching focusing on the development of the self of the therapist within systems. It is ideal for therapists who are looking to move beyond the role of expert in the room.

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Dulcie is a Canadian Certified Counsellor providing counselling support to individuals contending with the negative impact of trauma and past impactful experiences. She specializes in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), a brief model mental health therapy tool. ART works directly to reprogram the way in which distressing memories and images are stored in the brain so that they no longer trigger strong physical and emotional reactions. ART is proven effective in treating PTSD, phobias, grief, anxiety and depression. This process is very straightforward, using relaxing eye movements and assists individuals in moving rapidly toward resolution, growth and positive changes. Dulcie also offers Deep Brain Reorienting Therapy (DBR). DBR is a neuroscientifically guided therapeutic intervention that targets the brainstem-level neurophysiological sequence that transpired during a traumatic event and that repeats when triggered. PTSD trauma symptoms are effectively reduced.

Dulcie has a Masters in Counselling Psychology and is trained in ART and mindfulness-based therapies. She supports adult to embrace challenge, nurture growth and live a life of meaning.

She works with adults and couples.

Services Dulcie offers:

Accelerated Resolution Therapy Deep Brain Reorienting Therapy Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Gottman Method Couple Therapy

Areas of treatment focus include:

Trauma; PTSD Depression Anxiety Grief Relationship conflict

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Hello! My name is Danielle (she/her), and I am a practicum student at City University of Seattle, completing the final year of my Master’s in Counseling. I have a diverse background working with various non-profit organizations, focusing on supporting folks experiencing mental health and/or substance use challenges. I have worked with diverse populations from all walks of life and hope to continue this in my counseling journey. I am committed to creating an inclusive space where all individuals feel accepted, heard, and supported. I bring immense empathy, care, and patience into my counseling practice, ensuring that each client receives culturally competent care. I am here to listen and walk alongside you, recognizing that everyone’s path is unique and different. My aim is to understand your perspective and goals, ensuring your experiences are acknowledged. I also believe humor is a powerful tool, and when appropriate, I would love to share some laughs with you. In my free time, you can find me rowing, running, enjoying a sunset, watching Grey’s Anatomy, and hanging out with my cat, Moon.” For services I offer: Solution-Focused Therapy Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Mindfulness Emotion-Focused Therapy Eco-Therapy Queer Informed Practice Areas of focus: Grief and Loss Gender and Sexuality Exploration Anxiety Disorders Depression Life Transitions Marginalization and Intersectionality Systemic Oppression

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My name is Jorden (she/her,) and I am a practicum student completing my master’s in counselling psychology through Yorkville University. I have spent the last several years working in both social services and as a first responder. My background consists mainly of working with folx in crisis or emergency situations, and I have come to learn how resilient we are and how much I value seeing and experiencing how we show up for one another. I also appreciate the way we show up for each other may look different to different people, and it is my responsibility as a counsellor to ensure that you have a safe space in which I can support you and your needs. As a student, I am constantly learning and growing into my professional identity. My approach to counselling is client-centred, as you are the expert in your own needs and abilities, and it is my role to assist you in expressing and embodying your authentic self. This multi theoretical approach may take form in person-centred, emotion-focused, somatic, strength-based, mindfulness, or feminist theories. I believe that our mental well-being is a vital part of overall health, and it is my goal as a counsellor to support you in navigating your own wellness journey. In my personal time I enjoy sharing adventures with my partner and our dog, slow mornings in the garden with a good cup of coffee, and consuming an alarming amount of fantasy and romance novels. I am looking forward to working with individuals of all ages, including dyads and groups in whatever format feels best for you.

Services Jorden offers: Jorden provides counselling services in-person or online, and integrates modalities from Person-Centred Therapy EMDR Therapy (Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing) Gottman Couples Therapy Level 1 Emotion Focused Therapy Trauma Informed Approach Strength-Based Therapy Somatic Approach

Areas of Focus: Trauma First Responder mental health Anxiety, depression, and other mental health concerns ADHD Relationship & Family Struggles Grief & Loss

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I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor with a master’s degree in Counselling through City University. In my practice, I am committed to meeting you exactly where you are on your personal journey. Recognizing that each individual’s experience is unique, I aim to create a safe and non-judgmental space where you feel comfortable showing up as you are. Together, we will define your goals and craft a path that aligns with your authentic self. We will explore what is already flourishing in your life and identify obstacles that hinder your progress. Through reflective exploration and practical guidance, we will address challenges, leverage strengths, and unveil opportunities for positive change. In other words, we may cry it out, laugh it up and take steps toward your goals. I recharge by spending time in nature with my spouse and our dogs, relaxing with a good book, or engaging in various creative pursuits. I work with adults and couples, and I would be honoured to support you on your journey.

Services Nico offers:

I practice from a person-centred, strength-based and trauma-informed perspective and use an integrative approach that aims to fit each client’s needs. In doing so, I draw from the following therapeutic modalities:  Solution Focused Therapy  Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)  Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)  Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)  Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR)  Gottman Method for Couples Therapy

Areas of Focus  Anxiety and depression  Trauma and PTSD  ADHD  Relationship and family challenges  Substance use  Grief and loss  Life transitions

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I work with individuals of all ages, with a focus on individuals and couples who have a variety of life experiences, including trauma, loss, relationship and family struggles, marginalization, substance use, anxiety and other mental health concerns. Each individual coming to therapy is unique, attempts to do the best possible with the resources available, has wisdom, creativity and strength. Everyone has the right to self-determination. To me, counselling means providing a safe place for you to tell your story, in whatever way that looks for you.

Each individual coming to therapy is unique, attempts to do the best possible with the resources available, has wisdom, creativity and strength. Everyone has the right to self-determination. I think that doing counselling means providing a safe place for you to tell your story, in whatever way that looks for you.

I practice from a client-centered perspective using a combination of various forms of therapy: strength-based, response-based, solution-focused, eco-therapy, mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy, systemic, trauma-informed and feminist.

I have advanced training in eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), Gottman Level 3 Relationship therapy, sex therapy, Critical Response for individuals and groups / organizations for post-traumatic stress injury (PTSI) or occupational stress injury.

… we will work together to find solutions and approaches that feel right for you for what you would like to work on …

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Emily (she/her) is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with Sea To Tree Health & Wellness. Her counselling style is driven by curiosity, compassion, and respect. She believes that each person is the expert of their own story and aims to offer a safe space free from judgement where they can share their individual experiences. Life can be challenging to navigate at times, and Emily’s goal is to assist in discovering the strength and resilience that are already within. Her interest in first responder trauma stems from work experience as a BC Wildfire call taker, Fire Dispatcher, and Firefighter, which have all added to her appreciation for the importance of mental health maintenance and support.

In her free time, Emily can be found spending time with family and is outside as much as possible hiking, running, and climbing.

Services Emily offers: Emily provides counselling in-person or online. She practices from a person-centred perspective drawing from several theoretical approaches to best meet the unique needs of each client. Some of these include:

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocesses (EMDR) Solution Focused Therapy Mindfulness based approaches Narrative Therapy Trauma Informed approach Strength-based Response-based

Areas of focus: Trauma First Responder mental health Critical Incident Stress Transition phases Grief and loss Substance use and process addiction

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Janet is a mature registered MSW from UBC with over 30 years practice providing clinical counselling, corporate, medical, academic consulting services. She has have developed a therapeutic intuition and wisdom over many years while recognizing that supporting a client to access their own deepest knowing and inner wisdom is the most effective method.

Janet is extensively trained in Mindfulness and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Conflict Management, Expressive Arts, Family Systems Theory, Insight Personality and MBTI, Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD).

Issues Janet most frequently works with are:

anxiety, depression, trauma and childhood abuse, COVID fatigue, relationship disconnection, divorce, parenting, grief and loss, workplace, family and interpersonal conflict, medical stress, intimacy, substance misuse, and life transitions.

She offers 50-minute sessions for both individuals and groups - elders, adults and family.

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Counselling with Jessica

Jessica (she/her) is a Registered Social Worker and comes with over 8 years of direct experience working in the mental health and substance use field. She works with clients to form therapeutic relationships built upon trust, respect, and unconditional non-judgment. Jessica’s practice style aims to support personal growth, invite acceptance, and facilitate meaningful change.

Accompanied by talk therapy, Jessica borrows from feminist, trauma-informed, and social justice lenses to inform her practice with diverse folks. Her experience as a sibling of an eating disorder survivor lends Jessica to share an intimate understanding of the overwhelming, familial challenges that come with living alongside mental illness. As a new mom, Jessica also carries a fresh perspective of both the beauty and the challenge in navigating first-time parenthood. Jessica works with children/youth, adults, siblings and parents, couples, and whole families.

Services Jessica offers:

Strength-based Family systems Narrative therapy Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) Dialectical behavioural therapy (DBT) and radically open dialectical behavioural therapy (RODBT), Emotionally focused family therapy (EFFT)

Areas of focus:

• Substance use and harm reduction • Body image, disordered eating, and eating disorders • Anxiety, depression, and other mental health concerns • Navigating the postpartum experience (parents/caregivers, couples, siblings) • Self-harm and suicidal ideation • Relationship and communication challenges • Life transitions • Interpersonal and family conflict • Stress management, burnout, Covid fatigue • Supporting loved ones (i.e. siblings, children, parents, families, significant others) affected by someone else’s mental/physical health or substance use.

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Tyler Roach (he/him) is a grateful settler on the lands of the SENĆOŦEN speaking people. Tyler is working as an Intern at Sea to Tree while he is completing his master’s in counselling psychology through Yorkville University and applying for his RCC. Tyler has spent the last eight years serving families in the community in the capacity of a nature playschool teacher, urban farmer, and teacher mentor with the Sooke Heartwood learning community working with children and youth ranging in age from 2 to 18 years old. Tyler’s deep connection to the soil, all living things and Zen Buddhism deeply inspires his counselling practice. Tyler has also served his community working and volunteering with unhoused youth and adults, youth in corrections as well as working to support families on Income Assistance finding meaningful employment.

Tyler is a proud spouse and father of two children. In his spare time he loves going on hikes with his dog, enjoying the peace that comes from all the natural spaces of the pacific northwest and searching our local forests for unique plants and mushrooms. Tyler also spends his free time working in the garden tending to his plants, chickens, and honeybees and learning about the art of Bonsai.

As a new intern at Sea to Tree Tyler is honing his personal style on how he works with clients but believes strongly in meeting clients where they are at and creating a therapeutic space where we can work collaboratively to follow your lead on the journey towards healing by creating a plan that is unique to the needs of each person.

Tyler is excited to work with youth, teens, adults and seniors and is happy to find places on Forest trails, at parks or on playgrounds as well as meeting at either of our Sea to Tree Offices, online or at the Sea to Tree Yurt.

Services Tyler Offers:

Person-Centered Therapy,

Narrative Therapy

Nature Based Therapy,

Horticulture Therapy,

Zen Buddhist approaches to therapy.

Areas of Focus

Anxiety, Depression, Stress

Life Transitions

Grief and Loss

Relationships and Family Support

Children and Youth with Neurodivergence

ADHD

Gender and Sexuality

Trauma

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