Marina Moore MACP in Progress

Marina (she/her) is a practicum student in Counselling Psychology, currently completing her Master of Counselling at Yorkville University. She practices under the clinical supervision of an approved supervisor. Holding a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Alberta and with years of experience working in neurology and mental health as a Registered Nurse, Marina brings a wealth of knowledge to her counselling practice. Passionate about closing the gap between mental and physical health, Marina recognizes the deep connection between the mind and body. She takes a holistic, person-centred approach, creating a non-judgmental space where clients can reconnect with their authentic selves. Grounded in a biopsychosocial framework, she considers each person’s unique biological, psychological, and socio-cultural experiences when supporting healing and recovery. Her areas of interest include depression and anxiety, ADHD, people-pleasing and codependency, addictions, burnout, stress management, and family and relationship challenges. Marina’s approach is neurodivergent-affirming and trauma-informed, integrating elements of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT), Family Systems Theory, Mindfulness, and Attachment-Based Therapy. She offers counselling in person and virtually, with availability on weekdays, evenings, and weekends

Christina Casciano MACP in Progress

Christina is passionate about helping individuals and families navigate challenges with compassion and creativity while fostering a supportive and non-judgmental environment. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from McGill University and a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine diploma from Pacific Rim College. Christina has worked as an Acupuncturist at an integrative health clinic in Victoria, focusing on chronic pain, mental health, and fertility concerns for over a decade.

 Alongside her work as an Acupuncturist, Christina has extensive experience volunteering and working in diverse roles that have shaped her empathetic approach. She has supported youth in crisis, neurodiverse children and adults, and children in foster families. Christina has volunteered and lived/worked abroad, broadening her perspective and understanding of resilience and cultural diversity.

 Currently completing her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University, Christina integrates Family Systems, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Somatic Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Solution-Focused techniques into her practice. Her counselling interests include relationships, infidelity, identity and sexual exploration, anxiety, depression, fertility concerns, trauma, neurodiverse youth and adults, adoptive and foster families and children, and academic and student life stress.

 In her spare time, Christina enjoys swimming, learning the cello, and travelling to experience new cultures and cuisines. She takes pride in creating a relaxed atmosphere where clients feel comfortable sharing their stories and enjoys listening to and supporting her clients as they navigate life’s challenges. Christina is available for in-person and virtual counselling sessions, with flexible scheduling on weekdays, including some evenings and weekends.

Corey Doak MC in Progress

Corey’s deep appreciation for people from all walks of life and his belief in the transformative power of relationships inspired him to pursue a career in counselling. Currently completing a Master of Counselling at Briercrest Seminary, Corey draws on nearly two decades of experience as a worship pastor in church ministry. He is dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming space where clients feel valued, supported, and understood. With warmth and a non-judgmental approach, Corey guides individuals in uncovering transformative insights and fostering meaningful personal growth through the therapeutic process.

Glenallen Christo MACP in Progress

Glenallen is a naturally caring and empathetic person. He believes in the importance of connection and purpose, often finding the two go hand-in-hand. His approach with clients is to create space for them to experience being more fully known, and to collaborate with them in pursuit of their goals. He appreciates the resources available through approaches like Narrative Therapy, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, and others. Glenallen works with clients in-person and virtually with varying availability Tuesday to Saturday. He is completing his Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology through Yorkville University.

Danielle McCann MACP in Progress

Danielle (she/her) holds a Master of Education (M.Ed) in career development from the University of Southern Queensland and is currently completing her Master of Counselling Psychology (MACP) through Yorkville University. She is an active member of the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association's Climate Informed Counsellors Chapter and brings climate-aware and social justice perspectives to her counselling work. Danielle recognizes the uniqueness of each person and their lived experience. She uses a strengths-based approach to create an inclusive and safe space for clients to process their thoughts and emotions, make meaning of difficult experiences, and work toward creating positive changes in their life. Danielle's areas of interest including supporting individuals who are navigating stressful life transitions, relationship issues, parenting challenges, anxiety, depression, career decision making, burnout or eco/climate distress. She uses a person-centered, integrative approach that draws on concepts and techniques from Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT), Narrative therapy, and Internal Family Systems (IFS) to tailor sessions to the needs of each client. Danielle is open to seeing clients in-person or virtually and has availability on weekends and weekdays. 
 

Mandy Wheatcroft MACP in Progress

Life can bring challenges that leave you feeling uncertain or overwhelmed—whether it’s managing anxiety, coping with stress, grief and loss, or navigating significant life transitions. Finding the right support can make all the difference.
Mandy (She/her) offers a compassionate, safe space where you can explore your feelings and experiences. With a background in social work and years of experience, Mandy uses an integrative, trauma-informed approach tailored to your needs. Together, you can work towards clarity, healing, and growth.
Mandy holds a Bachelor's of Social Work degree from the University of Victoria and is a registered social worker with the BC College of Social Workers. She is currently completing her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University.
Mandy is here to support you on your healing journey and offers flexible scheduling for in-person or online sessions, including evenings and weekends. Reach out today to begin your path toward well-being.
 

Keva Glynn MACP in Progress

Little by little, … the stars began to burn through the sheets of clouds and there was a new voice, which you slowly recognized as your own

-    Mary Oliver, The Journey

Keva (she/her) brings compassion, curiosity and creativity to her work as a therapist. She holds graduate degrees in English Literature and Health Administration and is currently completing her master’s degree in counselling and psychology (MACP) with Yorkville. Keva is a member of the Canadian Counselling and Psychology Association. Before embracing counselling, she held provincial and local leadership positions in the field of mental health and substance use and brings a strong understanding of the resources and services available to clients. 

Keva takes a strengths-based approach, offering a warm, safe space for clients to surface thoughts and feelings, and work towards meaningful change. Keva’s areas of interest include relationship issues, LGBTQ2S+, grief and loss, addictions, anxiety, and depression. She works from a person-centred perspective, drawing from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Solutions Focused Brief Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Motivational Interviewing. Keva works with clients in-person and virtually, and has availability on weekdays, occasional evenings, and weekends. 

Brandon Jones MA in Progress

Brandon holds a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and a Minor in Greek and Roman Studies from the University of Victoria, and he is completing his Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University. Brandon is humbled to advocate for clients in their therapeutic pursuits and is fully committed to helping them work towards specific goals and overcome particular challenges. He brings an integrated and holistic framework to therapy. His approach is to foster a unique connection with each of his clients to address various concerns through an exploratory process that allows clients to sit openly and approach any potential hindrances towards growth, health, and healing. Brandon believes that therapy can lead us to be more vulnerable with ourselves, and often in ways that we have never experienced before. As these moments are shared with one another in the therapeutic environment, the value, meaning, and significance of these experiences can lead to personal transformation and lasting positive life change. Any art, music, writing or other creative expressions can also accompany therapy and are encouraged. 

Nell Hodges MACP in Progress

Nell brings warmth, curiosity and humility to her work. She values human connection, authenticity, and humour and seeks to understand each client’s unique lived experiences. After a career in the BC public service, Nell is now completing her Master of Counselling at City University. Using a person-centred, strengths-based approach, Nell draws on various modalities including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT), and Narrative Therapy. Her areas of interest include supporting individuals through significant life transitions, relationship issues, grief and loss, anxiety, and depression. Nell deeply respects the courage it takes to seek counselling and works collaboratively with her clients to help them achieve their goals. She offers a safe and inclusive space where clients can explore ways to reduce symptoms, gain personal insights, and work toward healing and meaningful change.

Rebecca Fishburne MCC in Progress

Rebecca holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) from the University of Alberta and is completing the Master of Clinical Counselling (MCC) program at City University of Seattle. She values creating an inclusive space where all clients can feel accepted, heard, and supported. She hopes to understand her client’s perspective and goals, ensuring their experiences are acknowledged. Rebecca’s goal is to walk alongside her clients, offering warm, non-judgemental support, and honouring their authenticity, autonomy, and innate power. Her approach is client-centred, exploring different approaches to support each person’s unique healing, and to find out what best suits them. She draws from cognitive behavioural therapy, mindfulness, acceptance and commitment therapy, narrative, somatic, and psychodynamic theory. She has a special interest in working with folks who are experiencing anxiety, depression, gender and sexuality exploration, identity issues, transitions, and grief and loss. Rebecca is open to seeing clients in-person or virtually and has availability on weekends and weekdays.