Play-Based Therapy
Play-based therapy is primarily available for children aged 0–12, though support for older children may be offered based on individual needs. This child-centered, anti-oppressive, and multicultural approach is designed for neurodivergent children, those from diverse cultural backgrounds, and those in unique family or educational settings. With extensive experience supporting autistic children, those with FASD, gifted learners, ADHD, developmental delays, and children in foster care or involved with the ministry, therapy is tailored to each child's needs.
Every session is customized in collaboration with the child’s family to honor their unique strengths and experiences. Through creative, child-led play, therapy provides a safe, nurturing space where children can explore emotions, build resilience, and grow in confidence in a way that feels authentic to them and their family.
Rate
50 minute Session, $160.00
Discounted rates available for Crime Victims Assistance Program (CVAP), and ICBC
Supporting Services
Often, play therapy alone isn’t enough to fully meet a child’s and family’s needs. In addition to play therapy, I offer these additional services to ensure holistic support for every aspect of your child’s well-being.
Caregiver Support
Caregivers come to this space with a wide range of experiences—balancing busy lives, navigating past or ongoing challenges, and often holding deep concern for their child’s well-being. Through a collaborative, strengths-based approach, caregivers receive personalized strategies that honor neurodiversity, family dynamics, and lived experiences. Whether you're parenting solo, co-parenting, or supporting a child in a kinship or foster role, the focus is on practical tools for connection, emotional regulation, and communication. Together, we aim to support your child’s growth while also caring for your own nervous system, capacity, and well-being.
Collaborative Care Consulting serves as a bridge between families and professionals—such as teachers, behavior consultants, speech pathologists, occupational therapists, and school counselors—ensuring that everyone aligns on goals in a way that honors each child’s identity. Often, these professionals rely on methods like ABA that may not be fully neuroaffirming, leading them to seek fresh perspectives when current strategies aren’t working. By facilitating open communication and coordination among all parties, Collaborative Care Consulting creates a consistent, strengths-based plan that respects neurodiversity and fosters meaningful progress at home, in school, and across all supportive environments.