Our AMAZING TEAM MEMBERS!

Jasmine is a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology (MACP) student with a foundation in

community-based family support, early childhood development, and neurodevelopmental

services. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Counselling and bring hands-

on experience working with children, families, newcomers, and individuals from diverse cultural

backgrounds.

She approaches counselling with curiosity and deep respect for each person's lived experience

and capacity for growth. Jasmine integrates elements of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and

Solution-Focused Therapy to support clients in exploring patterns, while also identifying

strengths and practical steps toward meaningful change.

Her work is guided by a client-centred lens that honours identity and individual context. She

strives to create a counselling space that feels safe and empowering. Fluent in English and

Punjabi, Jasmine values culturally affirming connections and is committed to reducing barriers to care

while maintaining inclusive support for all clients.

Eva is currently completing her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology

(MACP) at Yorkville University. She previously completed a Master of Arts in

Psychology in Poland in 2003 and later moved to Canada. Over the years, Eva has

been working in provincial and federal government agencies supporting

individuals living with complex mental health concerns, addictions, childhood, and

intergenerational trauma.Eva offers a client-centred, trauma-informed, and collaborative approach to

counselling, integrating various therapeutic modalities, such as Cognitive

Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, Dialectical Behavioural

Therapy (DBT), and Mindfulness. Eva has a particular interest in working

with individuals who live with a mental health diagnosis, addictions, or are in

conflict with the law. Eva encourages active collaboration, provides a safe and

respectful space, and incorporates gentle humour when challenging her clients'

problematic habits. She offers a nonjudgmental, inclusive, and practical support,

helping clients expand their self-awareness and make meaningful progress towards

their personal goals. Eva provides services in both English and Polish, offering

walk and talk therapy as well as in - office sessions to adults, youth, and families

Harleen is currently completing a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology (MACP) at Yorkville University. She earned her Bachelor of Honours in Sociology in 2019 and completed a Certificate in Mental Health and Substance Use in 2022. She has experience working as a youth support worker, where she supported young people in finding employment, accessing resources, and navigating life challenges. 

Her approach to counselling draws from Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and Solution-Focused Therapy, along with some experience using EMDR-informed techniques. Her goal is to support individuals in building confidence and self-understanding through patience, kindness, and attentive listening. She enjoys helping people identify goals that feel meaningful and aligned with who they are, while recognizing and strengthening the qualities that make them unique. Creating a safe, trusting, and non-judgmental space is very important to me. She values each person’s story and welcome diverse cultural perspectives, taking time to understand what culture and identity mean to you. 

When not supporting clients Harleen enjoys spending time with loved ones and taking walks with her Pomeranian. She also values maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and believes caring for our well-being supports a clearer mind and greater balance in daily life.

Anjali is currently completing her Masters of Arts in Counselling Psychology (MACP) at Yorkville University. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree, with a major in Psychology, and minor in Criminology, from the University of the Fraser Valley. Anjali has experience working alongside youth, children, and families in both community and healthcare settings, supporting individuals impacted by trauma, mental health challenges, and complex life circumstances. 

Anjali strives to create a warm, non-judgmental, and supportive space where clients feel heard, valued, and understood. Her approach is collaborative, holistic, and client-centered. She believes in working alongside clients with respect and curiosity, supporting them in fostering meaningful growth and change. Anjali uses an integrative approach, drawing from modalities such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Strengths-Based Therapy, and Gestalt therapy. She welcomes the opportunity to support you on your journey and is honoured to walk alongside you as you work toward your goals.

Randi is a counselling intern who is passionate about creating a safe, compassionate, and non-judgmental space where individuals can feel heard, understood, and supported. She holds a Bachelor of Psychology (2011), a Bachelor of Social Work (2019), and a Master of Social Work (2026), all earned from the University of the Fraser Valley.

Over the past seven years, Randi has worked with survivors of intimate partner violence as well as individuals who have used abusive behaviours, supporting clients through healing, accountability, and meaningful change. She has also served as a grief companion in a mentorship role, walking alongside individuals as they navigated loss and life transitions.

Randi practices from a trauma-informed perspective and recognizes the profound impact that life experiences can have on emotional well-being, relationships, and personal growth. She has completed specialized training in Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), integrating evidence-based approaches while tailoring her work to each client's unique needs, strengths, and goals.

Randi believes that healing happens through authentic connection and collaboration. She strives to empower clients by building on their resilience and helping them develop practical tools to navigate life's challenges with greater confidence and self-compassion.

Outside of her professional life, Randi enjoys spending time outdoors, hiking local trails, and getting out on the water whenever she can. She is also the proud mother of three teenage daughters, whose experiences continue to deepen her appreciation for the complexities of family life and human connection.

Daniel is a Master of Arts in* Counselling Psychology (MACP) candidate currently completing his internship. With over a decade of experience as a Kinesiologist, Daniel brings a unique, body-informed perspective to his work. He is excited to work with individuals and groups, and is passionate about helping individuals build greater self-awareness and resilience through adversity.

Daniel’s therapeutic approach is grounded in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), supporting clients to build practical skills for emotional regulation, resilience, and change. He believes in the power of striving, perseverance, and adaptability, and works collaboratively with clients to explore how adversity can become a catalyst for personal growth and self-development.

Rooted in values of curiosity, courage, and connection, Daniel offers a supportive and non-judgmental space for individuals ready to explore themselves and move toward meaningful change.

Mylene is a graduate student in Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University and an Inclusive Support Teacher with over 25 years of experience in education. Her professional background includes expertise in inclusive learning, behavioural intervention, and family school collaboration. Mylene’s counselling approach is integrative, drawing from family systems, trauma informed, and culturally responsive frameworks. She works with adults, parents, and couples seeking to rebuild connection, manage stress, and find meaning in their lives. Grounded in both Filipino and Canadian perspectives, Mylene values empathy, collaboration, and cultural awareness in supporting clients through life transitions and relational challenges. She strives to create a warm, inclusive, and nonjudgmental space where clients can explore patterns, deepen self-understanding, and strengthen relationships. Mylene is open to working with individuals, couples, and families from diverse backgrounds, fostering growth and resilience through compassion, curiosity, and evidence based practice.

Barb’s passion in counselling is about balance and wholeness. She is currently completing her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University. Barb has a Bachelor of Kinesiology with a specialization in injury assessment, injury prevention and exercise prescription from the University of Alberta. After retiring from professional sport barb transitioned to her current position with Alberta Health Services as a Kinesiologist and Exercise Specialist within a program, she was a founding member of. She invites an opportunity to work with people to find an approach that works for them. A certified Death Doula, Advanced Obesity Counselling certified, Trauma Informed Family and Systems Constellation Facilitator, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), somatics. Barb has a special place and 15 years' experience working with older adults. She is especially interested in helping twins and their family understand the twin bond and how to effectively live and play with them. Non-judgemental and caring go hand in hand with Barb’s hands on approach to balance and wholeness.

Alicia is pursuing a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University and

feels honored to join the team at ProMentality. Alicia is driven by her passion for helping

individuals navigate the complexities of relational trauma, emotional turbulence, and

parenting challenges. With a background and strong foundation in crisis counselling and

intervention, she has provided support to individuals during some of their most challenging

moments. She also has experience supporting individuals impacted by substance use

issues, whether directly or through a loved one, as well as individuals experiencing

relational trauma, and intimate partner violence.

Alicia operates from a trauma-informed, relational lens, working with both adults and

youth. She is trained in DBT, ACT, and the Gottman Method, allowing her to tailor her

approach to meet clients’ unique needs. Believing in the power of compassion, she

creates a warm, safe, nonjudgmental space for clients to explore their feelings freely and

feel truly understood. Committed to empowerment, Alicia walks alongside clients as they

take meaningful steps towards finding balance and a renewed sense of hope.

Sandy is an intern counsellor with over 25 years of experience in education and 15 years of specialized work in trauma, mental health, and community-based programs. She brings a deeply empathetic presence to her work, grounded in the belief that healing begins in safe, trusting relationships.

She holds an MA from Royal Roads University and is currently completing her counselling studies in pursuit of RCC designation. Sandy has also developed and taught trauma-focused courses at UBC Okanagan, with an emphasis on building resilience and understanding the roots of trauma. She brings warmth, curiosity, and deep respect for the strength and wisdom each person carries.

Sandy takes a personalized, integrative approach that is guided by each client’s unique needs and goals. Her work is client-centred and trauma-informed, with a strong awareness of how systemic and cultural factors shape our experiences and well-being.