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Olivia@providencetherapybc.com
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about me
Hi, I’m Olivia, a Registered Clinical Counsellor at Providence Therapy.

Accepting Clients
Yes
languages
English
Availability
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Individual Counselling:
Couples/Relationship Counselling:
style of therapy
Who I Work Best With
I often work with people who have spent a lot of time trying to understand themselves through reflection, reading, or past therapy, but still feel stuck in certain patterns.
In our work, we take time to make sense of what’s happening while also finding ways to shift it. The work is shaped around you as an individual, as well as the environments and systems you’re part of, and I aim to create a space that feels genuine, collaborative, and supportive of who you are as a whole person.

Area of focus
What it’s like to Work with Me
My style is engaged, intuitive, and collaborative. Clients often share that they feel treated like a real person in our work, not just a set of symptoms or a problem to solve. I can be direct when it’s helpful, while staying attuned and compassionate, and I aim to name patterns in a way that feels clear and useful.
I work experientially, integrating approaches such as EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and psychodynamic therapy. This means we’re not only talking about your experiences, but working with how they show up in real time. Where helpful, I also offer practical strategies to support you between sessions, and use the space to experiment with new ways of relating, responding, and showing up.

modalities
The human behind the therapist
Outside of the therapy room, I tend to enjoy experiencing different ends of the spectrum. I love spending time off the grid in nature connecting to land, and also exploring the liveliness of cities through music, art, and unexpected conversations. I’m drawn to creativity and the different ways people make meaning of the world.
Like many of us at Providence, I’m also a bit of a therapy nerd. I often find myself caught up in conversations about different therapeutic models and spend a lot of time continuing to learn, reflect, and connect with others in the field.

My Experience & Training
Over the past decade, I have worked across community agencies and counselling clinics, supporting individuals, groups, couples, and co-parents.I have also designed and delivered therapeutic mental health programming and provided consultation to help organizations better adapt services to the needs and lived realities of their communities.
My experience includes working with immigrant and QTBIPOC communities, men, and neurodivergent clients, including ADHD, particularly later diagnoses. I have supported individuals healing from abuse, relational trauma, and intergenerational wounds, and adapt therapeutic approaches to fit cross-cultural contexts, complex family dynamics, and the multiple roles and identities people navigate.
Early in my career, I launched one of Montréal’s first English-speaking young fathers’ mental health groups. I have also volunteered with a crisis and suicide hotline, worked with Black and Indigenous communities guided by the teachings of Elders and community leaders, and supported the development of student clinicians through intern supervision.
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about me
Choosing a therapist can feel daunting, especially in a world that often feels complex and uncertain. You might not know where to start, and that’s completely okay. As someone who has walked my own healing path, I understand the courage it takes to take that first step.
In my work, I collaborate with clients to understand their unique values, needs, and stories. I take a systemic and holistic perspective, recognizing that our experiences are shaped not only by our inner worlds but also by our relationships, communities, and the broader systems we move through. Together, we co-create a space where you feel safe, seen, and supported, and empowered to move toward the life you want with more self-trust and clarity.
My approach integrates EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and psychodynamic therapy, blending body-based, attachment-focused, and bottom-up work to support deeper emotional processing and nervous system regulation. Sessions are collaborative and paced to meet your readiness for change, whether that’s through reflection, skill-building, or trauma processing. Clients often share that they appreciate my direct approach, as well as the integration of humour and moments of joy. If you’d like to learn more, feel free to book a free call to see if we’d be a good fit.
I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) through BCACC and a Certified Canadian Counsellor (CCC) with the CCPA. I hold a Master’s in Counselling Psychology from McGill University and a B.A. in Human Relations (Specialization in Family and Youth Work) from Concordia University.
Over the past decade, I’ve supported a wide range of clients in schools, group homes, community agencies, and counselling clinics. My background includes extensive work with immigrant and QTBIPOC communities, men, and neurodivergent clients, as well as individuals healing from abuse, relational trauma, and intergenerational wounds. Early in my career, I launched one of Montréal’s first English-speaking young fathers’ mental health groups and have continued to advocate for men’s emotional well-being and relational growth.
I’ve also volunteered for a crisis and suicide hotline and worked closely with Black and Indigenous communities, guided by the teachings of Elders and community leaders. Their influence continues to shape my commitment to ongoing learning, humility, and the continued decolonization of my practice.
I support older youth (16+) and adults, including men, caregivers, and clients exploring identity, gender, and sexuality within QTBIPOC and 2SLGBTQIA+ communities.
“These pains you feel are messengers. Listen to them.” — Rumi
When I’m not working, I’m often recharging in nature off-grid on a Gulf Island, enjoying live music, taking part in community events, or exploring new dishes with friends.