Hi, my name is Bryan
I am a certified life coach and a Masters in Counselling student at Yorkville University. I have been working in the mental health and social services field for the past ten years with various organizations. I enjoy meeting with clients to discuss how I can be helpful to them on their journey for change and personal growth, by establishing meaningful treatment goals. I am devoted to delivering therapy services tailored to the unique values and preferences of each person. I utilize a trauma-informed approach that intentionally fosters a safe and supportive space, that is inviting and inclusive for all individuals.
I'm deeply committed to a strengths-based, holistic approach to psychotherapy, utilizing client-centered, trauma processing, and cognitive-behavioral therapies. I support clients navigating trauma, discrimination, major life transitions, stress, grief, depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, sleep issues, low self-esteem, interpersonal challenges, and ADHD.
I currently work with teenagers and adults in individual therapy contexts. I am currently accepting new clients. If you are interested in working together or scheduling an initial session to discuss treatment planning and goals, please contact our office for more information.
Education and Training
Master of Arts in Counselling & Psychology (Cand.), (in Progress)
Certified Coach Practitioner, 2022
Mental Health First Aid, 2020
Bachelor of of Advanced Arts Psychology, 2017
Licenses & Supervision
CCP Certificate No. s1030722-1
Supervised by Celna Sousa, Registered Social Worker (MB: 4964, SK: 5847, ON: 837291, AB: 16963, BC: 16963)
Direct Contact: bryan@mindandocean.com
Clients working with me
Are teenagers and adults in both individual and family therapy contexts
Have some idea of what goals to reach, but unsure about what to do or where to go with it
Ready to make changes in life, and learn to develop goals
My Values seeing clients
I welcome teenagers and adults from different backgrounds
My area of interest and specialization is working with the BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, and Racialized communities