After graduating with an honours degree in Psychology, Ryan moved on to complete a Master’s degree in clinical counselling. I’m Ryan Jones, a Trauma-Informed Counsellor based in British Columbia, offering in-person and online counselling for individuals, youth, and families. My approach is compassionate, grounded, and practical—focused on helping you move from merely surviving to truly thriving. Over the years, I’ve supported people through some of life’s toughest challenges, including anxiety, trauma, addiction, and crisis. I’ve had the privilege of working in schools, clinics, and Indigenous communities, helping clients find strength, safety, and hope through connection and understanding. I believe counselling should feel like a safe, inclusive conversation where you can slow down, be heard, and explore your story at your own pace. Together, we’ll work toward healing, balance, and a deeper sense of self. My Approach to Counselling My work draws from trauma-informed, person-centered, and strength-based perspectives, integrating evidence-based methods such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, and Mindfulness. This means our sessions focus on both immediate coping and long-term growth—addressing what’s happening right now while also exploring the deeper patterns shaping your experiences. I see counselling as a partnership: my role isn’t to “fix” you, but to walk alongside you as you heal, learn, and rediscover what makes you resilient.

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Sybille is known by those she interacts with as warm, caring, accepting, and supportive. Her core values—empathy, authenticity, and respect—are evident in all areas of her life. She believes that all feelings have a purpose and deserve to be acknowledged, even when expressing them can feel challenging.

Her counselling approach combines person-centered therapy with somatic work. With over two decades of yoga practice, Sybille has developed a deep understanding of how the body stores experiences and communicates them—particularly in individuals living with chronic pain and trauma. As a creative individual, she tailors her therapeutic approach to meet the unique needs of each client.

Sybille also brings valuable experience working with individuals with intellectual disabilities, neurodiversity, and autism. She is honored to witness and support clients on their healing journeys.

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Dominique Logan comes from a small, close-knit town in Northern Manitoba, where she is currently completing her practicum. Deeply rooted in her community, she values the lessons and resilience of the place that shaped her, and she carries that sense of connection into her work with others.

Dominique has a deep appreciation for Indigenous culture and is committed to continually learning from the diverse cultural traditions and practices of the people she serves. She approaches her work from a collaborative, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed perspective, believing that the most meaningful growth happens when we honor each person’s unique story and strengths.

She is especially interested in the mind-body connection, mindfulness, and somatic practices, weaving these approaches into her work to help clients not just understand their challenges, but also feel more at home in themselves.

Dominique believes that her role is not to “fix” or take over someone’s journey, but to walk alongside them — offering guidance, compassion, and encouragement every step of the way. She sees her clients as the experts in their own lives and strives to learn from them what has worked before, so together they can build on those strengths and develop new skills to help them grow into the best versions of themselves.

Grounded, open-hearted, and always learning, Dominique brings a spirit of curiosity and respect to her practice — creating a space where clients feel seen, heard, and supported as they navigate their own path forward.

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For over ten years Tony has had the privilege of supporting youth and men in improving their lives and mental health in institutional and non-profit organizations in the Fraser Valley. He has supported Indigenous and non-Indigenous men who have experienced severe trauma, substance abuse, abusive relationships, dysfunctional sexual lifestyles, isolation, and anger management issues.

Through active listening and other strategies, he helps adult and young men identify the root causes of their struggles, set meaningful goals, develop practical solutions, and build skills to create lasting change. His approach is non-judgmental, client-centered, and integrative—tailored to each client’s unique needs and comfort level.

At the heart of his work is the development of a strong and compassionate relationship with his clients. He strives to equip men with practical tools to break free from destructive behaviour patterns and to empower them to face life’s challenges with strength and resilience. Through his TrueMenWellness.com initiative one of his ultimate goals is to develop a growing community of men who can support each other as they work towards balance and wellness in their lives.

Tony obtained his master’s in counselling psychology from Yorkville University and is a Registered Clinical Counsellor with the British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors. He also completed studies in Criminology in Douglas College and holds a BA in English Literature and Latin American Studies from UBC.

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