Meet, Jennifer

Jennifer has 21-years of counselling experience and specializes in facilitating therapy for depression and anxiety. She is a dynamic motivational speaker, certified life coach, therapist, author and trainer having earned an Honors bachelor’s degree in Anthropology and Social Work and a master’s degree in Social Work.  She was chosen as one of the recipients of the Queen Elizabeth the II Diamond Jubilee medal in 2012 for her community work and as one of Canada’s women of confidence in the national publication, Chatelaine magazine.

As an educator, Jennifer has created workshops, online programs and delivered various speeches that support and encourage people to overcome fear to reach their full potential.  Her latest endeavors have been creating educational platforms through All Women L.E.A.D. (www.allwomenlead.ca) workshops, anti-racism training through Shifting Perspectives and a co-produced TV show on RogersTV called Melanated View.

Jennifer lives by the motto – to whom much is given, much is required – and is prepared to share and grow with others.

Meet, Pamela

Pamela is a Registered Psychotherapist and Art Therapist with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario and the Ontario Art Therapy Association. Pamela completed her post graduate diploma in Art Therapy through the University of Western Ontario and received her undergraduate degree in Visual Arts minoring in Psychology also at the University of Western Ontario. She also holds a Fundamentals in Addiction certification from Fanshawe College.

As a warm hearted, empathetic individual, Pamela believes that each person is unique and holds within themselves the unlimited potential to overcome life’s obstacles and to reach their personal, professional and relationship goals. She believes that within themselves each person possesses the ability to relate to their individual life experiences with understanding, compassion and acceptance of themselves. Pamela believes in a holistic approach to wellness and achieving goals through developing people’s individual strengths.

With extensive experience working in the addictions and mental health field, Pamela offers talk-based counselling and psychotherapy, art therapy and play-based therapy focused on youth and young adults. She helps to support families in understanding their children's experiences and difficulties to provide them with support in their role as a parent.

Pamela works with children, youth and adults from diverse ethnicities, life experience, occupations and those of the LGBTQ+ community. She welcomes clients experiencing depression, stress, anxiety, social isolation, PTSD & trauma, addiction, emotional and behavioural issues, attachment issues, separation/divorce issues, strengthening family relationships, family stress, school-related stress, workplace stress and those who are looking to overcome barriers and make positive changes in their lives.

Meet, Charles

Since 2018, Charles has been the Pastor with the Living Truth Seventh-day Adventist Church in London, Ontario, previously serving as the Pastor of the Hamilton East Church. Originally from Barbados, Charles’ experience as a Pastor inspired him to pursue his career as a social worker.

After graduating from Andrews University with a Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Health, Charles spent 12 years as a Minister of Religion with the East Caribbean Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. He eventually moved to Canada in 2005, serving as a Caseworker with the City of Toronto for seven years.

Charles resumed his academic journey at Wilfrid Laurier University in 2008, completing a Master of Theological Studies in Theology and Counselling. More recently, he completed a Master of Social Work at King's University College in July 2022, becoming a Registered Social Worker and adding to his impressive list of credentials.