Growth Is Within Us.

Tanya Wright

Clinical Social Worker

Tanya Wright is a clinical social worker who has developed a passion for joining with people who have chosen (sometimes with great trepidation) to travel into difficult, sometimes unfamiliar, places.

This is a privileged experience every time – when the travelling feels wearisome and uncomfortable, when the destination changes and anxiety rises, when an unexpected break on the horizon opens up and life begins stirring in parts unknown or forgotten – I am motivated to keep up with you, to witness, to guide, to compassionately experience with you this stretch of the journey.

With a Masters degree in Clinical Social Work, a Bachelors of Applied Science degree in Gerontology, and 15 years of experience as a clinician and a case manager in various settings, I bring a strong affinity for attachment theory perspectives in understanding how we relate to ourselves, others, and the world around us. Drawing mostly from CBT, DBT, EFT, narrative-based, and psychodynamic approaches to enhancing self-understanding and quality of life, I continue to do my best learning by being present in my own life.

Darrin Henry

I have a more than 20 years of counselling, wellness, and critical incident work with individuals, couples, families and workplaces.

My counselling philosophy is based on the client leading the process in terms of when, where and how to engage with their “problem”, or their struggles at the particular point in their life. Helping a client to feel heard, understood, and establishing hope to have influence over the areas that they are having difficulty with is primary for me in working with others. Creating a context for the problem is also one of the main areas that I focus on with clients throughout counselling.

Therapeutic modalities that I draw on in my work include insight oriented approaches, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Family Systems, Narrative Therapy, while always keeping in mind past trauma, attachment related distress, and current patterns of behaviour that may be causing difficulties for others in the client’s life.

I was previously a member of the Clinical Panel with the Office of the Children’s Lawyer completing assessments and providing recommendations to the Court in areas of Decision Making and Parenting Time. I have also worked with several Employee Assistance providers providing service in areas of counselling, wellness, critical incident debriefing and follow up with organizations, and in training for employees in areas of managing stress, communication, parenting, and others.

Erika Wettlaufer

Therapist – MSW RSW

Erika Wettlaufer is a therapist with a Master’s Degree in Social Work and over 20 years of experience working with children, youth, parents, and families. Erika has training in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Collaborative Proactive Solutions, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy Skills Informed, Motivational Interviewing, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.

Known for her creativity, kindness, and deep compassion, Erika believes everyone deserves a safe space to be heard and understood. She understands that parenting is one of the most rewarding yet challenging jobs, and she provides guidance to parents as they support their children through an attachment-informed lens. She also recognizes the many stresses that children and youth face, helping them manage those overwhelming feelings through tailored, individual, strength-based approaches.

Erika meets her clients where they are, offering practical tools to help them achieve their goals and move toward healing. Her philosophy is rooted in the belief that every person is unique, and her work is designed to empower individuals by addressing their distinct needs with care and empathy.