Our Strength Is Our Team!

*Not accepting new clients at this time*

*Current client’s please email Karen directly to book an appointment*

Karen is a Registered Social Worker employed in various health settings for 20+ years.  She is an experienced clinician, having worked with clients in numerous roles.

Karen’s passion is to see people establish and restore healthy relationships, and to help people live their lives to the fullest. She does that through a variety of approaches that are research driven and scientifically based.  She is eclectic, drawing from years of clinical training, graduate work, and experience.  She loves to continue to learn, research, attend training, and absorb resources to enhance her therapeutic skills. Karen is trained in a variety of evidence-based approaches such as Acceptance & Commitment Therapy, Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, Unified Protocol for Treatment of Emotional Disorders, and PCOMs —this is just an overview!  She is constantly looking for new opportunities to learn new skills.

Together you will work on strategies that allow you to address the root causes of your concerns and build meaningful social connections.  Her approach is collaborative and accepting.  You set the direction and goals of therapy, and together will work towards achieving your goals.  Real change starts with you. She is a firm believer in creating lasting change and owning your own victories! 

On a personal note, Karen enjoys traveling and experiencing different cultures (with Italy and Vietnam being favourites), spending time with her family, friends, and pets.

Education:

Karen began her studies at the University of Saskatchewan completing her BA in Psychology, then going to the University of Regina to complete her Bachelors of SW and Masters of SW.

Certified with the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers.

Train the trainer certification with Partners for Change Outcome Management System (PCOMs).

Karen is a registered Social Worker with the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers (#1193)

Approved provider for NIHB & Victim’s Compensation

Meghan is a registered Social Worker who has been working in health focused settings since completing her Bachelor of Social Work in 2006.  Meghan has held various roles, working with various age groups, demographics and cultural backgrounds.

Meghan truly believes we are in control of our own lives but sometimes we need a little guidance to get to where we want to be.  Meghan is authentic and compassionate, using insightful support as she journeys with her clients through a variety of challenges. Meghan understands that one’s past has influenced the present but it need not dictate the future. Our life experiences, positive or negative, are building blocks for who we are today and can be effective tools in creating who we aspire to be tomorrow.  Meghan’s practice includes but is not limited to individuals with ADHD, relationship difficulties, stress, family conflict, depression and grief.

Meghan was born and raised in Regina, is married with 2 children. Meghan loves to be outside and spend the summers camping.

Meghan is a Registered Social Worker with the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers (Registration #2014).

Approved provider for NIHB & Victim’s Compensation     Direct Billing available to some providers

Kevin is a Registered Social Worker with over ten years of experience helping people in Regina and the surrounding areas.  He has had the pleasure of working with a diverse population and a wide range of concerns.  Kevin has strong clinical skills in the areas of addictions, depression, anxiety and relationship issues.  His counselling approach is both holistic and person-centred with a warm and compassionate style.  He will meet you where you are without any stigmatizing labels.

Kevin’s passion, professionalism and experience help to establish a trusting, ethical, therapeutic relationship with clients leading to counselling that fits the person and situation.  Whether you are seeking change to achieve a balanced life or just a reflective nonjudgmental listener, Kevin is looking forward to working to with you.

On a personal note, Kevin’s family is his priority.  He has been married for over twenty-five years, he has two children and two grandchildren.  His work experience also includes holding a full Electrical Journey Person prior to achieving a Bachelor of Social Work.  

Kevin is a Registered Social Worker with the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers (Registration # 2413).

Maureen has many years experience in healthcare and has been a registered social worker since 2002. She specializes in mental health including but not limited to  depression, anxiety, BiPolar Disorder, grief, death and dying, illness and injury; aging,  Alzheimer’s,  Dementia, family support and education, co-morbid conditions, cognitive disability and mental health.  

Interests include running, triathlon, reading and hanging out with her dog. 

Compassion, knowledge and education, empathy, caring and support are of the utmost concern.  

Kim views her role as a counsellor to offer guidance to identify goals, and work towards achieving the changes you feel will most benefit your life and relationships.  Previous clients have described Kim’s approach as down to earth, compassionate and practical.  Kim believes in developing effective problem-solving skills and stress management strategies that can support positive self-development.  Different life experiences will impact us in unexpected ways, and counselling can help us process experiences that are having an unwelcome impact on your emotions and day to day functioning.  Anxiety and depression can result when these difficulties go unaddressed.  Together we can process the challenges you are experiencing and restore hope, healing and happiness.

Kim offers individual and couples therapy.  She is also able to offer counselling to families experiencing parent-teen conflict. Kim is experienced in treating anxiety, depression, trauma, substance misuse, grief and disordered eating.  Kim is also a practicing Christian so if your faith is important, we can also approach counselling drawing on spiritual teachings.

Kim has a Masters of Social Work Degree from the University of Regina and has worked in a variety of social work settings resulting in familiarity in different systems, policies and legislation.

Kim was born and raised in Regina, is married and has two teenage “bonus” children.  Kim enjoys hobby photography, singing, cooking and spending time with her beloved border collie Bowzer and cat Koopa.  Adventure is important to Kim and she loves to travel whenever the opportunity arises.  Kim enjoys being outdoors camping or ice fishing depending on the season.  She has a large extended family spread across Canada and the US.  Kim enjoys planning events and bringing people together. Kim is looking forward to meeting you and working together!

Kim is a registered Social Worker with the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers (#3906).

Garry is a Registered Social Worker who has worked in youth care and family social work settings since 2014. Garry has held various front-line roles and has worked with diverse populations from all walks of life.

Garry has collected a variety of life experience to complement his human service experiences through the study of natural sciences and the Chinese language. Garry has experience from his work in the trades as well which has given him a broad perspective in various areas.

Garry believes that in order for effective counselling a strong relationship between counsellor and client is necessary. Garry has been described as relatable, supportive, and easy to understand. Garry’s approach to counselling is trauma-informed, person-centred, strengths-based, and anti-oppressive.

As a second-generation Canadian born to immigrant parents Garry offers a culturally-humble perspective when engaged in counselling. Garry is also a practicing Christian and will draw from spiritual teachings if that is of importance or preferred.

Garry was born and raised in Regina and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Chinese Language and Literature along with a Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Regina. Garry is able to engage conversationally in French, Cantonese, and lightly in Mandarin Chinese.

Garry tells people that his hobby is collecting hobbies such as: rock climbing, video games, reading, music, cooking, and more. Garry enjoys spending time with friends and family. Garry is excited to meet you and walk alongside you in support!

Garry is a Registered Social Worker with the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers (Registration #6582).

Camila is a collaborative, non-judgmental, and goal-oriented counsellor dedicated to assisting individuals creating meaningful change in their lives. Camila believes that every individual holds the expertise in their own life journey. With her compassionate approach, she offers support to individuals at different stages, assisting them in navigating their unique paths to mental well-being. With expertise in various integrative techniques such as Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy, Compassion-Focused Therapy, and Internal Family Systems, she focuses on building self-acceptance and self-compassion. Camila has extensive experience working with adults and mature teens dealing with challenges like depression and anxiety. She warmly welcomes individuals from diverse cultural and spiritual backgrounds.

Camila obtained a Master’s of Counselling degree in April of 2023, and is a Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC)

Registered with Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA, License #11245387)

Master of Arts Counselling Psychology Program from Yorkville University

Daisy is currently a practicum student at Bloom Counselling & Wellness Center. Daisy is interested in working with individuals from all backgrounds but has the most experience with Indigenous, 2SLGBTQ+ (Two-Spirit, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning+) individuals and those practicing polyamory. Daisy has previous experience in healthy relationship & intimate relationship education and peer support. 

Daisy graduated in 2021 from the University of Saskatchewan with two degrees, a Bachelor of Arts and Science in Health Studies and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. In her current Counselling Psychology program, she has learned classic psychological theories such as CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy), Solution-Focused Brief Therapy and a Person Centered approach that enables client’s to understand and work through their concerns in a compassionate and non-judgmental manner.