Women's Issues therapists in Fernie, British Columbia BC, Canada CA
Women's Issues
Karen Brodie, Open Heart Counselling
Counsellor/Therapist, RCC 18284
As women, we face a specific set of biases and challenges, some of which can be hard to identify because these invisible forces are designed to make us feel inadequate, lesser than, and unworthy. From workplace challenges to body image issues, women face a lot of pressure. We will identify, label and challenge these pressures with the use of narrative therapies, examining the structures of power that want to "keep us in our place" and how to dismantle them.
3 Years Experience
Women's Issues
Rena Chinn
Therapist, LMHC, MACP, MBA
Primarily work with women
13 Years Experience
Women's Issues
Nina Hopmeier
Licensed Professional Counsellor, Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC)
Women’s Issues involve a wide range of topics, some of which include feeling undervalued, underserved in the work place, surviving emotional and physical abuse, power struggles, and sexual trauma. Although each of my clients present with varying concerns one of the commonalities across my work is helping women gain a sense of empowerment and belief in their ability to survive hardships with grace and authenticity. Depending on your unique needs and history I will incorporate various therapy models into our work. We will also explore the barriers that are preventing you from living a rich and fulfilling life. Often unresolved past struggles are linked to current difficulties. Once people gain insight into the factors that prevent them from feeling fulfilled and satisfied, they begin their journey to getting unstuck from pain and helplessness. If you are a women struggling in today’s society I would be happy to help you find the tools that you need in order to live the type of life that you desire and deserve. Feel free to call me to discuss further, it is never too late for change and growth.
13 Years Experience
Women's Issues
Kristen Bailey Counselling
Counsellor/Therapist, Masters of Arts Counselling Psychology
I am a cis gender woman myself and have worked mostly with women in my private practice. There are certain issues that do affect us personally- societal pressures and oppression history, hormones, expectations from ourselves and others that keep us stuck.
8 Years Experience
Women's Issues
Nicola Deane Counselling
Counsellor/Therapist, RTC
A woman's counselling experience can be best supported with a therapist who understands the particular dynamics of being a woman within the phases of her life. The role of a woman takes many forms in our society and managing through it all we may find we lose a bit of ourselves in the process. Accepting support can be a beautiful start to feeling grounded, navigating change, finding our strengths, accessing resources, and creating a meaningful life that aligns with our values, needs, and desires.
2 Years Experience