At the core of Breeana’s (she/her) work is a deeply held belief that we are wired for connection. Experiencing painful emotions—or not having our joy and happiness met and celebrated—can be incredibly isolating. As a counsellor of European settler ancestry, she is committed to the ongoing work of decolonizing her practice, aiming to co-create a culturally responsive, anti-oppressive space to safely explore cultural and systemic trauma. Breeana works from a trauma-informed, depth-oriented lens that centres the nervous system and our inner world. She is passionate about supporting clients navigating both recent traumatic experiences and complex, longstanding trauma, integrating EMDR with a relational, attachment-focused approach. She prioritizes creating safety and building a deep, trusting relationship before moving into deeper work. Breeana encourages slowing down and creating space to be curious about the intersections of mind, body, and spirit. She brings her own humanity into sessions, showing up authentically to support clients in discovering what they are capable of. Ultimately, Breeana believes that we are built for healing, and that relationship is key to deep psychological change. Integrating these values into her own life, she finds peace and grounding in the ocean and forests, while embodying healing through movement and dance.