Meet Our Therapists
Farah AlHomoud
RCC
Farah has experience supporting women navigating life transitions, addiction, grief, domestic abuse, immigration or cultural transitions, racial identity, low self-esteem, shame, guilt, stress, and other women’s issues. She particularly enjoys helping women reconnect with their bodies and themselves in a holistic way, including mind, body, and soul, while increasing emotional awareness, building coping skills, and developing confidence, as well as supporting women in reconnecting with their purpose, setting and achieving meaningful goals, and embracing personal growth. Farah finds it deeply rewarding to work with women who are open to change and committed to exploring growth in a safe and supportive environment.


Sophie Arkell
(MC, RCC, D.VATI)
Sophie is a Registered Clinical Counsellor committed to providing compassionate mental health support for youth, adults, and families. Through her work, she strives to create a warm and authentic space; one where clients feel supported in navigating and exploring how thoughts, feelings, and experiences inform the ways we show up and interact with the world around us.
Sophie practices from a relational, attachment-based, culturally sensitive, and trauma-informed perspective. In her work she prioritizes transparency, collaboration, and awareness of the societal, environmental, and cultural impacts on mental health.
Natalie Webber
MSW, RSW
Natalie welcomes new individual clients from BC and Ontario for online and phone appointments.
Natalie is a dedicated social worker bringing a warm, person-centered, collaborative approach to therapy that focuses on your journey, values, strengths and goals. She nurtures self-compassion and self-care as client’s journey through their lives. She fosters safe and non-judgmental therapeutic relationships that understand you in the context of your unique experiences. She warmly welcomes clients of diverse identities and life experiences. She takes an eclectic trauma-informed, anti-oppressive, and attachment-based approach practice drawing on different modalities to meet your individual needs.


Lynne Marvell
M.ED, CCC, CCTP
Accepting new individual, youth (12+), couples, and family clients from BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, NWT, and the Yukon.
First, a bit about me. I completed a Master’s degree in counselling in 2010 and am a Certified Clinical Trauma Professiona, registered in good standing with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association. My background as a parent, teacher, mediator and advocate inform my counselling approach.
I work with diverse populations: 2SLGBTQIA+, adults, adolescents and families as well as women experiencing reproductive challenges, post-partum depression and menopause.
Emily Baum
(MACP, RCC)
Emily is a dedicated Registered Clinical Counsellor specializing in a holistic, person-centered, and non-pathologizing approach to mental health and well-being. She is passionate about guiding individuals and couples through their unique journeys, helping them to find healing and growing through traumatic and challenging experiences. Through developing connected interpersonal relationships, she helps individuals and couples to transform the chaos of life into calm. Her goal as a counsellor is to provide validation, affirmation, gentle guidance and hope for a path to your better future.
Over years of counselling work, she has been fortunate to develop a diverse toolkit, enabling her to gain extensive expertise in trauma-informed approaches such as EMDR, DBT, CBT, Solution-Focused Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Gottman theory-based couples counselling. Emily offers these approaches and modalities through Telehealth counselling online or via telephone, as well as in-person sessions in Vancouver, BC.


Emily Baum
(MACP, RCC)
Emily is a dedicated Registered Clinical Counsellor specializing in a holistic, person-centered, and non-pathologizing approach to mental health and well-being. She is passionate about guiding individuals and couples through their unique journeys, helping them to find healing and growing through traumatic and challenging experiences. Through developing connected interpersonal relationships, she helps individuals and couples to transform the chaos of life into calm. Her goal as a counsellor is to provide validation, affirmation, gentle guidance and hope for a path to your better future.
Over years of counselling work, she has been fortunate to develop a diverse toolkit, enabling her to gain extensive expertise in trauma-informed approaches such as EMDR, DBT, CBT, Solution-Focused Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Gottman theory-based couples counselling. Emily offers these approaches and modalities through Telehealth counselling online or via telephone, as well as in-person sessions in Vancouver, BC.

Jennifer Baker
MEd, RCC, PMH-C
In my practice, I firmly believe that you are the expert in your own life, and that it is not my place to decide what is best for you. You bring your specialty knowledge on what has worked and what hasn’t worked into your counselling experience, and it is our job to work together to access your own inner wisdom and to help you find the best path forward.
As your counsellor, it is my goal to come alongside you to support you in learning how to resolve, manage, or accept the various challenges that life brings. I aim to create a warm, judgment-free professional relationship where you may feel safe to explore your thoughts, feelings, memories, relationships, and behaviours more deeply and authentically, with the overall goal in mind of creating lasting change for a more balanced and resourceful life.

Farah AlHomoud
RCC
Farah has experience supporting women navigating life transitions, addiction, grief, domestic abuse, immigration or cultural transitions, racial identity, low self-esteem, shame, guilt, stress, and other women’s issues. She particularly enjoys helping women reconnect with their bodies and themselves in a holistic way, including mind, body, and soul, while increasing emotional awareness, building coping skills, and developing confidence, as well as supporting women in reconnecting with their purpose, setting and achieving meaningful goals, and embracing personal growth. Farah finds it deeply rewarding to work with women who are open to change and committed to exploring growth in a safe and supportive environment.


Sophie Arkell
(MC, RCC, D.VATI)
Sophie is a Registered Clinical Counsellor committed to providing compassionate mental health support for youth, adults, and families. Through her work, she strives to create a warm and authentic space; one where clients feel supported in navigating and exploring how thoughts, feelings, and experiences inform the ways we show up and interact with the world around us.
Sophie practices from a relational, attachment-based, culturally sensitive, and trauma-informed perspective. In her work she prioritizes transparency, collaboration, and awareness of the societal, environmental, and cultural impacts on mental health.
Natalie Webber
MSW, RSW
Natalie welcomes new individual clients from BC and Ontario for online and phone appointments.
Natalie is a dedicated social worker bringing a warm, person-centered, collaborative approach to therapy that focuses on your journey, values, strengths and goals. She nurtures self-compassion and self-care as client’s journey through their lives. She fosters safe and non-judgmental therapeutic relationships that understand you in the context of your unique experiences. She warmly welcomes clients of diverse identities and life experiences. She takes an eclectic trauma-informed, anti-oppressive, and attachment-based approach practice drawing on different modalities to meet your individual needs.

Lynne Marvell
M.ED, CCC, CCTP
Accepting new individual, youth (12+), couples, and family clients from BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, NWT, and the Yukon.
First, a bit about me. I completed a Master’s degree in counselling in 2010 and am a Certified Clinical Trauma Professiona, registered in good standing with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association. My background as a parent, teacher, mediator and advocate inform my counselling approach.
I work with diverse populations: 2SLGBTQIA+, adults, adolescents and families as well as women experiencing reproductive challenges, post-partum depression and menopause.
Emily Baum
(MACP, RCC)
Emily is a dedicated Registered Clinical Counsellor specializing in a holistic, person-centered, and non-pathologizing approach to mental health and well-being. She is passionate about guiding individuals and couples through their unique journeys, helping them to find healing and growing through traumatic and challenging experiences. Through developing connected interpersonal relationships, she helps individuals and couples to transform the chaos of life into calm. Her goal as a counsellor is to provide validation, affirmation, gentle guidance and hope for a path to your better future.
Over years of counselling work, she has been fortunate to develop a diverse toolkit, enabling her to gain extensive expertise in trauma-informed approaches such as EMDR, DBT, CBT, Solution-Focused Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Gottman theory-based couples counselling. Emily offers these approaches and modalities through Telehealth counselling online or via telephone, as well as in-person sessions in Vancouver, BC.


Jennifer Baker
MEd, RCC, PMH-C
In my practice, I firmly believe that you are the expert in your own life, and that it is not my place to decide what is best for you. You bring your specialty knowledge on what has worked and what hasn’t worked into your counselling experience, and it is our job to work together to access your own inner wisdom and to help you find the best path forward.
As your counsellor, it is my goal to come alongside you to support you in learning how to resolve, manage, or accept the various challenges that life brings. I aim to create a warm, judgment-free professional relationship where you may feel safe to explore your thoughts, feelings, memories, relationships, and behaviours more deeply and authentically, with the overall goal in mind of creating lasting change for a more balanced and resourceful life.
Free
Consultation
It is our priority that you find a qualified, licensed, and experienced therapist with whom you connect well and who can effectively support you. We certainly hope that one of our therapists are a good fit for your needs, though we recognize that we do not “click” with every person we meet. As such, we are happy to offer free, 15-minute consultations to prospective clients to ensure that we are a good match for your counselling therapy.
Administration Hours
Monday: 8 am to 8 pm
Tuesday: 8 am to 8 pm
Wednesday: 8 am to 8 pm
Thursday: 8 am to 8 pm
Friday: 8 am to 8 pm
Saturday - Sunday
Closed

