Janette Carr, MA, RCC, RSW

Janette Carr is a retired corrections officer who later transitioned into healthcare, working as a social worker during the COVID-19 pandemic. Across both professions, she experienced firsthand the impact of frontline trauma and anger, both personally and alongside her colleagues, which shaped her deep understanding of how unprocessed stress and emotional strain can affect every area of life.

Motivated by her own journey of seeking support through counselling, Janette pursued advanced education in social work and counselling psychology. She is committed to ongoing professional development and continues to expand her knowledge in areas such as Somatic Experiencing, EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS/parts work), attachment theory, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), mindfulness, and yoga.

Janette brings a wide range of experience to her practice, including her work with addictions, family dysfunction, relationships, marriage and divorce, parenting, and the complexities of balancing life’s demands. This depth of experience allows her to connect with clients from a place of empathy, insight, and authenticity.

Janette practices from a trauma-informed perspective, recognizing that a sense of safety is essential before meaningful healing can begin. She works collaboratively with clients, allowing them to guide the pace and direction of their therapeutic journey.

Janette’s approach is compassionate and approachable, while also being direct when needed to support meaningful change. She creates a supportive space where clients can explore their challenges and work toward practical, personalized goals that enhance their emotional and physical well-being, whether at home, at work, or in relationships.

She works with individuals experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, burnout, relationship difficulties, and the lasting effects of past experiences. Her focus is on helping clients feel understood, regain a sense of control, and move from simply surviving toward truly thriving.

Janette welcomes individuals from all cultural backgrounds, abilities, family structures, sexual orientations, and gender identities. She works with both youth and adults, offering an inclusive and respectful environment for all.

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Brinita runs the Healing Anger groups with Alejandra. She mostly sees individual clients who come through our groups.

Brinita works from a trauma-informed counselling approach around collaborative learning, meaning-making, connection, and discovery. Her strength-based and client-centred approach results from 13 years of experience in the social services field. She has years of experience connecting with clients from various demographic, gender, cultural, and socio-economic backgrounds.

Brinita is a licensed RCC and CCC. Brinita has facilitated groups around managing anger, emotional regulation, and parenting skills in person and remotely. She has certifications in EMDR (an approach used to treat troubling trauma symptoms such as anger, anxiety, depression, guilt, triggers, and post-traumatic reactions), Narrative Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Somatic Therapy, Level 1 – Gottman Method Couples Therapy, attachment-based, CBT, DBT, motivational interviewing, crisis intervention, LGBTQ2S+, indigenous-informed, and strength-based counselling methodologies.

Brinita believes all relationships require intentional investment to thrive and survive hardships. She also believes that every person has their own journey and path towards self-understanding.

She values respect, safety, authenticity, and recognizing our shared human experience when working with clients.

Her priority is honouring your time and energy in your self-work with her.

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As a certified counsellor, Durwin has learned the science of effective therapy through rigorous academic training. He completed a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology at the University of British Columbia and is certified at the national level through the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA). Durwin also completed all required doctoral-level coursework and training in supervision, while performing research on the benefits of mindfulness training. He is a recipient the Mind and Life Institute’s Varela Memorial Award. He has been in private practice for 9 years.

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Camilo Heredia, MBA, is a Life and Anger Coach who offers a grounded, brotherly presence for men navigating life’s toughest moments. With a background in leadership development and spiritual integration, Camilo supports men in reconnecting with their power and self-worth, reclaiming their voice, and building lives that feel solid, meaningful, and worth fighting for.

Camilo brings a calm steadiness to his sessions, he listens with depth and speaks with honest clarity, offering guidance without judgment or fluff. He spent five years in the Himalayas studying daily with Tibetan monks, learning how to transform suffering into wisdom and pain into purpose. Now based in Vancouver and pursuing a Master’s in Counselling Psychology, Camilo is committed to creating spaces where men feel safe, seen, heard, and supported, without judgment.

A proud member of the LGBTQ+ community who’s lived in over ten cities around the world, he knows firsthand what it’s like to navigate the pressure to have it all together while feeling like life is slipping away. Camilo understands the internal pressure to appear “put together” while silently struggling. He helps men face those silent battles with courageous plans, self-compassion exercises, and concrete self-awareness tools.

His approach is practical, compassionate, and transformative, challenging men to step up, while always backing them with unwavering support. Whether it’s setting boundaries, navigating relationships, or finding a sense of purpose, Camilo helps men take grounded, courageous steps forward.

His mission? To care for everyone and help them see that they’re not falling behind; they’re right where they need to be to start rising up with perseverance and love.

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Parm is a compassionate, client-centered Registered Clinical Counsellor with over 23 years of experience supporting individuals, couples, families, and adolescents through diverse mental health challenges. She creates a safe, collaborative therapeutic space where clients feel heard, respected, and empowered to work through concerns such as anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, relationship difficulties, family challenges, life transitions, and personal growth.

Her approach is person-centered, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive. Parm draws from a range of evidence-based modalities—including Solution-Focused Therapy, EMDR, CBT, Brief Intervention, Person-Centered Therapy, Mindfulness, Trauma Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing—tailoring each session to meet the unique needs, goals, and cultural identities of her clients.

In her professional practice, Parm has extensive experience conducting comprehensive assessments to identify psychosocial factors that may affect recovery and well-being. She provides strength-based, trauma-informed counselling to foster resilience, self-awareness, and empowerment. Parm also delivers on-site counselling, consultation, and brief interventions to organizations following traumatic workplace events, helping individuals and teams navigate recovery while supporting organizational resilience and continuity.

Parm is fluent in English, Punjabi, and Hindi. She offers care that honors diversity, lived experiences, and personal values. Her work is grounded in empathy, cultural humility, and collaboration—guiding clients to build resilience, create meaningful change, and take empowered steps forward in their lives.

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Kevin is a counselling practicum student based in Vancouver, BC, currently offering no fee counselling sessions as part of his practicum placement with Moose Anger Management.

He is completing his Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University and volunteers with provincial and national suicide crisis phone and chat lines, including the 988 service. His work in crisis response has shaped his approach, with a focus on meeting people where they are, slowing things down, and supporting clients in finding more workable ways of navigating distress.

Before transitioning into the field of mental health, Kevin spent over 15 years working as a mineral exploration geologist across Northern BC, Yukon, and Alaska, after completing his undergraduate degree in Earth and Ocean Sciences at the University of Victoria. Working in remote and resource based settings, he saw firsthand the mental health, substance use, and relationship challenges that many people were carrying, often without meaningful support or practical ways forward. That recognition, alongside his own personal and professional growth, led him toward a career in counselling.

Kevin brings a grounded and thoughtful perspective shaped by his path across disciplines. His background in Earth and Ocean Sciences continues to inform how he observes patterns, tolerates uncertainty, and works with complex, interdependent systems. In counselling, this supports a steady, curious approach that makes room for complexity and change.

He is particularly interested in working with adults experiencing stress, emotional overwhelm, anger, and life transitions, including those from blue collar or resource based industries. Kevin aims to offer a steady, collaborative space where clients can better understand what is happening for them and begin building practical, sustainable ways forward.

To book a 15 min consultation with Kevin, please contact info@angerman.ca

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Chris Thomas is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC #27843) with a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University. He works with adults and youth who want to better understand their anger, regain control of their reactions, and build healthier patterns in their relationships and daily lives. Chris has experience across youth, adult, and school-based settings, offering individual counselling, safety planning, risk assessment, and group facilitation.

His style is grounded, practical, and human. Chris uses Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Solution-Focused strategies, and person-centred practice, informed by the principles of existential therapy to help clients explore meaning, responsibility, and the bigger “why” behind their emotions. He aims to make sessions both supportive and straightforward, creating space for clients to unpack what’s going on and learn concrete tools they can actually use outside the counselling room.

Chris has worked with clients navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, identity exploration, emotional dysregulation, and major life transitions. He brings a calm, non-judgmental presence and a culturally responsive approach, meeting clients where they’re at and helping them move toward where they want to be. Whether one-on-one or in a group setting, Chris focuses on collaboration, skill-building, and sustainable, real-world change.

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Daniela Wladislawoski London, M.A. Clinical Psychology, M.A. Dialogical and Collaborative Practices, RCC

Daniela Wladislawoski London is a Registered Clinical Counsellor in British Columbia and a psychotherapist with over 14 years of clinical experience. She works with adults and couples in English and Spanish, accompanying people through anxiety, depression, emotional challenges, relationship difficulties, life transitions, and trauma-related experiences.

Her approach is relational and integrative. Daniela understands therapy as a space where people can explore their inner world with safety, curiosity, and care, reconnect with their strengths, and move toward lives with greater meaning and connection.

Daniela recently completed a diploma in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy with a trauma-focused lens. She believes deeply in the healing potential of this work when it is approached ethically, responsibly, and with therapeutic intention, care, and integration.

Throughout her career, she has facilitated psychotherapy, group work, workshops, and ongoing clinical reflection through supervision. Her training includes Narrative and Collaborative Therapy (ICCP), Family Studies, TEAM-CBT, and Yoga. She also loves incorporating art into her work when it can support reflection, expression, and connection.

As a Latina, a migrant, a Jewish woman, and a mother of two, Daniela brings empathy, cultural sensitivity, and deep respect for the complexity people carry. She is also deeply connected to nature and trusts in its healing power. Her work is guided by a commitment to creating conversations that support transformation, connection, and new possibilities.

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