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Compassionate counselling for your unique needs

Counselling services for individuals looking to transform their well-being.

As a Registered Clinical Counsellor, you can expect a supportive environment to express your thoughts, and feelings, and build skills and strategies to cope with life’s challenges.

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Wherever you are on your journey, I would love to connect with you.

Life is unpredictable and sometimes the weight of the world feels like too much. We struggle in relationships with others, and with ourselves. We might feel isolated, disconnected, and confused, and lose access to our creative potential and inner wisdom.

My name is Rosie Wilbur and I’m a Registered Clinical Counsellor. I am passionate about transformative healing and committed to creating a space where you feel heard and empowered. I offer counselling to help you connect to your inner wisdom and bring value and meaning to your life.

Let’s focus on your story, your strengths, and your struggles. We’ll collaborate with compassion and curiosity to discover your new way of being in the world.

I believe healing begins when you're seen by another person. I am here to be that person for you.

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Areas of Focus

Supporting relational trauma, anxiety, and perinatal mental health.

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Services

Offering in-person and video counselling sessions for adults.

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What to Expect

Practicing from a trauma-informed, collaborative, and anti-oppressive perspective.