Meet Jodi van Ryswyk

Jodi is a compassionate, down-to-earth counsellor with 33 years of experience supporting youth, adults, couples, caregivers, and parents. A member in good standing with the Canadian Professional Counsellors Association (CPCA), she creates a calm, judgment-free space where people feel heard, understood, and genuinely supported.

Clients describe Jodi as warm, steady, and practical. She listens closely, asks thoughtful questions, and offers simple tools you can use right away—for things like easing anxiety, communicating without blow-ups, setting boundaries, and navigating big emotions. Sessions move at your pace, with regular check-ins to be sure the approach fits.

Jodi blends proven methods (like attachment-informed work, ACT, EFFT, DBT, and the Gottman Method) into plain-language, real-life strategies. Her belief is simple: you already have strengths, and with the right support you can build skills that create lasting change. Together, you’ll spot patterns, reduce what isn’t working, and practice new ways forward.

Who she helps most:

• Individuals & Teens – anxiety, depression, stress, confidence, life transitions

• Couples & Families – communication, reconnection, conflict, co-parenting

• Caregivers & Parents – burnout, behaviour challenges, support plans that work at home

• Trauma & Grief – gentle, trauma-informed care with pacing that feels safe

With 33 years of hands-on experience she is warm and provides practical sessions with take-home tools. Jodi is collaborative, client-centred approach focused on what matters to you.

If you’re ready for steady support and clear, usable strategies, Jodi would be honoured to help. Book a first session and see how it feels—your comfort and fit come first.

Outside the office, Jodi recharges by spending time with family and friends, staying active, and enjoying a good movie.

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Kelly Wilson is a member of good standing with the British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors (#13912) and has her MA in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University. She also has a degree in social work from the University of Calgary.

Self-discovery and growth is a life long journey and Kelly believes that change can be achieved by using a variety of evidence-based, client-centred, holistic techniques and therapeutic modalities which considers the mind, body, and spirituality of an individual. Working in collaboration with you, Kelly will develop counselling strategies that are tailored to meet your individual needs and goals. Through your personal insights, you and Kelly will identify your strengths and create new skills that will enable you to cope with life’s challenges in a healthier and more meaningful way.

Kelly believes that a person’s physical and mental health go hand in hand, so it is vitally important to live the most balanced life a person can. With that in mind, when Kelly is not busy accompanying others in their journey, you can find her out in nature either hiking, kayaking, or camping, at home reading a good book, or spending quality time with her friends and family.

Kelly has experience working with:

Adults and youth with complex trauma and behavioural issues Women, men and youth who have experienced domestic and sexual violence Individuals with Autism and ADHD Couples

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