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Areas of Focus

  • Individual Therapy for anxiety and depression, trauma, and life transitions

  • Relationship Counselling for individuals exploring relationship dynamics and partner challenges

  • Therapy for ADHD and neurodivergent experiences

  • Queer Centred Therapy and affirming therapy for LGBTQ2S+ communities

  • Therapy for Chronic Health Conditions such as Diabetes

  • End-of-Life Therapy for individuals in palliative care and their family members

  • Trauma Therapy using anti-oppressive, trauma-informed approaches

  • Grief and Loss support for all types of loss

  • Identity Exploration, including gender identity and authentic self-discovery

  • Family Counselling addresses family dynamics and family member relationships

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Ceilidh Smith

Registered Social Worker (RSW)

As a queer ADHDer, I show up with warm, gentle energy in a supportive environment, while bringing an inquisitive and curious tone to our work together. My focus is on helping clients navigate life's challenges, whether you're facing relationship issues, grief and loss, anxiety and depression, or major life transitions.
 

I love working with queer individuals, non-binary folks, two spirit people, and clients who appreciate a direct and down-to-earth counselling approach. Life with my wife (a British First Responder) gives me direct experience and a trauma-informed appreciation for how important a bit of sarcasm or black humour can be in difficult times!

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Trauma Informed Counselling

My Approach to Therapy

Together, we'll explore your personal journey, uncover your strengths, and work toward the wellness you deserve. As a trauma-informed practitioner with over a decade of experience in the mental health field, I blend humanistic and narrative therapy with somatic (body-based) practice. With a background in the arts, I love focusing on unique, individualized therapeutic approaches to customize the counselling experience for each client.

 

My practice provides an inclusive space for identity exploration, supporting clients through challenges related to gender identity, sexual orientation, and intersecting identities. I work with adults, young adults, seniors, families and youth (age 12+) addressing anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges, low self-esteem, and major life changes.

Rates: $160 

(50 minute session)

Experience & Qualifications

With a Master's in Social Work and over 12 years of extensive experience in mental health, I've worked with people of all ages in various settings, including acute medical units and community organizations. I provide both in-person counselling in Squamish, British Columbia, and online counselling services for clients across the province.

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I currently work with:

  • Adults​

  • Young Adults

  • Seniors​

  • Youth (Age 12+)

  • Families 

Insurance Direct Billing:

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Creating a landing place for personal growth, self-discovery, and self-compassion. Working alongside clients who have experienced trauma, systemic oppression, and unique challenges to build self-esteem and embrace their authentic selves.

Education & Training

  • Master of Social Work

  • Bachelor (Honours) of Social Work

  • Bachelor of Fine Arts

Degrees

Indigenous & Cultural Safety

  • Indigenous Cultural Safety

  • Honouring our Indigenous physician leaders

  • Intergenerational trauma: The impact of colonial history on the health and well-being of Indigenous people

Therapeutic Approaches & Styles

  • Strengths based approach to trauma-informed care training

  • Dialectical Behavioural Therapy Training Certificate

  • CBT for psychosis

  • Narrative Therapy

  • Somatic approaches

Grief, Loss, & Ageing

  • Certificates in grief, loss, and facilitating bereavement support groups

  • Ongoing education regarding Alzheimer's disease

  • Medical assistance in dying workshops (MAID)

  • Loss from overdose: Individual, family, and community healing

  • Psychosocial Care of the Dying and Bereaved Certificate

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