Where are you now?

Are you feeling overwhelmed? Are there things you're having trouble talking about with your friends or family? Counselling may be a good fit for you. Any time we go through challenging times, it's helpful to have that support and professional guidance that we don't always get from our every day lives. 

How counselling can help?

Counselling can help with an array of problems and challenges. The focus of our sessions are based on you and what you're facing. It's a time that is devoted to helping you gain clarity, self-awareness and compassion to help you in your every day life. It's a confidential and safe space to talk about you, your goals and how we can work together to further your personal development. 

How long will the counselling process take? 

It depends on what issues and challenges you are facing, along with the frequency of our sessions. Weekly sessions are most common. It can be short-term or long-term. Active participation in sessions, following up with tools that are to be done outside of our sessions together will help the process in a rich and dynamic way. For example, perhaps reading a book that's pertinent to what you're dealing with, journalling on topics, taking action and accepting personal responsibility for your goals will aid the counselling process in a beneficial way. 

Do you have a reduced rate?

Yes, there is a reduced rate for students with a valid student ID.

What payment methods are accepted?

Payment is received by INTERAC E-Transfer. 

Tanya Rust, M.A., RP, CCC, CT

Counsellor. Speaker. ​Workshop Facilitator.

Born and raised in Montreal, she completed her undergraduate degree in Edmonton, and Ottawa for her Master of Arts in Counselling and Spirituality from Saint Paul University/ University of Ottawa.

She has experience in dealing with issues such as: life transitions, anxiety, self-worth, trauma, anger management, chronic pain/illness, depressive symptoms, spiritual issues, workplace stress, emotional issues etc. 

She is passionate about helping people become who they want to be by their gaining insight into where they have been and where they want to go. This can help maximize a person’s potential.
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She is certified with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association as a Canadian Certified Counsellor. Certifications also include: ASIST:  ​Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training. She has also been on the Board of Directors of the Quebec Counselling Association since 2016. 

She is also certified with the Association of Counselling Therapy of Alberta as a Counselling Therapist, and the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario as a Registered Psychotherapist to help clients across the country.