They/Them
As a queer, non-binary, neurodivergent, and consensually non-monogamous individual, I intimately understand the struggles of navigating these identities, facing societal stigmas, and seeking true belonging. My journey has been one of self-discovery and forging a unique path towards authenticity.
This journey has sparked a calling within me: to extend my hand and heart to others facing similar challenges. I am dedicated to offering support, guidance, and a safe space for people who are on their own journeys of self-discovery, wherever they may fall on the spectrum of identity. I firmly believe that everyone deserves to find their true sense of belonging.
At the same time, I acknowledge my privilege as a white human who is cisgender passing and able-bodied passing. It is my responsibility and commitment to use this privilege to advocate for diversity and inclusion in all spaces.
Certified Canadian Counsellor through the CCPA #11244676
We acknowledge that we live, work and play on stolen Indigenous lands. Haylie Griffiths Counselling operates on the traditional home of the ɁamakɁis (Ktunaxa), snʕickstxtmxʷúlaʔxʷ (Sinixt), and Secwepemcúl’ecw (Secwépemc) peoples. We acknowledge the centuries of abuse and genocide toward Indigenous peoples and the continuation of it today. We strive to centre Indigneous peoples in the present, to dehistoricize their experiences and their ownership of the land we live on.
Bachelor of Arts in Cognitive Science of Language- McMaster University
Graduate Diploma in Communicative Disorders Assistant - St. Lawrence College
Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology- Yorkville University
EMDR Level 1 & 2 - EMDR Consulting
Attachment Theory in Clinical Practice - Mindsight Institute
San’yas Indigenous Cultural Safety
Motivational Interviewing- Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy- Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute
Trauma Informed Practice: Level 1 & 2 - Trauma Informed Practice Institute
Anti-Violence Core Foundations 1 & 2 - Ending Violence Association BC
CPI Non-Violent Crisis Prevention Intervention
Bystander Intervention - Good Night Out Vancouver
Connection: We believe in the power of genuine connections as a necessary part of personal growth and healing.
Community Involvement: We consider community involvement vital to a fulfilling and healthy life.
Non-Judgment: We recognize that behaviours, even if challenging, often serve a purpose. We work to understand the underlying reasons and support individuals in altering those behaviours.
Holistic Wellness: We are committed to addressing the interconnected aspects of wellness, incorporating mental, physical, and environmental factors into our treatment approach.
Rejecting Hustle Culture: We firmly reject the notion of hustle culture, valuing balance, well-being, and self-care over relentless productivity.
Decolonization: We are committed to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion and actively work to decolonize our practices.
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