Kirsten has a passion in working with children, adolescents and adults using a trauma-informed and person-directed (collaborative) approach. She does not believe in a one-size-fits-all method and will work with you to create a care plan that best suits your current needs.

Kirsten has experience in working with people who are autistic (self-identifying included), ADHD, and executive functioning challenges. She also supports people experiencing anxiety, depression, self-esteem and self-acceptance challenges, eating disorders, relationship and boundary needs, sleep challenges and parent-child relationships. Kirsten has an interest in continuing to learn more about how to support families as well as perinatal and fertility challenges.

Outside of helping and caring for people directly, Kirsten also has a passion for providing education around mental health using various platforms, discovering community resources and connections to share with others, working in partnership with other community organizations and creating accessible resources for those in need.