Therapists

Autumn Rock

She/They: Metis Recovery/ Life Coach and Somatic Therapy Practitioner

After overcoming substance use disorder, codependency, and complex PTSD rooted in relational trauma, Autumn now supports others on their own paths toward recovery, reconnection, and wholeness.

She is an Internationally Certified Professional Life and Recovery Coach, Interventionist, and Dependency Awareness Facilitator, with additional training in Somatic Attachment Therapy and Integrative Somatic Trauma Therapy.

With over 25 years of experience in mentoring and coaching, Autumn’s work lives at the intersection of addiction, trauma, neurodivergence, and attachment. She supports individuals and families navigating substance use, codependency, trauma bonding, narcissistic abuse, domestic violence, adverse childhood experiences, and attachment wounds.

Grounded in Indigenous cultural teachings, matriarchal and queer perspectives, lived experience, and extensive professional training, Autumn brings a non-clinical, trauma-informed somatic approach to healing. Her work recognizes that trauma is not simply something we think about or remember. It is also something we experience and carry in our bodies, relationships, and nervous systems.

Many of the people who connect most deeply with Autumn’s approach have found that cognitively focused modalities, while valuable, have not fully addressed their healing needs. They are seeking something that reaches beyond understanding their experiences intellectually and toward reconnecting with the wisdom of their bodies, their inner knowing, and their capacity for meaningful connection.

Autumn believes that deep healing can bring greater self-understanding, stronger relationships, and a renewed sense of belonging to ourselves and the world around us. Her ability to attune deeply, remain grounded, and hold compassionate, nonjudgmental space allows people to explore difficult experiences without feeling pressured to become someone other than who they are.

There is also something meaningful about working with a practitioner who has walked her own healing path. Autumn brings both professional expertise and the insight that comes from doing the work herself. She understands that healing is rarely linear, that survival strategies once served a purpose, and that wholeness is not something we must earn or have someone else give us.

Perhaps this is why the feedback she hears most often is remarkably simple:

“She just gets it.”

Cerasela Toba

Therapist and Registered Clinical Counsellor

Specializing in complex challenges, CPTSD, DID, Chronic Pain, Grief and Loss, Depression & Anxiety, Healing from Abuse. 

I offer a gentle and safe space to explore and change together what blocks you from being able to live life fully. I work from an anti-oppressive perspective, using a feminist and unlearning approach. I believe that through attunement and safety, we can figure out how to meet your goals. My experience is that we can heal or get to live fuller lives.

My healing and learning journey makes me comfortable working with complex challenges, CPTSD, DID, chronic pain, grief and loss, depression & anxiety, healing from abuse and what feels overwhelming or too much. Therapy can help us understand where we are coming from and where to get. I strive to help people find their inner resources, new ways of coping and understanding their lives. I am queer and hope to create safe space for others.

I work somatically using SE, Internal Family System, and psychodynamic interventions that are tailored to fit personal needs. If you are unlearning, I help unpack the personal impact that comes from it .

Monica Dragosz

(she/her), M.A., RSW(AB), RCC(BC)

Counsellor/Psychotherapist

I have worked in and around mental health for more than twenty years, and the sum total of my experiences has shaped the trauma-informed lens that I currently practice from. Personal experience has also led me here, and my family’s history, my training as a yoga teacher, as well as a deep, lifelong bond with the natural world have all influenced the presence that I bring to my work.

I provide counseling and psychotherapy for issues related to all forms of trauma (particularly developmental and relational trauma), using a blend of Internal Family Systems Therapy and a somatic focus informed by Hakomi Therapy and Focusing-Oriented Therapy. I have an additional interest in the field of ecopsychology and therefore I also draw from nature-guided practices and ritual. I am trained in EMDR and integrate these other approaches into EMDR protocols to truly tailor it to each person’s unique character and needs. 

While I hold an intersectional, anti oppressive, and feminist view of mental health, I am also a keen student of the human nervous system.  I bring forth a highly attuned presence that is respectful, grounded, and gentle – in service of  the larger vision of fostering resilience, healing, and empowerment for all those I work with. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions about the possibility of working together.