Posts In: Clinical Counsellor

Kerry Lee

October 3, 2022

Kerry Lee is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) and a Registered Yoga Therapist. Kerry
offers engaging clinical counselling services for children 5-12 years, youth, and adults.
Kerry’s therapeutic approach is client-centred, trauma-informed, and evidence-based.
With compassion, attuned attention, and thoughtful approach, Kerry strives to support
you and your children/youth in their mental and emotional health care needs with a
focus on developing trusting rapport and a therapeutic relationship. Kerry is a member
of Pain BC and BC Hear the Child Society.

Areas of practice:
Child-Directed Play based therapy
Expressive art / Therapeutic art
Pet Therapy
Movement based therapy / Yoga therapy
Relaxation / Nervous system regulation
Neuroscience (Brain/Nervous system)
Emotion Focussed Family Therapy
Theraplay
Neurodivergent / strengths-based
Trauma-Informed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Mindful Self-Compassion
Trauma Informed / Polyvagal approach
Chronic pain / Chronic disease
Motivational Interviewing
Non-Evaluative Child Interview

Areas of Focus:
-Anxiety (OCD, phobia, generalized, separation anxiety, social anxiety, school
anxiety)
-emotional regulation / anger
-depression / low mood
-suicide ideation / self-harm
-family stress / challenges
-stress / burnout / work stress
-neurodiversity (ASD, ADHD, SPD)
-trauma (PTSD)
-chronic pain/disease
-eating disorders / disordered eating
-concussion / degenerative brain disorders
-addictions

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For more info:
www.kerrycounselling.ca

Yoga Bio
Kerry is a Registered Yoga Therapist (RYT-800 hours) with over 17 years experience
teaching yoga and providing yoga therapy services. Kerry teaches from a trauma-
informed, compassionate, and thoughtful approach to her classes. Kerry incorporates a
range of Yoga Therapy techniques including Somatics, Joint-Freeing Series, meditation,
guided breathwork, relaxation/yoga nidra, self-massage, restorative yoga, progressive
muscle relaxation, and yoga postures with a focus on intentional sequencing and
nervous system regulation. Kerry’s classes are all levels with modifications provided for
yoga therapy movements and techniques. Kerry strives to make her classes accessible,
supportive, and inclusive where each student leaves feeling better than when they came
in. Kerry is a member of PainBC.

For more info:
www.kerryyoga.com
kerryyoga@live.com

Keith Robine

October 2, 2022

Keith Robine, M.A. Systems Counselling

Keith has over 20 years experience as a therapist working with adults, youth, families, and
couples. As a general practitioner, he is familiar with a wide range of issues that people face.
Keith takes a holistic approach to wellbeing that includes modalities such as cognitive-behavioural, solution-based, mind-body, and emotion-focused therapies. He also incorporates recent discoveries in neurobiology, so that clients are using science-based practices to improve their personal lives and relationships.

Keith previously held a private practice in Rossland and is excited to be accepting clients as a member of the
Madhu Collective Team.

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Jineya Naicker

July 26, 2017

With over 17 years of work experience in the field of mental health, Jineya has been a clinical counsellor in Rossland and Castlegar for almost 7 years. She has advanced training in topics including childhood trauma, critical incident traumatic events, PTSD, EMDR, anxiety, depression, anger management, stress management, identity development, burnout, compassion fatigue, grief and loss, among other clinical issues. Since opening in 2017 she’s expanded her practice to include supporting clients navigating our medical system with a particular focus on autoimmune diseases, hormone health, and chronic pain. As a female, immigrant, and person of colour, Jineya is passionate about providing services to those living with multiple marginalizations and actively works to dismantle and repair systems of harm both in her professional and personal life.

Currently, she works with adults of all kinds (18+), extensively with teachers, health care workers, Teck employees, college/university students, parents, and any individuals desiring change in their lives and relationships. More recently her continued education includes psychedelic-assisted therapy, ADHD, and IFS although she does not have advanced certification in those areas.

Her clinical style stems from trauma-informed mindfulness-based approaches, EMDR, CBT, and attachment theory. As a counsellor, she hopes to bring people into a space where they feel supported to learn more about their current values, emotions, and beliefs, and assist them in creating a life that strongly reflects their goals and desires.

Historically her clinical background includes working closely with immigrants and refugees regarding the unique barriers they face when transitioning to a new country, as well as working with geriatric and college populations. She has a strong interest in working with members of the LGBTQ community, specializing in working with intersectional marginalization issues that multiple-minority groups face.

Clinical Issues: Trauma, Anxiety, Depression, Relationship Issues, Addiction, Grief and Loss, Anger Management, Life transitions (school, work, relationships, moving), Conflict Resolution, Suicidal thoughts/suicidality, Chronic Illness Management, Confidence/Self-esteem, Existential concerns, Identity development, Stress management, Communication, Motivation/Procrastination, Career Counselling

Credentials

Certified Clinical Counsellor registered with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA)
Bachelors in Psychology and Sociology – University of Calgary
Masters Counselling Psychology – University of Victoria

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