Kevin William Grant

Counselling Explained

Begin Your Recovery Journey

Recover from mental heath issues.
Find balance and achieve happiness in your life.
Unlock your inner potential.

Recover and Heal

Reduce or eliminate the impacts of depression and anxiety.
Reduce and manage negative or destructive thoughts, feelings and behaviors.
Reduce impulses and actions of self-harm or aggression.
Work through addiction issues and reduce or eliminate drugs, tobacco and alcohol use.

Transform Your Life From Surviving to Thriving

Learning to trust yourself as you find your answers from within.
Move from simply existing to fully living.

Uncover Your True Self

Discover who you really are underneath the many ways that the world has shaped all of us.
Learn to use your values and your strengths in order to live a life of fulfillment and purpose.

Live Authentically

Envision the kind of life you want to live.
Become more authentically yourself

Explore Your True Self

Explore who you really are underneath the many ways that the world has shaped all of us.
Learn to use your values and your strengths in order to live a life of fulfillment and purpose.

Engage In a Professional Co-Creation Process

Uncover the tools and resources that help you travel your chosen path.
Look at the big picture of your life.

Counselling Explained

My name is Kevin William Grant, I am a Registered Professional Counsellor Candidate (RPC-C) with a Master's in Clinical Psychology. One of my biggest passions in life is being able to support others while they are going through a difficult time. We all experience or have experienced situations in our lives that can leave us feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or just stuck. I believe that empathy, empowerment, problem solving, and a listening ear from even one compassionate person can transform a life.

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What is Counselling?

Counselling

Counselling is a way to help you with a wide variety of mental health and emotional challenges. Counselling can help eliminate or control troubling symptoms so you can function better, increase your feeling of well-being, and begin your recovery journey.

Approach

I apply a variety of counselling approaches and adapt the approach to fit the needs of my clients.

I've found the following counselling approaches to be highly effective, and I apply them while working with clients:

Trauma Informed
Somatic
Client-Centered
Narrative
Cognitive-Behavioral
Soluton-Focused

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Counselling Sessions

Counselling sessions are typically 60-minutes in length. Clients share personal feelings and thought in an open and supportive environment.

Counselling can be short-term (a few sessions), helping with immediate issues, or longer-term (months), assisting with long-standing and more complex issues.

Benefits

Counselling can help eliminate or manage troubling symptoms so you can function better, increase your well-being, and recover.

Issues helped by counselling include difficulties in coping with daily life, the impact of trauma, medical illness, or loss, like the death of a loved one; and specific mental health issues such as stress, depression, or anxiety.

Benefits

What is About Counselling?

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Techniques and Elements of an Effective Trauma Counselling Session

Trauma is complex in its impacts, and therefore treatment needs to be complex as well. In a gradual way, we need to strengthen various aspects of a survivor’s well-being: emotional, physical, cognitive, spiritual and social.

Explain to clients that their symptoms are not a sign of weakness, a character flaw, being damaged, or going crazy.