Hello, I’m Kevin, and I’m delighted to share a bit about myself with you.

​Identities: I identify as queer, cisgender, and a white male, embodying my own intersection of identities. It’s crucial to acknowledge that my privilege comes with responsibilities, especially in the field of therapy. I’m a registered social worker (RSW) & therapist with the BC College of Social Workers (BCCSW). I am committed to addressing the significant harm that social work has historically been part of, particularly in Black and Indigenous communities in Canada.

A Global Perspective: Before establishing Intersection Therapy & Advocacy, I dedicated my career to community mental health and humanitarian work in diverse global settings. My therapeutic approach has been influenced and enriched by these experiences, as well as the wisdom of community members from various cultures. This background, intertwined with my passion for finding joy in human connection and humor, shapes my therapeutic practice.

A Holistic Approach: As a trained EMDR clinician, I utilize a range of therapeutic approaches, tailoring them to the unique needs of both children and adults. Trauma manifests differently for each individual. In adult therapy, it can encompass experiences of isolation, shame, anxiety, fear, loss of control, anger, and much more. For children and youth, it may involve feelings of isolation, sadness, confusion, and the weight of external pressures. While we can’t erase trauma, we can certainly move forward together.

​Meaning, Sense, and Joy: Therapy is not just about addressing challenges; it’s also a journey of discovering meaning, making sense of life, and finding joy. I embrace an approach that incorporates engaging activities and humor into our work. If you have any questions about my therapeutic style, please feel free to book a free consultation. I look forward to connecting with you, understanding your unique identities and experiences, and collaborating to support your well-being through therapy.

Hello, I’m Kevin, and I’m delighted to share a bit about myself with you. ​Identities: I identif... Read More