Our Practitioners
Our team of dedicated therapists is committed to helping you embrace resilience and self-appreciation. We take a client-centered approach grounded in mindfulness and compassion, creating a non-judgmental, collaborative space to empower you. With mindfulness, we stay present with your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, while compassion allows us to respond with kindness and understanding.
Rami Nijjar, Registered Psychologist & Clinic Director
I am a people-person and love developing collaborative, therapeutic relationships with my clients. I have been interested in human development, relationships, and resilience for as far back as I can remember. In fact, my clinical training started in my teen years as a volunteer on the teen crisis line and then continued as I volunteered for women shelters and not-for-profits focused on adolescent health. I chose clinical psychology as a field of study because it allowed me to develop an integrated understanding of our psychology, biology, and social functioning.
Sarah Al Kaati
My name is Sarah Al Kaati and I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor with the BCACC. I provide a safe space for couples and individuals to see themselves clearly and work towards understanding their unique needs.
Karolina Taracha; Trauma, Couples and Relationship Therapist
My name is Karolina Taracha and I am a Registered Professional Counsellor (RPC) with the Canadian Professional Counsellors Association. I work both with individuals and couples who want to enjoy a more purposeful and fulfilling life through the improvement of their relationships, be it with their partner, family, friends or coworkers.
Hus Mawani, Therapist
I believe that the growth and healing happen in relationship with others, not alone. I am passionate about working together to create a space of collaboration and trust where my clients can heal, discover their resilience, and reclaim their power.
Janice Cormier, Mindful Self Compassion Facilitator
Janice Cormier (MA) is an educator specializing in experiential learning, somatic learning, and Mindfulness & Self Compassion cultivation practices.
Christopher Cappelletti - Student Research Associate
Christopher is an undergraduate student at Simon Fraser University. He works closely with Dr. Nijjar and Dr. Grace Iarecci to research the utility of self compassion practices for adults with late-diagnoses of ASD.