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    Cheryl Koressel, RCC, RMFT

    Registered Clinical Counsellor, Registered Marriage and Family Counsellor

    Supporting individuals, children, and families with ADHD, family conflict, parenting, anxiety, and relationships.

  • Brady Thompson, MSW, RSW Kelowna Counsellor

    Brady Thompson, MSW, RSW

    Registered Social Worker, Therapist

    Helping teens and adults navigate anxiety, ADHD, trauma, and life transitions with compassion and clarity.

  • Neelu Toor Child and Youth Counsellor Kelowna

    Neelu Toor, RCC

    Registered Clinical Counsellor

    Warm, empathetic counsellor supporting children, teens, and families to understand emotions, build confidence, and strengthen connection.

  • Melanie Bennett, RCC Virtual Therapist and Counsellor in Kelowna BC

    Melanie Bennet, RCC

    Registered Clinical Counsellor

    Supporting adults and parents navigating ADHD, burnout, trauma, and life transitions through compassionate, holistic counselling.

  • Alex Lundgard, Kelowna therapist and Counsellor

    Alex Lundgard, RCC, MCAP, CCC

    Registered Clinical Counsellor

    Supporting adults and couples in healing from trauma, anxiety, and relationship challenges through collaborative, strength-based counselling.

  • Jessica Alderliesten, MSW, RSW

    Jessica Alderliesten, MSW, RSW

    Registered Social Worker, Therapist

    Helping families, children, and parents navigate separation, co-parenting, and conflict with calm, empathy, and practical support. Hear the Child Report Writer.

  • Caroline Tucker, Intern

    Practicum Student

    Graduate-level low cost counsellor supporting adults with addictions, stress, life transitions, anxiety, and relationships.

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Indigenous Advocate

Sadie Bedard

Sadie Bedard is an Indigenous advocate with a diverse background in addressing social issues and promoting well-being. Sadie's journey is marked by her commitment to serving marginalized communities, particularly individuals experiencing homelessness and those impacted by substance use. With a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a minor in Indigenous Studies from the University of British Columbia, Sadie has cultivated a deep understanding of the intersecting factors influencing human behavior and societal structures.

Throughout her career, Sadie has been actively involved in harm reduction initiatives, mental health support, and health education. Her experience extends beyond academic knowledge, as she has dedicated herself to practical engagement and community empowerment. Sadie has worked in various roles, teaching harm reduction strategies, providing case management, and providing essential support to vulnerable populations.

Sadie brings her dedication to amplifying Indigenous voices and advocating for their rights to her consultation role at Lakeside Clinical Counselling. With her expertise in working with Indigenous communities and her adept navigation of complex support systems, Sadie provides invaluable guidance to both the clinic and its clients, collaborating with the clinic's team to ensure culturally sensitive and effective practices.

Contact: 250-826-5377

Email: info@lakesideclinical.ca