Practice information:

Tiffany Brown, MA, CCC is honoured to provide trauma-informed counselling with folks who've experienced or have been affected by any form of intimate partner violence or interpersonal violence in their lifetime. Tiffany provides warm, compassionate trauma-informed counselling to support clients as they take steps towards healing, empowerment, and positive change in their lives.

Counselling Services

Tiffany supports her clients with healing, re-discovering, and reclaiming their lives after experiences of violence or abuse.

Tiffany works with folks who’ve experienced:

-any form of intimate partner violence (psychological, emotional, physical, sexual, financial)

-any form of gender-based violence such as sexual assault

-exposure to intimate partner violence in adulthood, youth, or childhood

-a loved one who has experienced intimate partner violence or interpersonal violence

-interpersonal trauma connected with colonial violence including residential schools, Sixties Scoop, and MMIWG

-experiences of or exposure to interpersonal violence in their lifetime that impacts relationship with oneself, with loved ones, and well-being

-challenges such as low self-esteem, low self-worth, anxiety, negative body image influenced or affected by any form of violence or abuse

Counselling Approach:

Tiffany is committed to providing a safe, warm, compassionate healing space for her clients as they navigate healing after violence. Tiffany uses a blend of therapeutic modalities to reflect her clients' needs, experiences, and preferences. Some of her approaches include: feminist, narrative, strengths-based, mindfulness, self-compassion, somatic, EMDR, CBT, and response-based practice.

Training and Experience

Tiffany has a Master’s Degree in Counselling Psychology from the City University of Seattle and a Bachelors Degree in Social Work from the University of Victoria.

Tiffany is a Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC) with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association.

Tiffany’s roots in anti-violence began at 18 when she volunteered with a women’s drop-in center. Tiffany’s passion for anti-violence and supporting healing, connection, and empowerment continued to grow as she completed her Bachelor of Social Work followed by her Master’s in Counselling Psychology. Today, Tiffany combines her experience and continued passion to come together to prevent, heal, and help end violence.

Flexible Options

Multiple counselling options are available to help meet clients' diverse needs. Sessions are available in-person in Burnaby, secure video chat, and by phone.

Contact

 Contact Tiffany by phone at 778-554-0487.

Contact Tiffany by email via the contact form above.

Visit  Tiffany's counselling web site to learn more.