Transform your life with Jade Counselling

Kim Busch, Registered Psychologist

With over 16 years in practice, Kim brings both depth and warmth to her work as a counselor. She’s known for helping clients create meaningful and lasting changes by focusing on positive, achievable goals that truly matter to them. Every session is uniquely tailored to ensure that clients leave feeling supported and empowered to move forward. For Kim, results are important, but so is the relationship built in the counseling room. She’s dedicated to creating a safe, comfortable space where clients feel at ease to explore and share whatever’s on their mind.

Kim works with a wide range of people facing all sorts of challenges, and she takes special care to ensure that each person feels seen, validated, and recognized for their unique strengths and experiences.

In addition to her broad expertise, Kim has specialized training in sex addiction (CSAT) and is experienced in supporting both individuals and couples through this complex, sensitive issue with compassion and skill.

Sessions are $235 per hour, whether for individual or couples therapy. As a Registered Psychologist, she’s covered under most benefit plans, though clients are encouraged to check with their providers to confirm details for reimbursement.

Kim offers both in-person and virtual sessions, meeting clients wherever they feel most comfortable.

Healing Through Connection

Hailey Busch, Provisional Registered Psychologist

Hailey provides counselling for a variety of presenting issues such as anxiety, depression, life stress, and couples counselling. She specializes in ADHD in both children and adults as well as relationships where ADHD is present. She worked collaboratively with clients to help them achieve their goals and make lasting change. She strives to create a non-judgemental and strengths based environment.

Fees: $200 per hour for individuals and couples.

As a Provisional Registered Psychologist she is covered under most benefit plans. The client will need to confirm with their specific plan on their requirements for reimbursement.

In person or virtual sessions are both provided.

Supporting Growth Through Transition

Leanna Baker, Provisional Registered Psychologist

Welcome!

Leanna was born and raised in Calgary, where her curiosity for life has taken her through many roles such as construction labourer, tree planter, and electrician—alongside her roles as a mom, co-parent, bonus-parent, and cat-mom. Mind-body somatic practices supported her through challenges and now shape how she supports others.

As a member of the LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent communities, Leanna knows what it’s like to feel out of place. Her journey has shown her the importance of self-acceptance and connection. Using somatic, polyvagal, and narrative informed practices, she strives to create a safe and collaborative therapeutic experience.

Fees: $200 per hour for individuals and couples.

As a Provisional Registered Psychologist she is covered under most benefit plans. Clients will need to confirm with their specific plan on their requirements for reimbursement. For individuals with limited benefits, Leanna is offering sessions at $100 per hour for the first six sessions.

In person or virtual sessions are both provided.

Balance Through Authenticity

Niña Mabugat, Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

I am a Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying) with academic and clinical training in both the Philippines and Canada. I completed my Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with Latin Honours at the University of San Carlos, pursued graduate studies in Clinical Psychology prior to migration to Canada, and later expanded my training with additional psychology studies at Mount Royal University. I hold a Master of Counselling degree from City University of Seattle, which equipped me with advanced clinical practice skills.

I work with musicians, immigrants, and individuals navigating perfectionism, burnout, and developmental disabilities, especially autism and ADHD, using a trauma-informed approach. My practice integrates Solution-Focused Therapy, CBT, ACT, and DBT, intending to create a safe, collaborative space where clients feel supported and empowered.

Outside of therapy, I am a singer and theatre teacher, and I enjoy reading, walking in parks, watching movies, crafting, and writing - activities that help me maintain balance and authenticity in both life and practice.

Growing Through Collaboration, Guided by Care

Brandon Baylis, Mental Health Therapist

Brandon is a compassionate counsellor who values creating a warm, empathetic space where clients feel genuinely heard and supported. He graduated from City University of Seattle with a Master of Counselling Psychology and is dedicated to supporting individuals through life challenges with understanding and care.

Brandon takes a collaborative and integrated approach to therapy, working alongside each client to explore current challenges and develop skills that foster growth and resilience. Brandon tailors each session to fit his clients’ unique goals, preferences, and needs to build lasting change.

As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, Brandon brings a deep appreciation for diversity and strives to create an inclusive, affirming space for all clients. His goal is to meet people where they are and work together toward meaningful change.

Fees: $100 per hour

In person and virtual sessions are both provided.

Beside You Through The Journey

Danielle Currie, Student Therapist

Danielle is a student therapist who believes the heart of counselling lies in human connection. With a background in education, she brings warmth, clarity, and a supportive presence to each session.

Danielle uses an integrative approach, drawing from multiple therapeutic models to create support that fits each client’s unique needs. Her aim is to help clients work through immediate challenges while also building skills and perspectives they can carry into everyday life. She works collaboratively with individuals navigating stress, relationships, anxiety, ADHD, trauma, or those simply seeking deeper self-understanding.

Danielle welcomes people of all ages and backgrounds and is committed to fostering a safe, inclusive space. She offers flexible scheduling, including day, evening, and weekend sessions, with low-cost and pay-what-you-will options available.

Real Work. Real Growth. Real You.

Aiyman Vassanji, Student Therapist

Aiyman is a Master of Counselling student who believes therapy is both a compassionate space and a place for meaningful work. He brings warmth, clarity, and authenticity into each session, grounded in the belief that people are not broken, they are becoming.

He works with individuals navigating stress, relationships, self-esteem, identity, or the weight of life’s challenges. His approach integrates Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy with existential and humanistic perspectives, offering both practical tools for change and deeper conversations about meaning, growth, and connection.

Guided by his core values of curiosity, kindness, and authenticity, Aiyman creates a collaborative environment where clients feel supported, challenged with compassion, and empowered to move toward greater clarity, confidence, and wholeness.

Creating Growth Through Compassion

Angie Bains, Student Therapist

Angie is a practicum student from City University, Calgary campus. She is kind, compassionate, and empathetic when working with others and uses an integrative approach to therapy, depending on what works best for her clients.

Angie enjoys working with people on a variety of struggles, including anxiety, depression, work-related stresses, acculturation concerns, bicultural identity development, and communication difficulties. She enjoys working with people who straddle more than one culture, feel overwhelmed by differing expectations, or struggle to bridge cultural or generational differences in their relationships.

Angie will work with you to identify and deconstruct the stories that may contribute to your struggles and empower you to re-author your story to highlight your innate strengths and resilience.

Angie’s approach is integrative, multicultural, and trauma-informed. She uses a person-centred framework to explore what healing looks like for you. Together, you will explore how various aspects of your identity contribute to your self-concept, relationships, and career pursuits.

Rewriting Narratives and Experiences

Rebecca Tunke, Student Therapist

Rebecca is a Master of Counselling student with a background in psychology and sociology. She brings curiosity and care into her work, guided by a deep interest in the stories people carry and how they make sense of their experiences.

Her previous work supporting individuals, families, elementary students, and teens has deepened her appreciation for the complex interplay between personal experiences and external influences—such as culture, community, education, and family systems. These experiences have strengthened her belief that healing does not happen in isolation, and that therapy must honour the many factors that impact our lives and relationships.

Rebecca believes that healing happens when people feel seen, heard, and understood. She strives to create a supportive, non-judgmental space where clients can reflect, process, and reclaim parts of themselves that may have been silenced or shamed. Whether exploring stuck points or celebrating growth, she is honoured to walk alongside clients as they rewrite their stories and move toward meaningful change.

Hope That Facilitates Change

Ellaina Jancewicz, Student Therapist

Ellaina is passionate about creating a safe, supportive space where clients feel heard, valued, and empowered in their healing journey. Her approach is collaborative, compassionate, and grounded in the belief that everyone has the capacity for growth and change.

Ellaina works with a variety of clients, supporting those navigating life transitions, grief and loss, perfectionism, self-esteem challenges, and the impact of past experiences on present well-being.

Ellaina uses evidence- and strength-based approaches tailored to each client's unique needs. She believes that healing doesn’t always have to be heavy and incorporates warmth and humor into her sessions. Her goal is to help individuals gain deeper self-awareness, process difficult emotions, and move toward living a more authentic and fulfilling life.