Hey, I’m Jess!

I offer neurodivergent-affirming/grief and loss counselling as a Registered Social Worker (RSW) and a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) — I’m so glad you’re here!

I am not accepting new clients right now, but I have a waitlist. I am still offering consultations for those interested in being added to the waitlist.

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“No one ever shamed themselves into better mental health.”
— K. C. Davis, How to Keep House While Drowning

Whether you are here because you are grieving, mourning, neurodivergent, or all of the above, welcome! I understand that it is usually a journey to get here. Maybe this is your first time seeking counselling support, or maybe you have been to many counsellors and are looking for a different approach. Either way, I am happy to connect with you!

My approach is warm, adaptable, collaborative, and truth-centered, as I work mostly with folks who are neurodivergent and/or grieving — and people who want to become more comfortable with their uncomfortable emotions through loss and change.

My goal is to provide individuals with space to share their stories, time to acknowledge their pain, and tools to help with processing and perspective. If this sounds like it would be helpful, I encourage you to learn more through my website and reach out!

Get in Touch!

If you are looking for neurodivergent-affirming/grief and loss counselling, feel free to schedule a 15-minute complimentary consultation with me!

Office FAQ

Sun & Clouds Counselling operates out of The Citrine Collective (Unit 206) which is located on the second floor of the Century Place (347 Leon Avenue) building.

    • There is pay parking available in front of (PayByPhone) and beside (hangTag) the Century Place building.

    • There are other parking options downtown Kelowna that are a little further away but still in walking distance.

    • There are designated accessible parking stalls, and the building has an elevator.

    • The front door of the building is pull-to-open; there is no button for automated opening.

    • If you need to use the bathroom before, during, or after a session, a key will be provided. There are no change tables or family/gender-neutral stalls.

    • Please let me know if you use any mobility tools before our first session. If you need any other accommodations, please let me know; I will do my best to help.

    • Enter the front doors of the building, and either take the stairs or the elevator that are straight ahead when you come in.

    • If you take the stairs: Once you get to the top, go to your left. You will see our center in front of you. Our door has "206" in white on the glass.

    • If you take the elevator: Once you get to the second floor, you will see our center in front of you. Our door has "206" in white on the glass.

    • If you arrive at/after 4:30pm, you may need to use the phone by the front door to call up to our office (206) so that I can let you in.