Catherine Loon is a Registered Psychotherapist practicing in Winnipeg with a focus on Indigenous mental health, trauma-informed practice, and land-based healing approaches. Cree and Métis, with twelve years of clinical experience.

Catherine’s practice serves First Nations, Métis, and Inuit clients across Manitoba. Her work integrates Indigenous knowledge systems — particularly Cree and Métis traditions — with clinical training. She holds particular focus on intergenerational trauma and the specific psychological dimensions of residential school legacy.

Catherine integrates trauma-focused practice, narrative therapy, and land-based healing modalities. Her practice partners with Indigenous community organizations across Manitoba for community-rate access.

Session formats: In-person at the Winnipeg office and virtual. Some sessions land-based by arrangement. Sliding scale available. Coverage available through Jordan’s Principle and NIHB for eligible clients.

Marcus Williams is a Registered Psychotherapist practicing in Halifax with a focus on men’s mental health, identity, and the specific psychological landscape of being a Black man in Atlantic Canada. He has eight years of clinical experience.

Raised in the African Nova Scotian community, Marcus grounds his practice in the understanding that Nova Scotia’s Black history doesn’t appear in most mental health frameworks — and that absence shapes how Black Nova Scotian clients arrive at therapy. His work bridges that gap.

Marcus integrates narrative therapy, somatic awareness, and culturally grounded relational practice. He works primarily with Black men aged 25-55, and maintains availability for community-rate sessions through African Nova Scotian community partnerships.

Session formats: In-person at the Halifax office (50-min sessions) and virtual. Insurance billing supported. Community-rate sessions available through African Nova Scotian community organizations.