Beth D’Aoust (she/her/hers)
Languages: English
If you are interested in connecting with Beth she can be reached at beth@collective-healing.ca
or
Languages: English
If you are interested in connecting with Beth she can be reached at beth@collective-healing.ca
or
Availability
Tuesdays 2:00-8:00 pm (in person near Main and Broadway or online)
Wednesdays from 4:00-8:00 pm (online)
Thursdays 2:00-8:00 pm (in person near Main and Broadway or online)
About
Beth is a white, queer, disabled, straight-sized, cisgender settler living and working on traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), and səlil̓ilw̓ətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) nations. Beth spent the past six years teaching high school English, and after feeling her priorities shift away from academia and toward her students’ mental health, self-regulation abilities, and general wellbeing, she was drawn toward the more intimate 1:1 setting of the counselling space.
Beth offers an accessible, collaborative, client-centred, anti-oppressive, and trauma-informed approach to counselling for individuals (adults and youth), families, and those seeking relationship counselling. Beth is firmly committed to the ongoing process of unlearning involved in decolonization and her practice is heavily informed by systems thinking, intersectional feminism, harm reduction, non-binary values, queer theory, attachment theory, and somatics. Beth has lived experience in and near chronic illness and disability, traumatic brain injury, anxiety and depression, addictions, religious trauma, intergenerational trauma, self-esteem, burnout, sexualized violence, grief and loss, non-monogamy and alternative relationship structures, and relationship endings.
Beth has been studying nervous system regulation, interpersonal neurobiology, polyvagal theory, and epigenetics in her free time for the past five years. Throughout this time, she has also trained extensively in Conscious Connected Breathwork facilitation, Hakomi Therapy, and Bioenergetics with Numa Somatics.
In her personal life, Beth is a lover of singing, dancing, laughing, reading, painting, cooking for loved ones, taking rainy forest walks, tending to her many plants, and soaking up sunshine whenever possible. She loves connecting with new people, facilitating collaborative and empowering experiences, and providing a tender, validating witness to folks as they process their lived experiences. Beth is so looking forward to working with you!
Approaches in Therapy
Selected Professional Training
Beth's Rates
15 min Phone Consultation: No Cost
Individual Counselling:
50 min: Standard: $140, Generous: $150+
75 min: Standard: $195, Generous: $205+
Relationship Counselling:
50 min:Standard: $175, Generous: $185+
80 min:Standard: $255, Generous: $265+
Family Counselling:
50 min: Standard: $175, Generous: $185+
80 min: Standard: $255, Generous: $265+
(all rates include GST)
*Sliding Scale Full/Closed
If you are interested in connecting with Beth she can be reached at beth@collective-healing.ca
Tuesdays 2:00-8:00 pm (in person near Main and Broadway or online)
Wednesdays from 4:00-8:00 pm (online)
Thursdays 2:00-8:00 pm (in person near Main and Broadway or online)
About
Beth is a white, queer, disabled, straight-sized, cisgender settler living and working on traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), and səlil̓ilw̓ətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) nations. Beth spent the past six years teaching high school English, and after feeling her priorities shift away from academia and toward her students’ mental health, self-regulation abilities, and general wellbeing, she was drawn toward the more intimate 1:1 setting of the counselling space.
Beth offers an accessible, collaborative, client-centred, anti-oppressive, and trauma-informed approach to counselling for individuals (adults and youth), families, and those seeking relationship counselling. Beth is firmly committed to the ongoing process of unlearning involved in decolonization and her practice is heavily informed by systems thinking, intersectional feminism, harm reduction, non-binary values, queer theory, attachment theory, and somatics. Beth has lived experience in and near chronic illness and disability, traumatic brain injury, anxiety and depression, addictions, religious trauma, intergenerational trauma, self-esteem, burnout, sexualized violence, grief and loss, non-monogamy and alternative relationship structures, and relationship endings.
Beth has been studying nervous system regulation, interpersonal neurobiology, polyvagal theory, and epigenetics in her free time for the past five years. Throughout this time, she has also trained extensively in Conscious Connected Breathwork facilitation, Hakomi Therapy, and Bioenergetics with Numa Somatics.
In her personal life, Beth is a lover of singing, dancing, laughing, reading, painting, cooking for loved ones, taking rainy forest walks, tending to her many plants, and soaking up sunshine whenever possible. She loves connecting with new people, facilitating collaborative and empowering experiences, and providing a tender, validating witness to folks as they process their lived experiences. Beth is so looking forward to working with you!
Approaches in Therapy
- Client-Centred
- Anti-Oppressive
- Trauma-Informed
- Attachment-Informed
- Polyvagal-Informed
- Harm-Reduction
- Strengths-based
- Queer Affirmative
- Neurodivergent Affirmative
- Sex-Positive
- Kink-Informed
- Intersectional Feminism
- Somatic Psychotherapy
- Internal Family Systems / Parts Work
- Mindfulness & Self-compassion
- Conscious Connected Breathwork
Selected Professional Training
- Numa Somatics Level 1: Integrative Breathwork Therapy Immersion - Trevor Yelich
- Numa Somatics Level 2: Integrative Breathwork Therapy Facilitation - Trevor Yelich
- Numa Somatics Level 3: Exploring Psyche & Soma - Trevor Yelich
- Numa Somatics Level 4A: Somatics: Sensitive Therapeutics (A blend of Hakomi Therapy, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy & Somatic Experiencing) - Trevor Yelich
- Numa Somatics Level 4B: Somatics: Sensitive Therapeutics (A blend of Hakomi Therapy, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy & Somatic Experiencing) - Trevor Yelich
- Working with the Effects of Emotional Abuse, Severe Neglect & Invisibility - Dolores Mosquera
- How to Work with Shame - NICABM
- PreVenture - A Preventive Mental Health Program for Teens
Beth's Rates
15 min Phone Consultation: No Cost
Individual Counselling:
50 min: Standard: $140, Generous: $150+
75 min: Standard: $195, Generous: $205+
Relationship Counselling:
50 min:Standard: $175, Generous: $185+
80 min:Standard: $255, Generous: $265+
Family Counselling:
50 min: Standard: $175, Generous: $185+
80 min: Standard: $255, Generous: $265+
(all rates include GST)
*Sliding Scale Full/Closed
If you are interested in connecting with Beth she can be reached at beth@collective-healing.ca