Mental Health Counselling

Angie Gill is a Registered Social Worker with a Master of Social Work degree from the University of Windsor, and a Bachelor of Social Work degree (with a Child Welfare specialization) from the University of Victoria. 

She brings more than 15 years of Social Work experience in various clinical settings. Angie has specialized in case management in neuro-rehabilitation services working with individuals suffering from brain injury, spinal cord injuries, and PTSD.

Angie has extensive experience as a clinical social worker, focusing on issues such as mental health, addictions, couples counselling, domestic violence and grief/bereavement. Angie advocates for a strong commitment to client centered practice to ensure that individuals and families have the support, tools, education and appropriate resources.

Angie also speaks fluent: Punjabi, Urdu and Hindi languages which are a tremendous asset in working with the South Asian client population.

Drawing from cognitive-behavioral, narrative, mindfulness and solution-focused approaches, Angie seeks to draw on each individual’s strengths to promote client empowerment, self-advocacy and improved quality of life.