Meet Our Therapy Team

At Intentional Outcomes Counselling, our team of experienced clinicians in Halifax provides both in-person and virtual therapy sessions to support individuals and couples across Nova Scotia. Whether you’re seeking help with anxiety, relationships, or personal growth, our therapists offer compassionate, evidence-based care tailored to your unique needs. Connect with a clinician today and take the next step toward meaningful change wherever you are in Nova Scotia.

Registered Clinical Social Worker

Trauma & PTSD · Anxiety & Chronic Stress · ACT, DBT & CBT · LGBTQ+ & BIPOC Affirming

Registered Counseling Therapist

Addiction & Substance Use · Supporting Families of Those with Addictions · Anxiety & Depression · ACT

Registered Counselling Therapist

EMDR · Trauma & PTSD · Anxiety · Youth (18+) & Adults

Registered Counseling Therapist

Anxiety & Depression · Relationships · Life Transitions · ACT & EFT 

Registered Counselling Therapist

Anxiety & Self-Esteem · Emotional Regulation · Teens & Adults · Boundaries & Life Transitions

Owner, Registered Clinical Social Worker

Individual and Couples Therapy · Anxiety & Trauma · EFT & Gottman · EMDR · Hypnosis & NLP

Registered Clinical Social Worker

Individual and Couples Therapy · Adults · Self-Esteem · Confidence · Anxiety · Coping Strategies

Registered Counselling Therapist Intern

Individuals · Anxiety · Depression · Life Transitions · Relationship Concerns

Registered Clinical Social Worker

*Not currently accepting new clients

Youth & Adolescents (13+) · Substance Use & Addiction · BPD · Anxiety & Depression

Administrative Team

Hollie Uffindell

Client Experience Coordinator

Hollie is a warm and reliable administrative professional with strong organisational skills and a client-centred approach. Known for her helpful communication style and attention to detail, she supports smooth daily operations and creates a welcoming experience for clients and team members alike.

Byron McDonald, Client Experience Administrator, Intentional Outcomes Counselling

Byron McDonald

Clinic Sidekick

Every clinic has that one person who somehow ends up helping with a little bit of everything; that’s Byron. As our Clinic Sidekick, he supports the team behind the scenes, solves problems as they pop up, and helps keep things moving forward. While he may not wear a cape, we’re not ruling it out.

Natasha Jackman

Client Experience Administrator

Natasha is a supportive administrator and student interested in psychology and mental health. She brings a thoughtful, learning focused perspective to her role, supporting administrative tasks with care while contributing to a calm, respectful, and client-focused environment.

Join our team and grow with us. Make a difference in people’s lives. Apply today as a Clinical Therapist or as a Student. Start your next chapter.

We Are Not A Crisis Service

If you are in crisis please go to your nearest emergency, call Mobile Crisis or contact community mental health.

We Are Not A Crisis Service

If you are in crisis please go to your nearest emergency, call Mobile Crisis or contact community mental health.

We Are Not A Crisis Service

If you are in crisis please go to your nearest emergency, call Mobile Crisis or contact community mental health.

We Are Not A Crisis Service

If you are in crisis please go to your nearest emergency, call Mobile Crisis or contact community mental health.

We Are Not A Crisis Service

If you are in crisis please go to your nearest emergency, call Mobile Crisis or contact community mental health.

We Are Not A Crisis Service

If you are in crisis please go to your nearest emergency, call Mobile Crisis or contact community mental health.

We Are Not A Crisis Service

If you are in crisis please go to your nearest emergency, call Mobile Crisis or contact community mental health.

We Are Not A Crisis Service

If you are in crisis please go to your nearest emergency, call Mobile Crisis or contact community mental health.

We Are Not A Crisis Service

If you are in crisis please go to your nearest emergency, call Mobile Crisis or contact community mental health.