uniquely educated & experienced

I understand that separation and divorce can be an emotionally challenging time for families. Navigating the legal system while prioritizing your child’s well-being can feel overwhelming, especially when a Section 211 Report or a Views of the Child Report has been recommended or ordered. My goal is to provide clarity and guidance throughout this process, ensuring you have the information you need to move forward with confidence.

I am qualified to complete full Section 211 Reports under the Family Law Act, as well as Views of the Child and Hear the Child Reports. I am a roster member of the BC Hear the Child Society and a member of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts. I have extensive training in child custody assessments, high-conflict coparenting, stepwise and non-evaluative child interviewing, and parental alienation.

My qualifications include a bachelor’s degree in child and youth care and a master’s degree in counselling psychology. I have worked in the helping profession, including child protective services and mental health for over twenty years.

I am available to answer any questions or concerns you may have about the assessment process.

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Going through a separation or divorce is difficult, but if you are dealing with a high conflict situation if can quickly become overwhelming. If you have been told you need a Section 211 report, you likely have many questions. What is a 211 Report? Where do I start? Who does a Section 211 Report? Is it necessary? I am happy answer any questions you may have and guide you through the process.

My work focuses on family conflict, parenting, and high-conflict separation and divorce. My approach is child-centered and neutral, with a focus on gathering information that supports the best interests of the child. I have training in child custody assessments, high-conflict co-parenting, stepwise and non-evaluative child interviewing, and parental alienation.

I am qualified to complete full Section 211 Reports under the Family Law Act, as well as Non-Evaluative Views of the Child Reports. My professional background includes a Bachelor’s degree in Child and Youth Care and a Master’s degree in Counselling Psychology. With over a decade of experience in the helping profession—including child protective services and mental health—I bring both expertise and compassion to my work with families.