Eileen is a Registered Social Worker (RSW) with a Diploma in Social Work. She is currently completing her fourth year of a Bachelor of Social Work at the University of Calgary.

Her practice is grounded in evidence-based, trauma-responsive, and client-centred approaches that prioritize empathy, safety, and real-life impact.

Eileen’s work focuses on complex family dynamics, stepparenting roles, and high-conflict co-parenting relationships. She offers coaching and counselling sessions that bring warmth and structure to these conversations, helping clients build insight, confidence, healthier patterns and stronger boundaries.

This work can include the High Conflict Institute’s New Ways for Families Counselling program.

She also offers one-at-a-time counselling sessions for individuals seeking support with a broad range of concerns, including major life decisions, grief, stressful life events, and relationship challenges. Whether you are looking for a single session to address a specific issue or occasional support during a challenging time, she can provide a space where clarity, insight, and relief can be found.

Since 2008, Eileen has supported women and their families through education, advocacy, and compassionate care. Her background as a doula, childbirth educator, lactation educator, and women’s health advocate has given her a deep understanding of the emotional and physical transitions people experience throughout their lives. As a mom and stepmom in a large, blended family herself, she is well-versed in the complexities of blended families!

“I’m passionate about walking alongside clients with curiosity, care, and respect. It is meaningful to me to honour a client’s lived experiences and support their path forward.”

”When I am not working with clients, you can find me creating something from wool, enjoying a cup of tea with a book, blowing bubbles from 60 feet underwater in my scuba gear, or relaxing on the nearest beach.“