Support That Meets You Where You Are

Clinical supervision is a relational, reflective process that supports ethical practice, professional growth, and sustainable social work. Grounded in Ubuntu-informed, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive principles, supervision attends to clinical decision-making, ethics, boundaries, burnout, vicarious trauma, and identity-based stressors within complex systems. Dayirai is a Registered Social Worker in Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, and Nova Scotia, and an Approved Clinical Supervisor with the Alberta College of Social Workers (ACSW), offering supervision to provisionally registered and practicing social workers seeking registration, authorization, or clinical designation.

These Ubuntu-informed, trauma-informed workshops and circles offer intentional spaces to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with self and community—centering rest as a necessary practice for wellbeing. Sessions explore themes such as nervous system regulation, emotional awareness, boundaries, burnout, and sustainable self-care in accessible, relational learning spaces. Gently facilitated and grounded in safety and dignity, these offerings support individuals, groups, and organizations seeking collective and sustainable restoration.

Reflective consultation offers a collaborative space to pause, think, and gain clarity around personal, professional, or organizational concerns. Grounded in Ubuntu-informed, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive principles, sessions may focus on decision-making, leadership challenges, burnout, ethical dilemmas, or navigating complex systems. This service is reflective and supportive, not therapy or clinical supervision, and is suited for those seeking insight and guidance outside a therapeutic relationship.

Culturally responsive, trauma-informed therapy is available for survivors and eligible family members impacted by Missing or Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, with up to 62 fully funded sessions per year through the Government of Canada. Care honours grief, loss, relational healing, and the ongoing impacts of violence and systemic harm, grounded in safety, compassion, and collaboration. An initial assessment is required before beginning ongoing therapy.

Culturally responsive, trauma-informed therapy is available for Day School Survivors and eligible family members, with up to 62 fully funded sessions per year through the Government of Canada. Care honours lived experience, relational healing, and the impacts of day schools and intergenerational trauma, grounded in safety, compassion, and collaboration. An initial assessment is required before beginning ongoing therapy.

Culturally responsive, trauma-informed therapy is available for Residential School Survivors and eligible family members, with up to 62 fully funded sessions per year through the Government of Canada. Care honours lived experience, relational healing, and the enduring impacts of residential schools and intergenerational trauma, grounded in safety, compassion, and collaboration. An initial assessment is required before beginning ongoing therapy.

Culturally responsive, trauma-informed therapy is available for registered members of Bigstone Cree Nation, with up to 22 fully funded sessions per year. Care is grounded in safety, dignity, collaboration, and respect for lived experience, including the impacts of historical and ongoing trauma. A valid treaty number is required to access this service, and an initial assessment must be completed before beginning ongoing therapy.

A compassionate, non-judgmental space for parents and caregivers to reflect on the joys and challenges of caregiving, grounded in Ubuntu-informed and trauma-informed care. Sessions support communication, boundaries, behavioural concerns, and caregiver stress while strengthening parent–child connection with practical, compassionate strategies. Please join the waitlist if no appointments are available.

A supportive space for families to reconnect and strengthen relationships, grounded in Ubuntu-informed, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive care. Sessions focus on improving communication, strengthening boundaries, and understanding relational patterns with safety, respect, and collaboration. An initial assessment is required; please join the waitlist if no appointments are available.

A respectful space for partners to strengthen communication, navigate conflict, and rebuild trust, grounded in Ubuntu-informed and trauma-informed care. Therapy focuses on understanding relational patterns and fostering connection with clarity and compassion. An initial assessment is required; please join the waitlist if needed.

Child therapy offers a secure, nurturing space where children can express emotions, build coping skills, and feel understood through play and conversation. Sessions gently support emotional regulation and resilience while partnering with caregivers to strengthen connection and safety beyond the therapy room.

Adult therapy offers a calm, supportive space to pause and tend to your emotional well-being. Together, we gently explore what you’re carrying and strengthen clarity, regulation, and coping in ways that feel grounded and sustainable.

Single Session Therapy (18+) offers focused, one-time support for adults seeking clarity, direction, or immediate guidance. Together, we explore your concern and identify grounded, practical next steps in a supportive, culturally responsive space.