Tonia is an educator, counsellor and advocate who work with a diverse range of communities and address a diverse range of issues. Her extensive work with survivors of sexual violence, intimate partner violence, domestic violence and elder abuse has led her to work with community, academic and corporate institutions providing counselling, training, workshops, education, suicide risk assessments and crisis intervention.
As an educator, Tonia is committed to educating the next generation of helpers about the importance of applying trauma-informed, social justice and critical theory lens in order to work with and better understand the lived reality of service users.
Tonia uses: Strengths-based Narrative Therapy – Tree of life Methodology. Motivational Interviewing, Peer Support, Client Directed Outcome-Informed Therapy and Psychodynamic Therapy.
In a session with me, you are the expert in this interaction. Together we will set the tone for how you would like things to move forward. We will start with informal conversations and things will progress in a natural fashion. Flexibility, understanding, patience and kindness will be the foundation from which the deconstruction of your reality will take place.
An opportunity to meet your practitioner to learn about their practice and compatibility with your hopes for treatment.
30 min
Black Cultural Community Conversation
A facilitated session with Chris Leonard, Tonia Richard, Heather Johnson and Charmaine Hunter-Edwards for African, Caribbean, Black community needs in Grief, Loss and Wellness.
21 Strickland…