Emmanuelle is a bilingual registered social worker and a clinical therapist who in the course of her career, developed a deep understanding of the following problematic and thus was able to acquire the necessary skills required to intervene in the field of victimization, trauma, managing behavioural issues, domestic violence, anxiety, performance anxiety, relationship difficulties, communication, burnout, compassion fatigue, self-esteem, self-care and self-awareness.

It is with a great deal of attention and sensitivity that Emmanuelle developed a therapeutic approach that focusses on the strengths and needs of the person (or people) all the while taking in consideration the reality of the environment. She offers services in the form of educational sessions on diverse topics, individual counselling and couples counselling. The following approaches have greatly influenced her therapeutic style: person-centred approach, solution-focused approach, feminist approach, trauma informed approach, crisis intervention approach, psychosocial approach and behaviour modification approach.

Alisson is a bilingual Registered Social Worker (RSW) who has received a bachelor’s
degree in Psychology in 2020, and a Bachelor's degree in Social Work in 2022, both
from the Université de Moncton. Her choice to pursue her studies in the field of social
work was rooted in the idea of helping individuals by preventing, avoiding, and working
on individual and situational barriers, in the hopes of a better quality of life.
She is currently pursuing a master’s degree of Social Work, during which she is
particularly interested in trauma-informed and trauma-focused approaches, especially in
contexts of intervention with people who use substances. As part of her social work
training, Alisson completed her internships in a community organization, working along
homelessness and substance abuse issues, as well as in clinical therapy, using different
approaches such as Play-Therapy, Trauma-Informed, Solution-Focused, and Cognitive-
Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
Those experiences combined with her passion for helping others led her to seek more
experience in the counselling field to deepen her skills and knowledge in intervention.
Alisson describes her therapeutic approach as empathetic, supportive, non-judgmental
and focused on the person, their needs, their goals and their individual strengths. She
also considers the great importance of the social environment and previous experiences
in the journey of seeking help, which is illustrated in her psychosocial and trauma-
informed approach.

Jessica Lanteigne, TSI, clinical therapist obtained her bachelor’s degree in Social work from the Université de Moncton in 2002. She has over 19 years of experience with children, adolescents, biological families, foster families and adoptive families. She is passionate about her work and she always uses a therapeutic approach that is best suited to her client’s needs. Jessica has a very human approach and she is fascinated by the resilience of each individual. She prioritizes the well-being of her clients at each session with a gentle approach that is always centered on each person’s strengths.  Jessica uses a variety of techniques in sessions but she favors cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), the solution focused approach, the trauma-informed approach and the psychosocial approach.

Rachel Palmer graduated from Crandall University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology in
2013 and completed a Bachelor of Social Work degree, from St. Thomas University in 2020.
Rachel has a wide range of experience that includes working with children, youth, adults and
older adults. Past work includes working in the non-profit sector for a decade and Horizon
Health Network in the department of Addictions and Mental Health.
Approaches used: Trauma Informed, Strength-based, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy,
Acceptance Commitment Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy and
Motivational Interviewing.
Scope of practice includes working with persons who have experienced: anxiety, depression,
trauma, addictions, substance misuse, suicidal thoughts, self harming behaviours, disordered
eating, intimate partner violence, relationship conflicts, communication, burnout and life
transitions.

Sandy graduated from the Université de Moncton’s Bachelor of Social Work Degree in 1998 and has experience working within the Education System, Addiction Services and, most extensively, the Child Welfare System, from which she retired in March 2022.  Sandy supported and guided children in the Minister’s care, their biological parents and families, as well as Foster Parents in her of Foster Home Coordinator for the last 16 years of her career with the Department of Social Development.

Sandy has decided to further her career in order to accompany people facing challenges to overcome them and live happy and fulfilling lives. Her approach is kind and non-threatening, she engages clients by building positive therapeutic relationships with them, based on their individual needs. Sandy is a firm believer in self-care and overall well-being, she incorporates a holistic approach that incorporates Solution-Focussed, Trauma-Informed, Cognitive-Behavioral Strategies and Mindfulness as she accompanies clients to improve their general functioning and relationships.

Jane graduated from her Bachelor of Arts with the University of Prince Edward Island in 2017, and she
completed her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology through Yorkville University in 2021. She has her CCC
designation with the CCPA and her LCT-C with the CCTNB.
Jane has an extensive background working with youth. She has experience and training working with young
children and youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Her previous experience includes work as a behaviour
interventionist and consultant with the school system, interventions services for young children with ASD, operating
as a youth care worker in many care facilities in New Brunswick, and previous counselling experience with different
organizations in the New Brunswick region.
At EROS, Jane continues her work with youth as a therapist, as well as expanding her practice to working with
couples, families, young children, teens, and adults. Jane is a trained couples therapist in the approach of
emotionally-focused couples therapy.
Jane has a passion for working with and assisting individuals, families and couples in strategizing solutions and
working towards achieving their goals. Her scope of practice includes attending to anxiety, depression, relationship
issues, family dynamics, ASD interventions, self-esteem, life transitions, processing trauma, and more. She takes a
strengths-based approach to counselling with a focus on cognitive-behavioural, narrative, solution-focused,
attachment, and emotionally-focused therapeutic interventions.