About the Founder

Munny Sandhu, MC

Hello, my name is Munny and I am a registered clinical counsellor with BCACC. I offer services in Punjabi & English. I have been working in community mental health for over five years. I was drawn to the helping profession because I believe in community, relationships, and connection. I have worked in schools, transition homes, and community support environments. I work with children (5+), youth, families and young adults.

As your therapist, you can expect that I will be transparent and honest with you. We will take our time as certain insights and reflections arise. I work from an attachment-informed lens to explore childhood experiences and the influence it has on you today. Together we will analyze negative patterns and look for self-sabotaging behaviours that might be preventing you from change. We will work to understand and replace these patterns so that you can live a happy meaningful life. We will integrate approaches and interventions such as mindfulness, narrative, dialectal behaviour therapy, trauma-informed, emotionally focused, family systems, and somatic approaches so that we can discover a new level of safety and grounding within.

With the validation you’ll receive, you will find that parts of you soften with understanding. The goal will be to see yourself with more compassion, love, and kindness and thus be able to share this with the people around you, developing a healthy sense of self.

 

 

Approaches to Counselling

  • Narrative therapy

  • Client-centered

  • Trauma-informed

  • Dialectal behaviour therapy

  • Mindfulness based and somatic practices

  • Emotionally focused

 

Experience

 
  • Life transitions

  • Self-discovery and creating a meaningful relationship with oneself

  • Intimate relationship conflict

  • Emotional, physical and psychological abuse

  • Grief and loss

  • Loss of motivation

  • Regulating the nervous system to calm anxiety

  • Body image struggles

  • Self-love and self-compassion

  • Lack of purpose and direction

Populations

 
  • Children (10+)

  • Youth (13-18)

  • Young adults

  • Adults

Any questions about the therapy process?