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Counselling Services

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At Safe Space Counselling, I believe in providing a safe and inclusive environment for our clients. My approach is centered on supporting you on your journey towards healing and growth. 

I offer counseling services for individuals ages 14 and up. I offer in person, virtual or phone sessions to ensure that all Nova Scotians can receive the support that they need in a way that works best for them.

Session Fees

For Teens (14+) and Adults
Individual 50-minute session: $165
Individual 90-minute session: $290

Therapeutic Approach

I use a person-centered approach that focuses on your unique needs and experiences. I draw from a variety of inclusive frameworks, tools, and interventions, tailoring our work to help you achieve your goals throughout our sessions.

Areas of Focus and Continuing Education 

I have experience supporting teens and adults with anxiety, depression, emotion regulation, trauma, as well as exploring gender identity and sexuality.​

I have received training in: 

  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy - 2022

  • Brainspotting with David Grand, Ph.D. - The Brain-Body Based Training for Treating Trauma - 2023

  • Brainspotting Phase 1 Training - 2023

  • Transgender and Non-Binary Youth: Advanced Practice Gender-Affirming Interventions to Help Clients Live an Authentic Life - 2024

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Workshops

Childhood Trauma: A Child Centered Approach for Early Childhood Educators - 2024

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nicole@safespace-counselling.com

Nicole Terry

RCT-25-021, CCC 11241068

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Safe Space Counselling

177 Main Street, Suite 101, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia B2S 1X1​

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Safe Space Counselling operates out of Rise Counselling Collective 

Safe Space Counselling is located in Mi'kma'ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi'kmaq. This territory is covered by the Treaties of Peace and Friendship. Recognizing the land demonstrates gratitude, respect and appreciation to those who have lived on the land for generations and continue to do so, as well as honors the Indigenous people who have a long-standing relationship with the land. 

People of African descent have shared these lands, in what is now called Nova Scotia, for more than 400 years; over 50 strong and resourceful African Nova Scotian communities exist here today. 

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