Marianne is a Canadian Certified Counsellor with extensive experience supporting families navigating separation, conflict, and emotionally complex transitions. Her practice is rooted in trauma-informed, attachment-based, and systems-aware approaches.
With advanced training in parenting coordination, resistance and refusal dynamics, and high-conflict co-parenting, Marianne brings clarity and compassion to her work with children, parents, and caregivers. She supports families involved with court processes, Section 211 assessments, and therapeutic interventions—always centering emotional safety, readiness, and practical support.
Amanjot is a seasoned Registered Social Worker with over a decade of experience supporting children, youth, adults, couples, and families navigating trauma, conflict, identity shifts, and systemic stressors. Her work is grounded in the co-lab’s core commitments to consent, collaboration, cultural humility, and emotional safety. She creates spaces where clients can show up authentically — without judgment, pressure, or coercion — and where readiness and relationship are prioritized over imposed outcomes.
Across the co-lab’s services, Amanjot provides individual counselling, co-parent support, child and youth therapy, and family-based interventions. She supports clients working through anxiety, depression, trauma, relational ruptures, high-conflict separation, and complex family transitions. Her practice is informed by anti-oppressive, strengths-based, trauma-aware, and neuroaffirming frameworks, and she integrates modalities such as DBT, narrative therapy, ACT, and emotion-focused therapy, tailoring her approach to the unique needs of each person and family.
Amanjot is fluent in both English and Punjabi and brings deep cultural insight to her work, making her a trusted support for diverse individuals and communities.
She also has extensive experience within high-conflict family systems, including court-involved and court-mandated contexts, co-parents navigating separation, families experiencing parent-child contact resistance, and cases involving allegations of violence or abuse. Known for her calm, clear, and grounded presence, Amanjot is able to remain steady in complex relational landscapes while holding boundaries with care.
Within the co-lab’s interdisciplinary model, Amanjot collaborates closely with colleagues to ensure care is coordinated, clinically sound, and ethically anchored. She understands that mandated participation does not equal consent, and she remains committed to honouring the dignity, pace, and autonomy of every child and adult she supports.
Whether working one-on-one with an individual, supporting a parent through reactivity and repair, or guiding a family toward safer and more sustainable connection, Amanjot brings clinical depth, cultural responsiveness, and an unwavering commitment to meaningful, lasting change.
