About Us

Tasha Pelletier
Owner/Therapist/Hypnotherapist
Tasha is a Registered Social Worker with the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers and has her Master of Social Work Degree from the University of Texas at Arlington where she specialized in Mental Health and Substance Abuse.
She is trained in:
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Emotionally Focused Therapy
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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
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Theraplay
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EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)
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Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy
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Hypnotherapy (incl. Integrative Addictions Solutions, Coaching the Unconscious Mind; HypnoFertility, HypnoBirthing, HypnoPostPartum)
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Goulding Process: SleepTalk
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Integrative Listening Systems (Safe and Sound Protocol; Focus Systems)
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Play therapy techniques
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Equine Assisted Learning
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Tasha is a trauma informed and an anti-oppressive practitioner who follows an attachment-focused framework when working with individuals and families. She is highly knowledgeable of child development, attachment difficulties, intergenerational trauma, developmental trauma, PTSD, and the effects of residential school. She also has extensive experience working with indigenous peoples and communities.
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Tasha has a little spark that loves to shine. She is a playful, creative, and caring individual who believes everyone deserves to be Free to Bee joyous, at peace, mentally well. i
I am happiest when I am free to be myself.
Tasha Pelletier, RSW MSW


Kate McEvenue
Certified Canadian Counsellor, MA, MEd
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Kate (she/her) is excited to be starting her private practice with Free to Bee Me. After years of working in schools and rehabilitation settings, Kate has found her passion in working with individuals who have made the choice to grow and heal. Kate has a particular interest in helping people who have suffered as a result of trauma, and has specialized in sexual and interpersonal violence. Her philosophy and framework include a feminist and anti-oppressive approach to counselling, as well as a focus on trauma-informed, somatic (body), and attachment-based interventions. Her training and experience have strengthened her belief that everyone has the ability and capacity to heal, no matter the adversity. With unconditional regard, warmth, and humour, Kate will work to build a safe and respectful partnership with you.
As a Certified Counsellor, she is also certified in MindBody Therapy and holds a specialization in Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Kate is trained in:
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EMDR
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Somatic Experiencing
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Internal Family Systems
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Inner Relationship Focusing
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Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders
Kate believes in each individual's capacity to heal and to be free to live beyond trauma, with increased presence, self-compassion, creativity, and energy. If you are interested in healing from old wounds, gaining insight into negative coping strategies, and tapping into your inner wisdom and vitality, Kate would be honoured to support and guide your process i
Brianna Taylor
MSW RSW
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Brianna (she/her) is a registered social worker with the Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers.
Along with her social work degree, she has graduate certification from the University of Calgary in
clinical social work – specializing in infant, child, and youth mental health, and advanced social work
practice. She is a Certified EMDR Child Specialist.
Brianna’s practice is grounded in anti-oppressive theory, and is guided by an attachment-framework.
She is a trauma-informed practitioner who works from an eclectic model to draw from evidence based
approaches in a way that compliments each individuals’ unique strengths and challenges.
She is trained in:
-Play Therapy Techniques
-Narrative Therapy
-Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
-EMDR, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing
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Brianna is experienced in working with individuals who are impacted by depression, anxiety, stress, and
low self-esteem. She also has experience supporting individuals who are neurodiverse, and is passionate
about offering accessible, person-centred, mental health support.
Brianna loves working with children, youth, and caregivers, and is very knowledgeable in child
development. She is a strong believer that therapy can be fun, playful, and expressive i
