The Shanti Counselling Centre is pleased to welcome Mia Radovanovic, a Masters student from The Adler School of Professional Psychology.

Mia has worked in a community-based practicum setting, which has provided her with a wealth of experience in counseling individuals, couples, and groups. A belief in the value of a holistic approach, which promotes long-term growth and healing, underpins Mia’s work with clients. She attends closely to clients’ experiences in order to understand their unique perspectives and interpersonal dynamics, with a theoretical foundation built on Existential philosophy.

Mia is an outdoor enthusiast, who enjoys hiking, camping, biking, and snowboarding. She also plays other league sports, including hockey and soccer.  Her love for sports has influenced her master’s thesis work, which focuses on sport psychology.

Issues that Mia enjoys working with include, but are not limited to:

• Family of origin issues
• Family therapy
• Working with adolescents and teens
• Addiction work
• Grief and loss counselling
• Couples therapy
• Exploring the meaning of life
• Parenting strategies
• Exploring sexuality
• Generally finding contentment with your authentic self