Overcoming the hardships and aftermath of the pandemic continues to cause stress and chaos for many people.
Please reach out if find yourself struggling. Getting support is a sign of strength.
Click here for a list of crisis and mental health resources in Manitoba.
I offer a free 15-minute phone consultation to all new clients and one-hour in-person and online counselling services for a fee.
Click here to book an appointment.
About me:
I use he/him pronouns. I live close to downtown Winnipeg with my spouse, our two young adult sons, and our two middle aged dogs.
I have been working as a trauma counsellor since 2001. During the last decade and a half, my focus has included working with children, youth and families.
I also have a Masters of Social Work (clinical focus) from the University of Manitoba and am a Registered Social Worker.
View my current bio page and CV.
And connect with me on LinkedIn.
My clinical interest in trauma and crisis recovery has grown out of my work with sexual abuse survivors and my experiences living/working internationally in civil war/post-war contexts (in Bogota, Colombia; the Balkans – Tirana, Albania; and Belfast, Northern Ireland). I also have a lot of experience working with and learning from Indigenous communities in Canada’s North. Much of my learning about the dynamics of intergenerational trauma has been informed by my experiences in these contexts.
In addition to my active therapy practice and full training schedule, I am thrilled to be working with the counselling staff at Rainbow Resource Centre as their Clinical Supervisor.
When I’m not working, I can be found doing some combination of camping, biking, reading, cooking, listening to music and walking my dogs.
John Koop Harder 