Craig Woelke, RCC

I bring a diverse range of lived experience to my counselling practice. Before becoming a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC), I worked as a teacher, spent time in the fitness industry, and built a career in construction. I’ve lived throughout Western Canada and overseas, experiences that have broadened my worldview and continue to inform my work. Outside of counselling, I enjoy hiking with my family, playing chess, and mountain biking.

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I view counselling as a collaborative space where I offer compassion and a fresh perspective. Navigating change, complex decisions, or intense emotions can be challenging, and my goal is to create an environment that fosters calm, validation, and, when appropriate, a sense of humour. I believe our emotions and choices are often deeply connected to our past experiences, and therapy can help bring greater awareness to these internal processes.

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In my work with individuals and couples, I support clients in developing insight and agency, helping them move toward more intentional and meaningful choices in the present. My therapeutic approach is eclectic; I often integrate experiential modalities such as Narrative Therapy and Internal Family Systems (IFS) with cognitive approaches like Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).