When anxiety won’t quiet down, mood feels low, or past experiences keep resurfacing in ways that are hard to explain, it can be exhausting to carry everything on your own. Many people come to therapy not because they’re broken, but because they want to feel steadier, clearer, and more like themselves again.

Brandon Coulombe is a Certified Nurse Psychotherapist (CNP), Registered Nurse, and Métis clinician with over 25 years of clinical experience supporting adults with anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, addiction, and major life transitions. His work spans Emergency Room (ER) and acute care, community mental health, and psychotherapy—allowing him to understand distress from both a medical and psychological perspective. This integrated approach helps clients make sense of what’s happening in their mind and body, not just manage symptoms.

Brandon has lived and worked in large urban centres, small rural communities, and Northern regions including Nunavut, which has shaped a deep respect for culture, environment, and lived experience. He is also married to a Ukrainian woman and is a father of three, giving him firsthand insight into cross-cultural relationships, family dynamics, immigration stress, intergenerational differences, and the pressures of balancing work, partnership, and parenting. This lived experience often helps clients feel understood on a more human level—especially those navigating relationships, cultural identity, family roles, or major life transitions.