Kayda Health - Life Changing Clinical Counselling

Kayda Health - Life Changing Clinical Counselling Helping anxious, burnout, ADHD/ ND folx answer, “What if it could be better?” | RCC & OT Team | MH ADHD, AuDHD, Autism, Giftedness, etc.)

Our team of RCCs & Adult OT helps professionals, executives, university students, parents, and people ages 5+ navigate anxiety, stress, panic, depression, burnout, executive function, chronic pain & illness, neurodiversity, parenting, communication, and more. Specializations:
Burnout, Stress, Anxiety (including Panic & Phobias)
Neurodiversity Support (ie. Workplace Mental Health
Adult Occupational Therapy
Virtual & In Person Clinical Counselling

Burnout doesn’t always announce itself loudly. Often, it shows up quietly — as exhaustion, numbness, or a sense of just ...
01/14/2026

Burnout doesn’t always announce itself loudly. Often, it shows up quietly — as exhaustion, numbness, or a sense of just getting through the day.

If you recognized yourself in any of these signs, you’re not alone, and you’re not broken. Your system may simply be asking for more care than it’s been getting 💛

If you’re curious to understand this more deeply or want support in navigating it, you’re always welcome to explore more or book a session through the link in our bio.

Awareness is not weakness — it’s the beginning of support.

Starting the year doesn’t have to mean big resolutions or drastic changes.Sometimes the gentlest shifts — the small choi...
01/08/2026

Starting the year doesn’t have to mean big resolutions or drastic changes.
Sometimes the gentlest shifts — the small choices that help you feel calmer, more grounded, and cared for — are the most powerful.

Focus on what supports you, not what you think you “should” do 💛

As the year comes to a close, reflection doesn’t have to mean self-criticism.Tonight is an opportunity to gently acknowl...
12/31/2025

As the year comes to a close, reflection doesn’t have to mean self-criticism.
Tonight is an opportunity to gently acknowledge what you experienced, how you showed up, and what you learned along the way. Growth isn’t always visible or dramatic—it often happens quietly, in moments of rest, reflection, and self-respect.
You don’t need to rush into goals or resolutions. Beginning the new year with compassion and curiosity is more than enough.
Wishing you a peaceful close to the year and a gentle start to the next 🤍



Low energy is often treated like a problem to override, when it’s usually a signal to reorganize — not push. It can be t...
12/25/2025

Low energy is often treated like a problem to override, when it’s usually a signal to reorganize — not push. It can be telling you that your system is overloaded, overextended, or needing more internal space.

Responding with small shifts in expectations, attention, and mental load can be more regulating than trying to rest harder or perform better. ✨

Emotional energy is invisible but shapes how we feel and act. Small practices like pausing, noticing, or setting boundar...
12/17/2025

Emotional energy is invisible but shapes how we feel and act. Small practices like pausing, noticing, or setting boundaries can help you stay steady and connected to what matters.

For extra support tuning into your energy, visit the link in our bio. ✨

New Blog Alert: Learn why avoiding conflict and bottling up disagreements creates the myth of peace and not the real dea...
12/12/2025

New Blog Alert: Learn why avoiding conflict and bottling up disagreements creates the myth of peace and not the real deal. Take a quick quiz to help determine if you are avoiding conflict. Plus, we give you 3 small steps you can take to shift towards a health (truly protective, and the actual key to long term true peace) assertion. Visit Kaydahealth.ca/blog to read and learn - we hope it helps!

Emotional regulation takes time, compassion, and tools that fit your life. If you’re curious about learning strategies t...
12/11/2025

Emotional regulation takes time, compassion, and tools that fit your life. If you’re curious about learning strategies that feel supportive and sustainable, you’re welcome to reach out. We’re here to help you explore these skills in a way that feels safe and guided. 💛

📝 A Therapist’s Notes on December DynamicsDecember, with all of its traditions and gatherings, has a way of pulling us b...
12/04/2025

📝 A Therapist’s Notes on December Dynamics

December, with all of its traditions and gatherings, has a way of pulling us back into old family roles—the fixer, the peacekeeper, the one who never says no, the black sheep... These patterns are familiar, but they’re not always healthy.

This is where boundaries are essential. Not as walls, but as clarity.

🌟 Internal boundaries:
“I’ll check my capacity before I commit.”
“I’m not responsible for managing the room.”
“I am allowed to meet my own needs, regardless of anything else.”

🌟 External boundaries:
“I can come for an hour.”
“I’m not discussing that topic today.”
“I need a break—I’ll be back in a few minutes.”

Boundaries can feel uncomfortable at first. That’s normal. It’s your nervous system learning something new.

Here are three common December patterns to watch for and how you might be able to set a boundary:
1️⃣ The Emotional Caretaker
Boundary: “I care, but I’m not mediating this.”

2️⃣ The Automatic Yes
Boundary: “I’m not available for that this year.”

3️⃣ The Role Regression
Boundary: “ I am an adult, and can make adult choices regardless of how I’m being treated or what expect expectations around me look like.”

And don’t forget self-boundaries: pacing your plans, protecting your downtime, and offering yourself gentleness when old habits show up.

You’re allowed to grow, even if the family system hasn’t. 💝

This season, may your boundaries help you stay connected—without losing yourself.

Take a look at these facts, quoted directly from the United Nations page on International Day of Persons with Disabiliti...
12/04/2025

Take a look at these facts, quoted directly from the United Nations page on International Day of Persons with Disabilities:

"🔘An estimated 1.3 billion people experience significant disability. This represents 16% of the world’s population, or 1 in 6 of us.

🔘Some persons with disabilities die up to 20 years earlier than those without disabilities.

🔘Persons with disabilities have twice the risk of developing conditions such as depression, asthma, diabetes, stroke, obesity or poor oral health.

🔘Health inequities arise from unfair conditions faced by persons with disabilities, including stigma, discrimination, poverty, exclusion from education and employment, and barriers faced in the health system itself."

At Kayda Health, we believe that each and every person should stand for inclusion and accessibility. Here are some pragmatic ways we endeavor to do so ourselves:

🔘We offer virtual sessions so clients can access therapy from anywhere.
🔘We offer a number of sliding scale and pro bono sessions so that therapy is financially accessible.
🔘 We actively work to educate our community - attempting to chip away at discrimination/ stigma
🔘We consider and recommend accommodations in and out of therapy.
🔘We offer flexible appointment scheduling
🔘We collaborate as needed with the broader care team for our clients, advocating for services or supports when needed.

We'd love to know: What's something you do that can help address the inequities that overlap with with disabilities? Do you have any ideas for our clinic about how we can better stand with Persons with Disabilities?

If winter feels a little heavier, a little slower, or a little more tender than other seasons, that’s okay. ❄️This time ...
12/03/2025

If winter feels a little heavier, a little slower, or a little more tender than other seasons, that’s okay. ❄️
This time of year gently asks for warmth, softness, and patience with yourself.

Honouring your needs—whether that means rest, connection, or quiet—is a form of care.
✨ For deeper support or guidance this season, you’re welcome to explore our counseling services through the link in our bio.

✨ Take a moment for yourself. Daily affirmations aren’t just words—they’re gentle reminders to center your mind, honor y...
11/27/2025

✨ Take a moment for yourself. Daily affirmations aren’t just words—they’re gentle reminders to center your mind, honor your feelings, and nurture your inner strength. 🌿💛 Incorporating them into your routine can help you feel more grounded, empowered, and connected to your healing journey.

💭 Which affirmation resonates with you most?

11/20/2025

Introducing one of the most welcoming, calming, and engaging therapists you will ever have the pleasure to meet. Maryam, who is a local mother as well as a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) and Registered Social Worker (RSW) supports women, couples, caregivers, professionals, students, retirees, immigrants and adult children of immigrants, and BIPOC people navigating:

- Burnout or exhaustion from caregiving or work
- Anxiety, depression, grief, or life transitions
- Feeling stuck between cultural or familial expectations
- Difficulty connecting with themselves beyond roles and responsibilities

Maryam offers EMDR, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Narrative Therapy, Grief Counselling, Existential Therapy, Emotional Freedom Technique, Trauma-Informed & Culturally Responsive Therapy and more. Much of her work additionally draws on her own experience of being a child of immigrant parents, BIPOC, a woman, and a mother.

Maryam offers a free consult to assess for a good fit which is easy to book through the clinic website: https://www.kaydahealth.ca/rcc-maryam - any questions about working with Maryam can be sent to connect@kaydahealth.ca

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2700 Barnet Highway
Coquitlam, BC
V3B1B8

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