Heal the heart and the mind will follow.
Eje Nado'wejek is Bodwéwadmimwen for “the place where people are healed.” Welcome.
Welcome
Wholistic Indigenous Counselling Services
Wholistic, culturally grounded supports for your healing journey. Services are offered virtually, by phone, and in person.
Services
Wholistic Indigenous Counselling Services
Wholistic, culturally grounded supports for your healing journey. Services are offered virtually, by phone, and in person.
CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy)
Practical, skills-based support for understanding and shifting unhelpful thought and behaviour patterns, at a pace that feels right for you.
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing)
A structured, evidence-based approach that helps the brain process and heal from traumatic memories.
Wholistic Indigenous trauma-informed counselling
Culturally focused counselling and therapy that honours Indigenous ways of healing, guided by Two-Eyed Seeing.
Social work advocacy, service navigation and support
Help with advocacy, navigating services, and finding the supports you need.
Couples counselling
Support for partners working through challenges and growing together.
Support for frontline professionals
A supportive space for helpers and frontline workers to tend to their own wellbeing.
Mobile counselling and outreach
Counselling delivered in clients’ homes and communities, bringing support to where you are.
About Jason
About Jason W. George (Mshiikenh Inini)
Eje Nado’wejek Counselling Services are provided by Jason W. George MSW, RSW (Registered Social Worker, Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers # 842637)
MSW, RSW
Jason is Turtle Clan and a member of Kettle and Stony Point First Nation, and resides in Oneida Nation of the Thames. His spirit name is Mshiikenh Inini (Turtle Man), retrieved in ceremony in 1997 by the late Randal Pruix baa of Saugeen First Nation. He is of Bodewami, Ojibwe, and Irish ancestry.
Two-Eyed Seeing
Jason holds a Master of Social Work in Indigenous Trauma and Resiliency from the University of Toronto and is a Registered Social Worker. For more than 15 years he has worked on the front lines with Indigenous people, on reserve and in urban centres.
A Calm, Grounded Space
Wholistic, trauma-informed counselling that honours your story, your culture, and your pace. A calm, safe space for healing.
Contact
Contact Details
Services are offered virtually, by phone, and in person.
- Phone
- (226) 973 2102
- Availability
- Services are offered virtually, by phone, and in person.
Safe Space
A Safe Space for All
This is a safe space for LGBTQ2++ people. All are welcome here, and all stories are honoured.
Client Intake