Qi Integrated Health

Cheyenne Ling
Cheyenne is a Registered Clinical Counsellor who brings warmth, compassion, and curiosity to her work. Her personal healing journey has shown her the importance of creating a safe, non-judgmental space where people can openly share their experiences. Cheyenne believes that what we resist tends to persist, and that turning toward our feelings, rather than away from them, can be deeply healing. In counselling, she incorporates Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (EFIT) to help clients identify, examine, and process emotions while exploring how present experiences and relationship patterns may be shaped by the past.

The foundation of Cheyenne’s work is based on Carl Rogers’ belief that people naturally move toward growth and healing when the right relational conditions are present. By embodying unconditional positive regard, empathic understanding, and genuineness, she aims to create a supportive space where people can learn to trust their inner healing intelligence and move toward growth and healing.

Sadaf Naji
When we get disconnected from ourselves, we get lost. The purpose of therapy is to connect us back to ourselves.

My great passion is to show the possibility of healing people. I guide clients to find a healthy connection to themselves and have compassion, so they can know themselves as peaceful, whole and safe. I know that no single approach is the right one for every individual. For this reason, I have integrated everything I have learnt into a holistic psychosomatic approach to the treatment of trauma.

I am a licensed Counsellor, Certified Compassionate Inquiry Practitioner, and Certified Breathwork Facilitator from Vancouver, BC, Canada. I work with trauma, anxiety, depression, relationships, multicultural therapy, body image, boundaries, sexuality and female wellness.

Treatments:
- Somatic Therapy
- Psychedelic Integration
- Breathwork

Sr. Samantha Petrin
Dr. Samantha Petrin is fascinated by the mental emotional body and its innate wisdom. She has seen how trauma physiology manifests as physical dysfunction. Her approach to healing focuses on building resilience and increasing one's capacity to be with themselves. She utilizes tools such as craniosacral therapy, somatic experiencing, breathwork, and her extensive training in naturopathic medicine to support your whole system, body, mind, and spirit, to find its own way back to health.

She runs a trauma-informed practice with a focus on mental health and nervous system disorders. She has experience in supporting patients through a variety of concerns from digestive, to hormonal, to psychological issues. Her scope of practice includes clinical nutrition, lifestyle counselling, botanical medicine, acupuncture, IV therapy, prescriptive authority, laboratory & diagnostic testing, somatic therapy, breathwork, and craniosacral therapy.

Outside of the clinic she enjoys intuitive dance and listening to the calming waves at the beach. "LGBTQ2S+ friendly

Trini Vergara
Trini (she/her) is a Registered Clinical Counsellor, who specializes in couples (Gottman method), sex, and Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy. Many of her clients identify as immigrant, BIPOC, LGTBQIA+ and/or neurodivergent. She works with anxiety, depression, trauma and relationship issues, among others.

She has a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology. She studied Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy at Numinus and Fluence, and also currently works as a research study therapist at the University of British Columbia's Brain Lab, treating alcohol-use disorder with Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy and Motivational Enhancement Therapy.

She identifies as an integrative therapist, which means she combines ideas and techniques from different therapeutic schools of thought in order to tailor sessions to your needs. She is influenced by systemic therapy, attachment-based therapy and mindfulness, and her approach is trauma-informed and anti-oppresive. She believes her role is being a compassionate, safe and curious presence, who supports you in accessing your own inner healing intelligence, allowing you to get to the root of your pain and transform it. Psychedelics are not magic substances, but with proper therapeutic support, they have the ability to help us lower the barriers that stand between us and true healing to feel more whole and connected with ourselves, with others, and with the world around us.

In her free time, she enjoys meditating, reading, cooking, going to cultural/artistic events, listening to live music, dancing, being in nature, watching films, going to different classes/workshops, and especially travelling!