Tara King

Reaching out for support can feel difficult, especially when you have not always felt heard, understood, or safe sharing your experiences. I believe everyone deserves a compassionate space where they can speak openly without fear of judgment.

I am from Beausoleil First Nation, and I began my own healing journey more than 13 years ago. Through that experience, I learned how meaningful it can be to have someone who truly listens. My lived experience continues to shape the way I connect with and support others.

I have experience working alongside neurodivergent individuals and people and families affected by addiction and domestic violence. I am especially passionate about understanding the experiences that can contribute to addiction, supporting people navigating addiction and recovery, and recognizing the impact addiction can have on loved ones. I also support people who are experiencing or healing from domestic violence and its complex emotional and relational effects.

My approach brings together my lived experience, education, and professional experience. My goal is to create a compassionate, culturally respectful, and safe space where you feel heard, understood, and supported throughout your healing journey.