0
Skip to Content
Counselling & Mental Health Care London Ontario | Blueprint Counselling
About Us
Counsellors
Services
Blog
Resources
Events
Groups
Contact
Find Your Fit
Find Your Fit
Counselling & Mental Health Care London Ontario | Blueprint Counselling
About Us
Counsellors
Services
Blog
Resources
Events
Groups
Contact
About Us
Counsellors
Services
Blog
Resources
Events
Groups
Contact
Find Your Fit
Counsellors Irene Kakai
BP Headshot.JPG Image 1 of
BP Headshot.JPG
BP Headshot.JPG

Irene Kakai

US$0.00

(she/her) MSW, RSW

Registered Social Worker and Psychotherapist

I am here to help you befriend your emotions and connect with your inner wisdom so you can navigate life’s journey from a grounded, empowered, resilient frame of mind. My intention is to create space for you to honour your path towards liberation and authenticity.

As a Registered Social Worker I have over a decade’s experience journeying alongside folks from diverse backgrounds. After completing a Bachelor of Honours in Applied Economics and Psychology in Ontario I went on to pursue my Master of Social Work in British Columbia.

My approach is non-judgemental and warm, seeking to co-create a compassionate space where you can truly feel heard. I aim to embody a possibility mindset and a beginner’s mind. Throughout our work together I will be committed to your process while holding an anti-oppressive and empowerment-based stance to support your needs. I am passionate about supporting individuals and couples in addressing attachment trauma, relationship challenges, their inner critic, resiliency, healthy boundaries, finding meaning, self acceptance, self compassion and their relationship to money. I am also honoured to walk towards healing with clients who are experiencing grief and life transitions.

My work is grounded in Narrative therapy with a focus on externalizing and story re-telling. I also use Internal Family Systems, Principles of Financial Social Work, Trauma of Money, CBT and DBT to guide my work with clients.

When I’m not engaging with clients, I can be found seeking joy and/or beauty in watercolour painting, walking in nature, or sharing time and good food with friends and family. I am a passionate advocate for decolonized slow living and minimalism.

Quantity:
Add To Cart

(she/her) MSW, RSW

Registered Social Worker and Psychotherapist

I am here to help you befriend your emotions and connect with your inner wisdom so you can navigate life’s journey from a grounded, empowered, resilient frame of mind. My intention is to create space for you to honour your path towards liberation and authenticity.

As a Registered Social Worker I have over a decade’s experience journeying alongside folks from diverse backgrounds. After completing a Bachelor of Honours in Applied Economics and Psychology in Ontario I went on to pursue my Master of Social Work in British Columbia.

My approach is non-judgemental and warm, seeking to co-create a compassionate space where you can truly feel heard. I aim to embody a possibility mindset and a beginner’s mind. Throughout our work together I will be committed to your process while holding an anti-oppressive and empowerment-based stance to support your needs. I am passionate about supporting individuals and couples in addressing attachment trauma, relationship challenges, their inner critic, resiliency, healthy boundaries, finding meaning, self acceptance, self compassion and their relationship to money. I am also honoured to walk towards healing with clients who are experiencing grief and life transitions.

My work is grounded in Narrative therapy with a focus on externalizing and story re-telling. I also use Internal Family Systems, Principles of Financial Social Work, Trauma of Money, CBT and DBT to guide my work with clients.

When I’m not engaging with clients, I can be found seeking joy and/or beauty in watercolour painting, walking in nature, or sharing time and good food with friends and family. I am a passionate advocate for decolonized slow living and minimalism.

(she/her) MSW, RSW

Registered Social Worker and Psychotherapist

I am here to help you befriend your emotions and connect with your inner wisdom so you can navigate life’s journey from a grounded, empowered, resilient frame of mind. My intention is to create space for you to honour your path towards liberation and authenticity.

As a Registered Social Worker I have over a decade’s experience journeying alongside folks from diverse backgrounds. After completing a Bachelor of Honours in Applied Economics and Psychology in Ontario I went on to pursue my Master of Social Work in British Columbia.

My approach is non-judgemental and warm, seeking to co-create a compassionate space where you can truly feel heard. I aim to embody a possibility mindset and a beginner’s mind. Throughout our work together I will be committed to your process while holding an anti-oppressive and empowerment-based stance to support your needs. I am passionate about supporting individuals and couples in addressing attachment trauma, relationship challenges, their inner critic, resiliency, healthy boundaries, finding meaning, self acceptance, self compassion and their relationship to money. I am also honoured to walk towards healing with clients who are experiencing grief and life transitions.

My work is grounded in Narrative therapy with a focus on externalizing and story re-telling. I also use Internal Family Systems, Principles of Financial Social Work, Trauma of Money, CBT and DBT to guide my work with clients.

When I’m not engaging with clients, I can be found seeking joy and/or beauty in watercolour painting, walking in nature, or sharing time and good food with friends and family. I am a passionate advocate for decolonized slow living and minimalism.

 
BOOK WITH IRENE
 
 
 

Approaches

Narrative Therapy

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

Internal Family Systems Therapy

Mindfulness-Based Therapy

Dialectical Behavioural Therapy

Expressive Arts Therapy

Areas of Focus

Significant Life Transitions (e.g. separation, immigration, career changes, adulting)

Inner Child Work

Identity and Integrating to New Cultures and Environments

Anxiety and Depression

Grief and Loss

Sex and Intimacy (Individual or Couples)

Communication Skills (e.g. consent, boundaries, empowerment)

Attachment Trauma

Self-Acceptance, Meaning Making, and Self-Compassion

Financial Therapy

Postpartum Anxiety and Depression

 
 

Additional Team Members

Counsellors
Abeera Rahil
Abeera Rahil
Julie González
Julie González
Brandi Tapp
Brandi Tapp
Thomas Pigeau
Thomas Pigeau
Erica Beuermann
Erica Beuermann
Andrew Vincent
Andrew Vincent
Deidre Riordon
Deidre Riordon
Ashleigh Lucas
Ashleigh Lucas
Spenser Henstock
Spenser Henstock
Olivia Gamble
Olivia Gamble
Joey Harding
Joey Harding
Chris Peressotti
Chris Peressotti
Sarah Rice
Sarah Rice
Zachary Templeman
Zachary Templeman
Christine Wilson
Christine Wilson
Irene Kakai
Irene Kakai
Marie-Paule Nyiranziza
Marie-Paule Nyiranziza
Ojasvi Bhardwaj
Ojasvi Bhardwaj
Lindsay Pittman
Lindsay Pittman
Meg Pirie
Meg Pirie
Macall Oldenhof
Macall Oldenhof
Vogue Lalonde
Vogue Lalonde
Shayla Dube
Shayla Dube
Melinda Mathes
Melinda Mathes
Michele Moyer
Michele Moyer
Victor Feunekes
Victor Feunekes
Jared Dalton
Jared Dalton
Lindsay Sommerauer
Lindsay Sommerauer
Danielle Cheyne
Danielle Cheyne
 
“When the truth isn’t hopeful, the telling of it is. ”
— Andrea Gibson

Lets take the first step, together

black fist raised in the air denoting our commitment to anti-racist counselling
LGBTQ+ pride flag denoting our commitment to queer affirming counselling
trans flag denoting our commitment to trans affirming therapy

Blueprint Counselling is located in London and Toronto, Ontario where we live, work and grow on the traditional territory of many sovereign Indigenous Nations. London is the traditional home of the Haudenosaunee, Lūnapèewak, Attawandaron and Anishinaabek. Toronto, whose name is taken from the Mohawk word “Tkaranto,” is the traditional home of the the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishinaabek, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat. We recognize that these lands are now home to many diverse Indigenous Peoples and acknowledge the historical and ongoing oppression and marginalization of First nations, Inuit and Métis people. We also acknowledge the historic and ongoing harms to Indigenous families and communities caused by social workers and mental health professionals and commit to ongoing work to decolonize our practice.

Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions