He/Him

Justin gained interest in the helping profession after a career pivot motivated him to pursue a university degree as a mature learner. During that journey Justin gained a passionate interest in helping people navigate life’s stresses, leading to the counselling field. He is currently completing his Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University. Justin strongly believes that becoming a counselling therapist is his purpose as he combines his lived and professional experiences to help people who are walking the paths he once walked. His experience of being a crisis survivor and late-diagnosed neurodivergent contributes to his passion for helping others find their peace, internal love, and internal validation.

Justin Approach: Justin strives to be a culturally responsive, queer, and neurodivergent community ally and accomplice in the everyday battles for diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice. His framework is humanistic person-centered, and he integrates therapeutic approaches to meet the direct needs of every client. Justin also relies on a trauma-informed lens when practicing and integrating approaches such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Existential Therapy, Emotion-Focused Therapy, among others. However, Justin acknowledges that each client is unique and compassionately tailors his approach to the client’s therapeutic goals.

Justin will be located at our Saint John office and will finish his internship in December 2025.

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Kyle is passionate about reducing barriers to accessing mental health support and is motivated by a desire to help others with whatever challenges life throws their way. He believes that counselling works best when a strong therapeutic alliance can be built on the principles of trust, a sense of safety, and a desire for self-growth.

Kyle has working experience in the field of addiction and has worked with teenagers and young adults navigating substance use challenges for years before furthering his education. He is particularly interested in topics such as anxiety, addiction, depression, obsessive-compulsive behaviours and interpersonal relationships.

Kyle completed his Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology at the University of Ottawa in 2020 and is currently completing his Master’s in Counselling at the University of New Brunswick. While Kyle previously considered research in psychology during his undergraduate, he discovered his passion for applying counselling psychology to help others overcome challenges and reach their goals in life.

In his free time, Kyle enjoys reading, exploring New Brunswick, travelling and gaming.

Kyle’s Approach: Kyle adopts a person-centered approach to counselling, while integrating principles and concepts from an existential lens that is centered on helping clients find a sense of meaning and control in their lives and live the life they want. Most of all, Kyle recognizes that the number one predictor of success in counselling is a strong therapeutic alliance. Therefore, he recognizes the need to tailor sessions to meet the specific needs of client’s based on their identified goals and reasons for seeking counselling.

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Adam Fraser (He/him)

With a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a nearly finished Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology, Adam is an aspiring counselling professional with more than a decade of experience in grassroots activism, harm reduction, and social justice. He is dedicated to challenging oppressive systems and fostering self-empowerment through one-on-one, and group supports. Adam’s community-driven initiatives include founding a local queer youth arts collective, and establishing a support group focused on exploring the structures of masculinity while expanding emotional literacy.

Informed by his professional, academic and lived experiences of how systemic inequality impacts mental health, Adam provides counselling that acknowledges the impacts of social power dynamics as well as the uniqueness of individual challenges. His work with marginalized communities, including those struggling with grief and loss, precarious housing, chaotic substance use, and non-heteronormative identities, reflects his commitment to creating a safe, inclusive space for healing. It is Adam’s goal to support individuals reclaim their narratives, build solidarity, and pursue transformative change.

Adam’s approach:

Adam uses an Internal Family Systems lens to approach each scenario with the understanding that our different parts may prefer different therapies; some like Cognitive Behavioural, whereas another may prefer Acceptance and Commitment or Mindfulness. Adam believes that his diversity of knowledge and experience, while learning as well from the Just Us team, enables him to work with each client to customize their own therapeutic journey.

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