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Carli du Toit 

Registered Clinical Counsellor (#20642)

Primary Areas of Practice: Mood dysregulation, developmental & relational trauma, major life transitions, suicide & self-harm, relationship challenges, stress management, grief & loss, and identity development.

PrimaryModalities: Trauma-Informed Practice, Narrative Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Somatic and Attachment Therapies.

Carli’s therapeutic style is characteristically warm, caring, non-judgmental, and emotionally attuned. Her aim is to provide clients with the safety, stability, and structure needed to explore and identify patterns and challenges that are no longer working and facilitate the process of change.

Carli will be co-facilitating the DBT skills group in July 2026!

Group Facilitator

Education

Masters in Counselling Psychology,

Adler University.

BA (hons) Psychology (cum laude),

Stellenbosch University.

BComm Organizational Psychology, ‘Stellenbosch University.

  • Somatic Attachment Psychotherapy (Dr. Lisa Mortimore & Stacy Jensen, 2023-2025).

  • Motivational Interviewing Level 1 ( Fraser Health Authority, 2023).

  • Indigenous Canada (University of Alberta, 2020).

  • San’yas Anti-Racism Indigenous Cultural Safety Training (2023).

  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy (Dr. Lane Pederson, 2023).

  • Complex Trauma Certification Level 1 & 2 (Dr. Janina Fisher, 2023)

  • Gottman Method Couples Therapy Level 1 (The Gottman Institute, 2021).

Certifications & Trainings

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