Meet Our Team

I’m Erin, and I offer intentional, warm, and grounded support to individuals and couples. My hope is that counselling feels like a place where you can be honest about what you’re experiencing, make sense of what is happening, and feel supported in making meaningful changes in your life and relationships.

 I’m a recovering perfectionist, and for a long time I struggled with feeling that I was enough. I spent many years chasing outward success before beginning to understand what it means to live with more alignment, authenticity, and self-acceptance. Counselling has been an important part of that process for me and continues to shape how I support others.

A big part of my work is helping people understand their nervous system and reconnect with their body. When we can make sense of what our body is telling us, we can begin to understand what we need to feel more regulated, safe, and like ourselves. From there, we can build a relationship with ourselves that has more acceptance, compassion, and choice.

I love learning and draw from a range of therapeutic approaches, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Parts and Inner Child Work, Family Systems, BLINK (an EMDR-derived approach), Polyvagal Theory, and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. I use these approaches thoughtfully and adapt them to the person in front of me.

I have developed a particular specialty in working with couples. I have training in both the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy. I help couples understand the patterns they have become stuck in, what is happening underneath those patterns, and how they can begin to relate to each other differently.

I also spent many years working alongside First Nations governments in a previous career. That work has been deeply meaningful to me and continues to influence my counselling practice. I have a particular interest in supporting First Nations people and communities and bring genuine respect for the strength, knowledge, relationships, and lived experiences that shape each person’s story.

Outside of counselling, I’m a mom to boys, and my children have been some of my greatest teachers. They continually remind me of the importance of authenticity and allowing people to become fully themselves. 

Welcome to Base Camp Counselling! I'm Jeane Lassen, a compassionate counsellor dedicated to creating a supportive environment for my clients. My personalized approach is focused on helping children, youth, and adults uncover and harness their strengths.

As a lifelong Yukoner, I am deeply committed to supporting our community. My sports career, from grassroots to the Olympics, has given me a unique perspective on mental health and the importance of well-being in achieving goals. This commitment to our community is at the heart of my counselling practice.

Beyond mental wellness counselling, I have experience in teaching, youth work, community outreach, and sports coaching, giving me a well-rounded perspective on people's challenges.

Growing up in the Yukon, I have always loved adventure and the outdoors. My dogs, Dezadeash and Huckleberry, are a constant reminder to embrace daily small adventures and stay connected with nature, which is a key aspect of my personal and professional life.

I hold a Bachelor's in Education, a Master's of Arts in Counselling Psychology, and a Diploma in Sports Performance. I currently work part-time as a Clinical Counselor at Kwanlin Dun First Nation. 

At Base Camp Counselling, I aim to help you navigate life's challenges by leveraging your strengths and fostering resilience. Let's embark on this journey together.

Welcome to my therapy practice.

I am a dedicated therapist with a diverse educational background and extensive experience working with individuals of all ages and backgrounds. My journey as a therapist has been shaped by a deep motivation to help people, and I am committed to providing a safe and empathetic space for healing and growth.

My passion is working with Indigenous communities, and I have had the privilege of working extensively with Yukon First Nation communities,  where I have learned to develop culturally sensitive approaches to healing, particularly in the areas of addictions, trauma, intergenerational trauma, and PTSD.

I am deeply committed to working with perinatal parents who may be dealing with pre/postnatal depression and anxiety. This crucial phase of life can be challenging, and I am here to provide empathy, support, and therapeutic tools to help parents navigate these emotions and transitions successfully.

I am a registered therapist through the British Columbia College of Social Workers and an active member of the British Columbia Association of Social Workers. These affiliations reflect my commitment to maintaining the highest ethical standards in my practice and staying updated on the latest advancements in the field.

Thank you for considering me as your therapist. I look forward to working together on your journey towards healing and personal growth. Please feel free to reach out, and we can begin our collaborative pursuit of health and wellbeing.

Areas of Practice:

My specialties and expertise encompass a wide range of mental health issues, including trauma, PTSD, sexual abuse, depression, addiction, anxiety, borderline personality, family conflict, mood disorders, parenting challenges, self-harming behaviors, and suicidal ideation. My goal is to tailor therapy to your unique needs, ensuring that you receive an individualized treatment that suits your specific situation.

I am also nearing the completion of my Somatic Experiencing training, which has provided me with additional tools to support individuals in their healing journey. Somatic Experiencing focuses on the connection between the mind and body, helping clients overcome the impact of trauma and stress on their physical and emotional well-being.

 Kim Greenman is a Registered Social Worker and Master of Social Work practicum student at Larkspur Somatic Therapy, where she is supervised by Erin Peacock. She brings 16 years of experience supporting families, parents, children, adults, and people with disabilities across the Yukon.

Kim grew up in Saskatchewan in a close-knit family and brings a strong sense of connection, community, and relationship to her work. As a settler living and working on the traditional and contemporary lands of Yukon First Nations, she is committed to ongoing learning, self-reflection, and practicing with cultural humility. Her approach is trauma-informed, person-centred, compassionate, inclusive, and collaborative.

Kim has extensive experience supporting families, with a particular focus on perinatal mental health. Her practice is informed by an understanding of how systems of racism, colonialism, and oppression can shape people’s experiences and access to care. She holds a diploma in Women’s Studies and a certificate in Wholistic Healing and Colonial Trauma from the former Centre for Indigegogy.

As part of her ongoing professional development, Kim is currently undertaking training in Somatic Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Attachment-Based Therapy, and specialized training in supporting autistic people.

Kim brings curiosity, compassion, humour, and a genuine commitment to creating space where people feel heard, respected, and supported. She values the opportunity to learn alongside the people she works with and recognizes that meaningful therapeutic relationships are grounded in trust, collaboration, and respect for each person’s lived experience.

Outside of her professional life, Kim enjoys being outdoors and spending time with her family. Much of their time together is spent on the land, fishing, trapping, berry picking, hiking, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing. She is also an avid reader and puzzle enthusiast.

 Parampreet is a Registered Massage Therapist who graduated from the Alberta College of Massage Therapy with a diploma in Massage Therapy. Specializing in myofascial release (MFR), trigger point therapy, and cervical care, she blends Swedish and Deep Tissue techniques to create customized, therapeutic treatments.
 

After moving to Fort McMurray in 2021, Parampreet continues to help clients find relief from pain and stress through personalized, healing experiences. Her approach focuses on improving mobility and overall wellness with a deep understanding of the body’s needs. 

https://soultouchwellnessrmt.janeapp.com/