Master of Social Work
Wilfrid Laurier University, 2015.
4 Bears Counselling and Social Worker Supervison Awakening Safety from Within: Peace, Strength, and Sustainability
“I approach mental health through a holistic lens, recognizing that emotional wellness cannot be separated from our bodies, relationships, experiences, identities, cultures, communities, and environments. My role is to provide a safe and collaborative therapeutic relationship where your experiences are honoured, your strengths are recognized, and healing can unfold at a pace that respects you.” -Kristen Bird, MSW, RSW
Education and Training
Kristen Bird, MSW, RSW
Kristen is a Registered Social Worker and mental health therapist with more than a decade of counselling experience across individual, family, youth, and relationship-focused practice.
Bachelor of Social Work
Ryerson University, 2011.
Registered Social Worker
Registered with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers since 2014.
We Support:
First Nations, Metis and Inuit
Culturally responsive, trauma-informed support that honors identity, connection, and individual choice.
Perinatal Support
Support through pre-pregnancy planning, pregnancy, postpartum adjustment, and pregnancy complications and loss.
Front-Line Support for Working Warriors
A confidential space for front-line workers to reflect on stress, wellbeing, and life outside work.
Trauma-Informed Care for Individuals and Their Supports
Paced, consent-centered counselling for people affected by trauma and those supporting them.
Supervision for Registered Social Workers and Social Service Workers
Dedicated information about clinical supervision and professional support.
Contact or Booking
Ask about virtual counselling, availability, and the consultation process.
Clinic details
Virtual and Phone counselling sessions avalable across Ontario. In person sessions avalable in our Deseronto location.
Email:[email protected]
Fax: 613-396-5387
Phone/text:613-849-9685
This website is not monitored for urgent or crisis support. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911 or contact a local crisis service.