Meet Annmarie Etuk
Hello! My name is Annmarie Etuk-Campbell. I am the practice owner.
As a Black Registered Psychotherapist, Canadian Certified Counsellor and pursuing my Doctorate in Counselling and Psychotherapy, I am here to provide you with personalized therapy sessions. Born in Canada to Jamaican and Nigerian heritage I bring a unique multicultural perspective to work. I work from an anti-oppressive, trauma-informed approach that honours your lived realities, including racialized stress, complex grief, life transitions, relationship challenges, and emotional burnout. Together, we create space for reflection, healing, and skill-building at a pace that feels safe and collaborative.
My work is especially supportive for those navigating loss (including ambiguous or unacknowledged grief), past or present trauma, and moments of significant personal or professional transition. Therapy with me is not about fixing you, it’s about helping you reclaim your voice, strengthen your coping, and write your own healing story.
Clients find their way to me when they’re ready for a change, when they want to feel truly seen, understood, and supported. They’re looking for a space where they can breathe, reflect, and begin to heal without judgment.
I became a therapist because I wanted to be representation in the field, to show that healing spaces can reflect the diversity, culture, and experiences of BIPOC clients. I bring empathy, humour, and compassion into every session, walking alongside you as we untangle life’s challenges, rebuild confidence, and reconnect with yourself. Together, we create a safe, compassionate space where transformation feels possible, and real, lasting change begins.
Why Work With Me?
Child and Youth Care - Practicum Student (Summer Term)Meet Amaka Onwuliri
Amaka Onwuliri is a Child and Youth Care practitioner in training with a strong passion for empowering children and youth through supportive, strengths-based care. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Child and Youth Care, building on her educational background in Early Childhood Education and Theology.
She is a founder and community builder, with experience creating spaces that support personal growth, emotional well-being, and identity development. Through her work, she is especially committed to uplifting Black youth and helping young people recognize their voice, creativity, and potential to build meaningful futures.
Amaka brings a focus on mentorship, relationship-building, and holistic support, with an emphasis on creating safe, inclusive environments where children and youth feel seen, heard, and valued.