About

Do you feel like your daily life is filled with more valleys than peaks? Are you drained from the constant effort to maintain your mental well-being? Have you lost sight of the small joys that once brought you meaning? Does the weight of grief and loss feel insurmountable, holding you back from moving forward? If so, you’ve already taken the crucial first step by seeking support—and you’ve come to the right place.

Now, imagine a space where you can rise above life’s challenges and reach the pinnacle of your potential. A space where you have the energy and resilience to care for yourself, where you can savor the positive moments that make daily life meaningful. A place where you’re supported as you navigate the journey to your own personal summit.

Counselling is a collaborative and dynamic process—one that evolves with you. While it may not always follow a straight path, many of my clients report experiencing transformative outcomes, including:

  • A greater sense of balance in their lives
  • Improved relationships with family, friends, and loved ones
  • A life more aligned with their values and aspirations
  • Validation and understanding throughout the counseling journey
  • Compassionate support in navigating grief and loss
  • Clarity and empowerment to address life’s most overwhelming challenges
Together, we can create a supportive environment that helps you reclaim your sense of purpose and well-being.
Jason Mackenzie is a highly skilled and compassionate Registered Social Worker and counsellor dedicated to supporting individuals on their journey toward growth, clarity, and healing. Drawing on his own life experiences, Jason brings a deep sense of empathy and understanding to his practice, creating a safe and supportive environment for his clients. Over the past 20 years, he has earned a reputation for being approachable, non-judgmental, and easy to connect with.

Jason holds a Master’s degree in Social Work from Dalhousie University and is a registered member of both the Manitoba College of Social Workers and the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers. His therapeutic approach is relational and rooted in narrative therapy, complemented by various evidence-based modalities tailored to meet each client’s unique needs.

As a registered provider with the Non-Insured Health Benefits program under First Nations Inuit Health Branch in Manitoba, Jason specializes in mental health counselling for individuals affected by Indian Residential Schools and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. He also works closely with victims of crime, providing compassionate support for those navigating grief and loss.

Jason’s commitment to fostering understanding and resilience makes him a trusted ally for those seeking meaningful change in their lives.

Here are some other things to keep in mind:

  • Jason offers in-person sessions in Winnipeg (394 St. Anne’s Road) as well as online counselling to clients across Manitoba and Ontario.
  • He offers individual counselling to teens and adults in Manitoba and Ontario. At this time Jason does not provide couples and family counselling.