Meet the team

The Attached Counselling Co. team are seated and standing around a green couch in a bright room with a plant and large window.

The Attached Counselling Co. team are a group of down-to-earth, real talkers who believe therapy doesn’t have to feel like a stuffy, uncomfortable experience.

Our motto? Authenticity, laughter, and a whole lot of heart. We don’t take ourselves too seriously, but we take your well-being seriously!

Sally Vos, Registered Psychologist at Attached Counselling Co. is sitting in a comfortable chair with a tablet and stylus, smiling softly. She is in a well-lit room with plants, a decorative vase with dried plants, and a mirror on the wall.

Meet Sally Vos

  • I work experientially, guiding you beyond the intellectual and narrative layers of your feelings and into your felt bodily experience. This shift from "talking about" to "sensing" opens the door to new, meaningful experiences and insights. Together, we will explore your inner landscape at a pace that feels right for you.

    My approach is relational, grounded in the understanding that change is made possible when we’re in connection with a safe, trusted, and attuned other. When these conditions are met, we unlock our innate capacity to heal, grow, and transform. For this reason, my primary goal is to create a supportive atmosphere where you feel less alone and free to be yourself. I show up authentically and I’m curious by nature—I genuinely wish to know all about your hurts, fears, and longings.

    Come as you are, and I will meet you with steadfast acceptance, encouragement, and care. I would consider it a privilege to accompany you on your healing path.

  • I hold a BA in Psychology (honours) from Mount Royal University and a MSc in Counselling Psychology from the University of Calgary.

    During my graduate studies I conducted research in the Body Image Lab at the University of Calgary, exploring topics such as body image, disordered eating, and weight bias. It was through this academic work that I was introduced to the concept of embodiment.

    As I began to apply research into practice, I experienced firsthand how the practice of embodiment can help us remember our wholeness—bridging the mind body-spirit divide.​

    ​​I am passionate about integrating these learnings into my sessions and helping you come home to the wisdom and goodness in your body.​

    • AEDP: Power of Affirmation to Heal Relational Wounds and Revitalize the SELF (2024)

    • Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy Immersion (2024)

    • Sue Johnson’s Emotion-Focused Individual Therapy Master Class: Experience the Healing Power of EFIT for Attachment Trauma (2023)

    • Gabor Maté’s Compassionate Inquiry in Action: An Experiential Course for the Healing of Deep Traumatic Wounds (2023)

    • Maternal Mental Health Professional Certificate Training (2023)

    • Compassion Cultivation Training (2021)

    • Narrative Therapy Intensive (2020)

    • ACT Mindfully: Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Training (2019)

    • Adults 18+

    • Anxiety

    • Depression

    • Life Transitions

    • Attachment Wounds

    • Relationships

    • Grief and Loss

    • Body Image

    • Perinatal Mental Health​

    • Relational Wounds

    • Self-Compassion

    • Spirituality

    • Disconnect from Self

    • Emotional Overwhelm​

    • Stress Management​

  • Now accepting new clients for virtual and in-person appointments

Harleen Sanghera, Registered Provisional Psychologist at Attached Counselling Co., sitting in an office setting holding a clipboard, writing with a pen, and smiling. The background includes a decorative vase with dried pampas grass and a coat rack.

Meet Harleen Sanghera

  • You are the expert of your own experiences. Which means that, during our time with one another, we will collaboratively learn and unlearn together. Your autonomy is important, and I hope to empower you to make decisions that align with your values.

    ​I celebrate and welcome your individuality. I believe that we are all impacted by individual, community and systemic factors that are unique to each person I encounter in my therapeutic space. 

    My goal is to walk alongside you, offering insights, tools, and resources as we navigate a path forward.  I aim to create a secure and trusting therapeutic relationship where you can comfortably explore and commit to finding yourself, nurture healthy relationships, and create meaningful life experiences.

  • I completed a Bachelor of Health Sciences Degree in Health and Society with a concentration in Psychology at the University of Calgary. Throughout my educational career, I was continually involved in research which I believe enriched my experience and allowed me to work with diverse and marginalized populations.

    I grew up in an intergenerational home and am a second-generation South Asian Canadian immigrant. Mental health was taboo in my culture, which fueled my desire to normalize therapy. My public health background, research, and own lived experience led me to pursue a Master of Education in Counselling Psychology.

    Leaning into my own lived experience, my master's research focused on the guilt associated with having experiences that your loved ones do not have access to- a concept known as family achievement guilt. I believe that this is one of the many unique human experiences that second-generation Canadians have not been taught how to navigate.

    Often, it feels like we are alone in our struggles. I am passionate about helping you feel as though this is not the case. Whether it be challenges unique to your culture, feeling lost in your identity, feeling worried you don't measure up, or any human experience in between, you are not alone

    • Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy Immersion (2025)

    • Indigenous Healing & Wellbeing (2024)

    • Presence, Action, Flow: Hakomi Introductory Series (2023)

    • Healing the Hidden Wounds of Trauma and Disconnection (2023)

    • Psychopharmacology: Essential Information for Mental Health Professionals (2023)

    • Transforming Trauma with Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (2023)

    • Living with Stress and Trauma: Embracing Connection, Love, and Purpose (2023)

    • Integrate CBT and Exposure & Response Prevention (ERP) for Treatment of GAD, Panic
      Disorder, OCD, Social Anxiety, and Phobias (2023)

    • Emergence of Polyvagal-Informed Therapies: Harnessing the Neuroception of Safety in
      Clinical Treatment (2022)

    • International OCD Foundation Conference (2022)

    • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy in Suicide Prevention (2022)

    • Keys to Infant Caregiving Certificate from the Parent-Child Relationship Programs at the
      Barnard Center (2020)​

    • Youth & Adults (14+)

    • Anxiety

    • Depression

    • Stress Management

    • Life Transitions

    • Relationship Issues

    • Racial and Cultural Identity

    • Attachment

    • Identity Struggles​

    • Peer Relationships

      Emotional Dysregulation

    • School Concerns

    • Guilt and Shame

    • Self-esteem

    • Grief and Loss

  • Now accepting new clients for virtual and in-person appointments

Andrew FitzGerald, a Canadian Certified Counsellor at Attached Counselling Co., is holding a clipboard, seated in a cozy room with neutral decor, engaged in session with a client whose back is to the camera.

Meet Andrew FitzGerald

  • I want to work hard to make you feel welcomed and cared for in our time together. I believe relationships are the most important thing in life and because of this philosophy, our therapeutic relationship is important to me.  We are hard-wired for creating bonds with others, but sometimes we need to learn how to feel safe before we can establish mutual and loving connections. 

    My goal in our work together is to support you in strengthening the bonds with yourself and others. This means that we will work together to help you be seen, heard and cared for in the ways that you need with your loved ones.

    Together, you will learn practical and experiential tools for creating safety and security in yourself and with others.

  • I began my education journey with the goal of being a gym teacher because I was passionate about sports and athletics at the time. I have always chosen my path based on my passions, even if they've changed along the way.

    Nearing the end of my teaching degree, I completed my practicum at an elementary school. During my practicum, I focused on mental health in the classroom. It was through this I connected with the guidance counsellor at my school who mentored me and planted a seed that maybe, one day, I could also help people.

    After that seed was planted, I immersed myself in helping folks in Calgary's most vulnerable communities. I became involved in outreach high schools, Special Olympics, YWCA, Woods Homes and CARYA. 

    ​​I finished my Masters degree in Counselling at the University of Lethbridge and soon after began working with individuals, couples and families. I quickly realized that I really enjoy working with couples doing relationship therapy. Relationship work has become my passion and my new path!

    • Indigenous Healing & Wellbeing (2024)

    • Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy - Level 1 (2022)

    • DBT Essentials (2022)

    • Functional Family Therapy Certification (2021)

    • Brain Story Certification (2020)

    • Self-Compassion Workshop (2020)​

    • Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (2019)

    • Mental Health First Aid (2018)

    • Marital & Pre-Marital

    • Relationship Issues

    • Codependency

    • Divorce / Separation

    • Intimacy / Sex Issues

    • Men's Mental Health

    • Social Justice Issues

    • Vulnerable Populations

    • Attachment Concerns​

    • Parents & Parenting Support

    • Mindfulness

    • Anxiety

    • Depression

    • Self-esteem

    • Anger Management​

  • Now accepting new clients for virtual and in-person appointments

Janice Jenkins, Registered Psychologist at Attached Counselling Co., is sitting in a cozy chair with a clipboard, in a modern interior with plants and decor.

Meet Janice Jenkins

  • Whether you are faced with a change in circumstance or relationship, deep rooted challenges, or are simply looking for a way to experience your life differently, I aim to help you navigate a path forward that brings deeper meaning and fulfillment in your life. 

    You'll find my therapeutic approach is holistic in that I integrate many different approaches to fit your needs. My goal in session is for you to feel a sense of clarity and to leave each session with attainable steps to create change. Therapy is hard but there's always space in our sessions for laughter.

  • I completed my bachelor's degree in Psychology at the University of Victoria and then worked as a mentoring coordinator at Big Brothers Big Sisters.

    ​I felt limited in my role as a coordinator and was called to support individuals on a deeper level. So I decided to pursue my masters degree to become a Psychologist, which is something I have always known I wanted to do.

    After my degree, I began working with young adults who were struggling with major life transitions. I became passionate in helping people connect to their authentic selves in meaningful ways as they navigate life transitions.

    ​It became apparent to me that we simply aren't taught how to manage difficult experiences, and life comes with many of these. This has become a focus of my work in addition to managing high sensitivity and emotional dysregulation.

    • Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy Immersion (2025)

    • Indigenous Healing & Wellbeing (2024)

    • Basic Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) Training (2022)

    • Emotionally Focused Therapy Level 1 (2022) ​

    • DBT Foundational Training- Behavioural Tech- The Linehan Institute

    • Prolonged Exposure Therapy Training for PTSD- Centre for Post Traumatic Stress and Anxiety Treatment

    • Highly Sensitive People

    • Emotional Dysregulation

    • Grief

    • PTSD

    • Emerging Adults

    • Queer Allied

    • ADHD

    • Mood Disorders​

    • Women's Issues​

    • Attachment concerns

    • Life Transitions

    • Anxiety

    • Depression

    • Peer Relationships

    • Stress Management​

  • Now accepting new clients for virtual and in-person appointments

Chantai Minet, Registered Psychologist at Attached Counselling Co., is sitting on a chair, smiling, holding a clipboard in a cozy room with plants and a mirror.

Meet Chantai Minet

  • Your story matters to me — you matter to me.


    I show up to our time together just as you show up — fully human. I invite your laughter, and your dance, and your tears. I hold space for your expression, your experiences, your hopes, and your uncertainties — I hold space for you. I sincerely respect that you are the expert of your own experience; so, I listen to you and respond with that in mind.

    When we are together, my goal is that you feel comfortable to let your walls down, feel your emotions, trust your intuitive wisdom and return home — however that looks for you. I want you to feel safe within our therapeutic relationship to learn new things about who you are and to unlearn old things that are no longer aligned with you and your life. I help you feel secure in exploring and communicating what you have not been able to in other settings. As we envision a new path forward, I support you in taking the next steps that feel right to you.
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    Who you are is already enough and there is room for you here.

  • I completed a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology at the University of Calgary. Then I backpacked around the world while partnering with various philanthropic organizations to support communities in need - a journey that changed my life. My experiences abroad led me back to pursue a Master in Science in Educational Psychology in the field of Counselling Psychology.

    ​I was raised in the Yukon Territory and I identify as someone with mixed ancestry (Tlingit First Nations, European, Chinese, and Vietnamese).

    In response to my own journey and experiences, I became interested in and pursued research focused on decolonization through de-essentializing Indigenous relationality. 
    ​
    My research, and my own lived experience, have given me many valuable gifts and wisdom that I continue to grow in and share with those hoping to decolonize the self and the mental health field.​

    • Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy Immersion (2024)

    • EMDR Certification: Integrating EMDR (2022)

    • Indigenous Focusing Oriented Therapy (IFOT) Certification (2022, ongoing)

    • Basic Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) Training (2022)

    • Embodiment: Theory and Clinical Practice (2022)

    • Compassion Cultivation Training (2021)

    • Narrative Therapy Intensive Training (2020)

    • Selfhood/Relationality

    • Relationship Issues

    • Grief

    • Intergenerational Trauma

    • Shame Resilience

    • Indigenous Therapy and Healing Tools

    • Spirituality and Faith 

    • Artistic and Creative Communities

    • Racial and Cultural Identity

    • Life Transitions

    • Anxiety

    • Depression

    • Peer Relationships

    • Stress Management​

    • ​Decolonizing therapy

  • Not accepting new clients at this time.

Kobi Rosen, a Canadian Certified Counsellor at Attached Counselling Co., is sitting at a desk with a laptop, smiling, wearing a blazer.

Meet Kobi Rosen

  • I want you to always feel as though you are the guide in the time we spend together. I am here to walk beside you. I will do this by providing insight, tools, as well as information, and most importantly, a listening ear.  

    My therapeutic approach is flexible based on each unique person, yet always grounded in upholding our relationship. My goal in session is for you to feel seen and heard. I want you to feel as though there is a clear direction moving forward and you know what to expect.

  • I completed my bachelor's degree in Psychology at the University of Lethbridge and shortly after moved to Australia to explore, grow, and experience.

    After returning from Australia, I immersed myself in the mental health field here in Calgary. I have worked with Calgary's most vulnerable populations at Wood's Homes, Hull Services, and The Mustard Seed. 

    I realized during this time that I wanted to do more, learn more, and grow as a professional. I decided to then pursue my Master of Counselling.
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    ​I am passionate about real human connection, no pretenses. My focus as a Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC) is on the power of holding space for you, in a safe and nurturing environment, to experience all of the emotions that come with being a human. 

    • Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy Immersion (2025)

    • Indigenous Healing & Wellbeing (2024)

    • Basic Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) Training (2022)

    • Emotionally Focused Therapy Level 1 (2022)

    • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy in Practice (2022)

    • ​Brain Story Certification (2020)

    • Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (2019)

    • Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics (2018)

    • Attachment and Regulation Training (2018)

    • ​Mental Health First Aid (2017)

    • Perinatal/ Motherhood

    • Relationship Issues

    • Attachment concerns

    • Parent Coaching

    • Social Justice Oriented

    • Queer Allied

    • Body Positive

    • Jewish Faith/ Spirituality​

    • Vulnerable Populations

    • Life Transitions

    • Anxiety

    • Depression

    • Peer Relationships

    • Stress Management​

  • Not accepting new clients at this time. Kobi will be on maternity leave starting April 2025.

Kassandra Heap, Registered Psychologist and Owner/ CEO at Attached Counselling Co., is sitting in a comfortable chair holding a clipboard, wearing a beige sweater, with decorative plants in the background.

Meet Kassandra Heap

  • Your experiences matter to me. I am not an expert on you or your relationships- you are! I don't pretend I'm not human, I don't act like a blank slate. I hold space for you. I provide you with important information, tools and resources. Most importantly, I am here for you, with you.

    You'll find my therapeutic approach is flexible and always relational. My goal in session is for you to feel heard and understood. I also want you to feel as though there is a clear direction moving forward and you know what to expect.

  • I completed my bachelor's degree (honours) in Psychology at the University of Victoria and shortly after moved to Fort McMurray to work as a Research Analyst at a local college.

    ​After a few years of working with numbers, mostly behind a computer screen, I realized I craved something different for myself. I decided to follow my passion and go back to school to do my masters degree to become a Psychologist.

    Throughout my masters training, and later in my experiences as a therapist, I realized very quickly that I absolutely love...well love...and connection...and all things relationships! 

    ​​I've always been fascinated by how human connection holds the power to heal us, but also harm us. That is why relationships, and relational health, have been the focus of my work as a psychologist.

    • Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy Immersion (2025)

    • Indigenous Healing & Wellbeing (2024)

    • Emotionally Focused Therapy Level 1 (2022)

    • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy in Practice (2022)

    • Exploring Values in ACT (2021)

    • Esther Perel's Transformative Approach to Couples Therapy in Action (2021)

    • Intensive Sex Therapy Training Program (2020)​ 

    • The Therapy Relationship in ACT (2020)

    • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) BootCamp (2020)

    • When your Couple wants to Open their Relationship Workshop (2019)

    • Expressive Arts Therapy Intensive Training for Trauma (2018)

    • Level 1 & 2 Gottman Method Couples Therapy Training (2017)

    • Marital & Pre-Marital

    • Relationship Issues

    • Codependency

    • Divorce / Separation

    • Intimacy / Sex Issues

    • Polyamorous / CNM Allied

    • Queer Allied

    • Sex-Positive / Kink Allied

    • Vegan Allied​

    • CNM Agreements

    • Life Transitions

    • Anxiety

    • Depression

    • Peer Relationships

    • Stress Management​

    • Attachment Concerns

  • Not accepting new clients at this time. Kassandra will be on maternity leave starting May 2025.

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