With professional experience in hospital and outpatient settings and lived experience as a queer Venezuelan immigrant, Matteo (any/all) brings a relational, culturally aware, and sex-positive approach to therapy. They hold a Bachelor of Health Sciences in Addictions Counselling, a Bachelor of Social Work, and are currently completing a Master of Clinical Social Work.

Matteo believes healing isn’t about fixing or erasing pain, but about reclaiming and expanding your story to build a life that feels honest, connected, and authentically your own. Committed to 2SLGBTQIA+ communities, Matteo supports individuals in exploring the complexities of sexuality, relationships, and mental health. With humour, compassion, and curiosity, he empowers clients to find deeper meaning, question norms, and create lives that reflect their true values.

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Chanece’s journey into body-based healing began early, shaped by her deep connection to athletics and the tension between honouring her body’s needs and the demands of competitive sports in university. She started coaching athletics and teaching at just 15 years old, fueled by a passion for helping others and working with youth.

In her early twenties, Chanece discovered movement as art—a revelation that transformed her understanding of the body’s capacity for healing. She began integrating her love for movement with Reiki, first as a pathway to her own healing, and then as a gift to share with communities who face barriers to conventional forms of care.

With over five years of experience working with sex workers and other marginalized communities, Chanece brings both training and lived understanding to her practice. She holds certifications in Restorative Yoga and Somatic Coaching, and has adapted traditional Reiki techniques to honor her own cultural healing traditions and medicine.

Through her work at Revolution Therapy & Wellness, Chanece offers energywork sessions that use crystals, aroma, sound, and intentional ambiance to create safe spaces for transmuting stagnant energy held in the body. Her Soma Movements sessions combine Reiki with body scans, somatic exercises, and expressive movement—inviting clients into practices of self-expression, body awareness, and affirmation that may include sensual movement, mirror play, or breath work.

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Jesseca DeMone, Registered Provisional Psychologist (she/her)

Jesseca provides a sex-positive, neurodivergent-affirming, and trauma-informed space for individuals and relationships. With both professional and lived experience in sexual health, she brings an empathetic, nuanced approach to therapy. She supports clients in exploring identity, gender, sexuality, intimacy, and neurodivergence (ADHD, autism, sensory processing), while also helping them navigate relational patterns, deepen emotional and physical connection, and heal from developmental trauma. Jesseca’s approach is intuitive and flexible, integrating Emotionally Focused Therapy, Attachment-Based Therapy, CBT, Narrative Therapy, and Parts Work interventions.

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Suzanna is an Executive Culture and Wellness Coach who supports neurodivergent, 2SLGBTQIA+, creative, and highly sensitive adults in building self-understanding, identity clarity, and stronger communication skills. She works with clients who often feel lost, overwhelmed, or stuck—people who know they’re capable of more but need the right systems, insight, and support to move forward in a way that feels authentic. Her coaching style is warm, honest, and deeply grounding. Clients describe her as someone who makes them feel safe enough to be fully themselves, while also being direct in a way that brings clarity and sparks real change. She doesn’t shy away from the hard truths; instead, she delivers them with compassion so they land gently and help clients understand patterns, emotions, and parts of themselves they’ve struggled to articulate. Suzanna blends practical tools with intuitive insight, helping people communicate more clearly, regulate emotions, and navigate identity with confidence. Whether someone is exploring their neurodivergence, understanding their queerness, rebuilding self-trust, or trying to express themselves creatively, Suzanna offers a clear path forward—one that feels achievable, personalized, and deeply human. Her work is grounded in the belief that people don’t need to be fixed—they need language, support, and space to become more fully themselves. Clients leave sessions feeling seen, understood, and equipped with tools they can actually use in real life.

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Christina Hong, BSc, MACP Registered Provisional Psychologist (English & Vietnamese)

Christina Hong (she/her) is passionate about creating a warm, supportive, and non-judgmental space where clients can explore their thoughts, emotions, and experiences with authenticity. She views therapy as a collaborative process, guiding individuals through life’s challenges with compassion and cultural sensitivity.

Christina takes a trauma-informed, strength-based approach, tailoring therapy to the unique needs of 2SLGBTQIA+, consensually non-monogamous, and BIPOC individuals. She specializes in supporting clients navigating anxiety, trauma, grief, relationship challenges, identity exploration, life transitions, perfectionism, and self-esteem.

Her therapeutic approach integrates CBT, DBT, Somatic Therapy, IFS, Existential Therapy, ACT, Psychodynamic Therapy, and more to provide personalized, affirming care.

She welcomes new clients and invites those interested to book a consultation to see if her approach is the right fit.

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Diane (she/her) is a Registered Social Worker with over 16 years of experience supporting individuals through major life transitions, including separation, divorce, and family violence. Holding a clinical Master of Social Work degree with a focus on trauma-informed practice, she brings a compassionate, strength-based, and solution-focused approach to her work. Diane’s background includes valuable roles within legal settings and community shelters, where she has supported people navigating complex challenges such as grief, anxiety, housing instability, and abuse. Her experience includes providing crisis intervention, safety planning, psychoeducation, and assisting clients with navigating the legal system, always centering clients’ safety and autonomy. Her approach is grounded in creating a safe, validating, and nonjudgmental space where people can explore difficult emotions, make sense of painful experiences, and build hope for the future. She integrates trauma-informed care with person-centered and feminist perspectives, always respecting the unique strengths and resilience of those she supports.

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Tony Lee (he/him) is a practicing pharmacist and the Founder & CEO of AidRX, a healthcare platform that connects clinics with fractional clinical pharmacists to deliver medication reviews, immunizations, and other targeted services that close care gaps. Tony is a key ally in our community. He shows up with passion and advocacy to expand accessibility, inclusion, and affirming services, and to reduce barriers for 2SLGBTQIA+, disabled, and neurodivergent folks. His work focuses on practical, partnership-driven solutions that make high-quality care easier to access.

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Sabrina (she/her) is a Queer student and educator living with a disability. She has taught secondary science and mathematics both part-time and full-time since graduating in 2017. Sabrina has long been passionate about combining social justice into all aspects of her work. This passion led her to pursue further education in clinical social work due to observed gaps in systems that disproportionately affect Queer, racialized, neurodivergent, and disabled folks.

She has experience supporting the resettlement and integration of adult refugees, working alongside school counsellors, and the establishment of supportive spaces for Queer youth. She is excited to join the Revolution team for her student internship due to their practice of honouring personal authenticity and the diversity of human experience. Sabrina hopes to expand her skillset in clinical techniques that prioritize clients’ lived experiences and empower them to create the desired changes in their lives.

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Madelaine Robillard, MSW, RSW, Founder & CEO of Revolution Therapy & Wellness

Madelaine Robillard (she/they) is a queer and neurodiverse cisgender woman, artist, and entrepreneur based in Calgary, Alberta. With a Master’s degree in Clinical Social Work from the University of Calgary and nearly 15 years of experience running and managing businesses, Madelaine brings a thoughtful, intuitive, and compassionate approach to their work.

Madelaine’s professional background includes years of experience in public healthcare policy, program design, evaluations, and data management, as well as work in Indigenous communities, the domestic abuse sector, and child welfare. Over the past few years, they have dedicated themselves to mental health therapy, specializing in serving populations that are often underserved, including 2SLGBTQIA+, neurodiverse, kink, and polyamorous communities.

Their work is grounded in values of being sex-positive, trauma-informed, and deeply committed to equity and inclusion. These principles inspired the creation of RevolutionTherapy & Wellness, a collective designed to address critical gaps in mental health services while fostering an affirming and inclusive space for healing and growth. Madelaine is passionate about teaching, learning from others, and building community capacity to better support equity-deserving groups. They have also spent over a decade producing and supporting events that uplift marginalized communities, contributing as a photographer, creative director, and collaborator.

Through Revolution Therapy & Wellness, Madelaine is creating a collaborative model that prioritizes accessibility, autonomy, and community care for clients and practitioners alike. When not working, Madelaine and their partner enjoy spending time with their three cats—two Devon Rexes and Bengal—and connecting with Calgary’s vibrant and diverse community.

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Natalie creates a space where individuals can explore their relationship with food, body, and self with compassion and without judgment. She meets clients where they are, welcoming every emotion with openness and authenticity. Natalie believes in honouring each person’s lived experience, providing a safe space to reconnect with body wisdom, challenge unhelpful narratives, and discover a more peaceful, sustainable way of nourishing both mind and body. Rooted in a size-inclusive, HAES-aligned, and neurodiversity-affirming approach, she works with individuals navigating eating disorders, disordered eating, feeding differences, and the complex intersections of mental and physical health. With over 20 years of experience as a Registered Dietitian, Natalie has worked across Alberta in community, outpatient, and inpatient settings, supporting individuals from all walks of life. Her work has deepened her understanding of the human experience, reinforcing her belief in the healing power of trust and connection. Recognizing that true well-being extends beyond nutrition, she pursued a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology and a career as a Registered Psychologist. Today, Natalie integrates trauma-informed nutrition with a collaborative, client-centered approach, supporting individuals through intuitive eating, neurodiversity, chronic illness, perimenopause, prenatal and postnatal health, and more. She believes healing is a journey, and no one has to navigate it alone.

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My name is Kyle Staples (He/Him), and I am a counsellor at Revolution Therapy and Wellness. My professional journey has been diverse, including experience supporting neurodivergent individuals as well as providing mental health and addictions support in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. These roles have deepened my understanding of the complexities of mental health and strengthened my commitment to creating a compassionate and inclusive therapeutic space.

I am passionate about working with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, family dynamics, life transitions, relationship challenges, and the everyday stressors of life. As a Chinese Canadian, I bring a culturally informed perspective to my work, recognizing how identity and cultural context shape mental health experiences. I am also deeply committed to supporting men’s mental health and understanding the unique barriers men may face when seeking help. My background in high-level competitive sports has deepened my understanding of these challenges and allows me to empathize with individuals facing cultural expectations to display strength and resilience.

I believe in the power of empathy and active listening to create meaningful change. My goal is to provide a safe, non-judgmental environment where individuals from all backgrounds feel heard, supported, and empowered to navigate life’s challenges. I look forward to hearing your story and discovering what makes you, you.

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