Everyone has a story to tell, and everyone is worth being heard…

While I may not have experienced what you have, I am here to journey alongside you in your story. My story has led me through depression and burnout, deep disappointment and grief, and through feelings of being in darkness and feeling alone. Yet, my story did not end there.

My name is Philip Warner. My wife and I have five children and we live in the Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia. I am a Christian who sees the value and worth of every individual. While I do not have all the answers, I am here to be a compassionate witness to your journey no matter how difficult or confusing it may feel.

I have a MA in Counselling from Providence University, a diploma as an Addictions Care Worker from McMaster University, and a diploma in Biblical Counselling from the Institute of Biblical Counselling International. I also have a range of experiences from working with people with addictions, to working in Sudan, to coordinating a school mental health program in an isolated First Nations community.

While my story has been a bit unconventional, it has enabled me to become who I am today and compassionately journey alongside people in a confidential and non-judgmental manner in the midst of brokenness, isolation, and pain, and find hope in the darkest situations.