Laura Heaslip Lincez, Registered Psychotherapist

Laura is the primary therapist at Counselling for Women, offering one-on-one virtual psychotherapy for women in Manitoba and in-person psychotherapy in Beausejour, Manitoba.

She brings a compassionate, open-minded approach to her work and believes that every person deserves to experience peace, connection, and self-acceptance — both within themselves and in their relationships. Laura is especially passionate about supporting women who feel stuck in old patterns and are seeking greater personal growth, healing, and freedom in their lives and relationships.

Laura also has a special interest in supporting helping professionals, including psychotherapists, social workers, and others in caring professions who are navigating the emotional demands of frontline work. She understands the importance of having a meaningful, confidential space to process the complexities of caregiving, burnout, and everyday life.

Laura is an Internal Famly Systems (IFS) Level 2–trained psychotherapist with more than 500 hours of ongoing learning, including specialized work in Disorganized Eating, Relational Care, and Chronic Pain. She is currently working toward IFS Certification. Laura is also trained in EMDR therapy and provides EMDR Therapy both virtually and in person.

“There is nothing inside or outside of you that you don't have the power to face.”
— Richard Schwartz, No Bad Parts

Angie is a Registered Social Worker at Sweetgrass Trails - Cultural Wellness & Holistic Healing.

Angie is compassionate, trauma-informed counsellor operating in the Counselling for Women office in downtown Beausejour and virtual counselling for women throughout Manitoba. Angie is an approved Mental Health Counsellor for the Non-Insured Health Benefits Program (NIHB).

Angie is a First Nation woman, deeply rooted in Indigenous ways of being. She has a strong commitment to living mino pimatisiwin (the good life) and endeavours to walk openly and with humility. Angie is passionate about fostering holistic well-being, resilience and flourishing in individuals and communities. Angie endeavours to create a safe space for individuals to be heard, seen and understood while being curious about their inner world and gently challenging themselves to grow.

Angie works with women struggling with the impact of trauma, anxiety and depression, grief and loss. She can help you develop stronger relationships with yourself and others and loves to support caregivers experiencing burnout and fatigue.

“Only when we are brave enough to explore the darkness will we discover the infinite power of our light.” ~ Brené Brown