Robyn Meagher is a Registered Clinical Counsellor in private practice in Victoria, British Columbia. She holds a Masters degree in Counselling Psychology from the University of Victoria in which she focused her research on ecopsychology, personal transformation and social change. Robyn is a registered member of the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors.

Robyn has a life-long interest in health and wellbeing and human potential. She has counselled people on a range of issues including: lifestyle changes, sport performance, anxiety and depression, grief and loss, self-care for care-givers, conflict resolution, relationships, self-esteem, emotional eating, finding inner peace and actualizing personal potential.

Robyn is also a two-time Olympian, Commonwealth Games and World Cup silver medalist. Her 17-year career in international athletics has been a rich source of knowledge and learning in mind-body-spirit integration and the power of focused attention and commitment.

Pursuing health education and wellness in her undergraduate studies (University of Victoria, 1991) was a natural fit for Robyn’s passions. Seeing the primacy of relationships to quality of life led her to further training in building healthy relationships (Rosenberg’s nonviolent communication, 1990) and conflict resolution with the Justice Institute’s certificate in Conflict Resolution (1998, mediation and negotiation). Robyn applied her skills to her work as a mediator with the Fraser Region Community Justice Initiative (1997-1998) and their Victim Offender Reconciliation Program.

Seeing the effectiveness of process oriented psychologies work with addictions and being drawn to its use of creativity, Robyn pursued a two year certificate in Process Work (1998 Langara College and PWES). Process Work as developed by Dr. Arnold Mindell is an awareness practice that takes an innovative approach to individual and collective change. It brings together psychology, spirituality, social activism and creative expression within a single paradigm.