OUR PRESENTERS

Lindsay Thalla is a Registered Psychotherapist who works primarily with adults who need support working through anxiety, depression, grief, difficult relationships or past trauma. Lindsay brings almost a decade of professional counselling experience working with individuals from all walks of life but finds it particularly meaningful to work with those in the church, in ministry or leadership positions who are struggling. Lindsay is also a Certified Music Therapist, bringing a unique approach to working with musicians, artists, and anyone who considers themselves creative. Outside of work, Lindsay enjoys painting, playing music, staying active with her husband and two young children, and serving in her local church.

Tina Weidelich is a Registered Psychotherapist who has a passion for supporting couples, individuals, and families experiencing relationship difficulties, life transitions, and mental health challenges. She has experience helping clients who struggle with intimacy, communication issues, conflict, anxiety, depression, traumatic experiences, grief, low self-esteem, and decision-making and can integrate their Christian faith if desired. She has a Master of Divinity degree in clinical counselling from Tyndale University, and specialized training in Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFT) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR).
Tina has been married for over 30 years and is the mother of a young adult daughter. In her spare time, she enjoys singing, songwriting, biking, walking, traveling, and spending time with family and friends.

Jordana is a Registered Psychotherapist with over ten years of experience working in wellness and is a certified Mental Health First Aid instructor. Jordana has additional certification in DBT, CBT, children and anxiety, as well as body dysmorphia and eating disorders. In practice, Jordana works to create a safe, client-centered atmosphere where the client will be heard and validated. Jordana’s approach to therapy is through a holistic lens that seeks to consider all aspects of the client’s life including their emotional, physical, cultural, intellectual, and occupational self and how it is contributing to their problem.

Evan Frith brings a wealth of personal and professional insight to the topic of mental health. As a husband, father, and community leader, he has faced life transitions like employment loss, relocation, community changes, and chronic health challenges. These experiences have shaped his empathetic and trauma-informed approach to supporting others.

Currently a Clinical Counsellor (Intern) at MCHP, Evan is completing his MDIV in Clinical Counselling at Tyndale Seminary. His focus is supporting individuals experiencing grief, anxiety, depression, and trauma, fostering a safe space for clients to explore their experiences and begin healing.