Find an intern counsellor offering guided support at a reduced rate.
Jenny Fremlin, MACP Intern
Youth / Individuals / Families
Jenny is a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology student who brings a wealth of life and work experience to her counselling practice. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and has worked in a wide range of fields, including tourism, farming, crisis communications, and forest firefighting. For the past two years, she has also worked as a crisis support counsellor, walking alongside individuals and families impacted by domestic violence.
Jenny’s approach is collaborative and holistic, guided by respect, curiosity, and a deep capacity to listen. She draws on person-centred, narrative, and expressive therapy modalities, and is particularly drawn to somatic approaches that bring awareness of the body into the healing process. Clients often find her steady, non-judgmental, and highly attuned — creating a safe space where they can share their stories and move toward growth.
Outside of counselling, Jenny finds expression and joy in dance, figure skating, and music. She is a proud parent and a strong advocate for social justice, bringing compassion, humour, and curiosity into all areas of her life.
Jenny offers in-person appointments in Salmon Arm as well as virtual sessions. Jenny is taking new clients at a significantly reduced rate.
George Dallas, MACP Intern,
Anxiety / Grief & Loss / Unhelpful Thought Patterns / Meaning & Values / Life Transitions
George (he/him) supports clients in moving through anxiety, grief, and self-critical thought patterns, offering a collaborative space to gain clarity and reconnect with their own strengths. He helps people examine the stories they live by, identify their values, and build on their capacity for resilience and growth—so they can move toward the lives they want to lead.
His approach is integrative, drawing from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), psychodynamic and narrative therapies, and DBT-informed skills. Sessions balance meaningful insight with practical strategies such as mindfulness, emotion regulation, and values-based action.
George works with clients of all backgrounds and has a particular interest in supporting young adults and men. He offers virtual appointments and is currently practicing under clinical supervision as part of his graduate internship.
George offers virtual appointments. He is accepting new clients at a significantly reduced rate.
Chloe Chiorando, MC Intern
Youth / Individuals / Couples / Families
Chloe is deeply passionate about serving others and brings over a decade of experience in mental health and social justice roles. Her counselling approach is grounded in warmth, compassion, and lively energy, with a profound appreciation for relationships as a foundation for growth and healing. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and is currently completing her Master’s in Counselling through a supervised internship with experienced clinicians.
Chloe’s worldview is rooted in dignity, empathy, genuine connection, and curiosity. She embraces the belief that we are always evolving and feels honoured to sit with others during their most vulnerable moments, fostering trust and safety in every session.
Her integrated therapeutic practice draws from person-centred approaches, narrative therapy, feminist theory, internal family systems, and holistic interventions. She also incorporates solution-focused and brief therapies when appropriate to support positive outcomes. Chloe works with a wide range of concerns, including grief, anxiety, shame, trauma, depression, self-confidence, self-discovery, and existential anxiety.
Outside of counselling, Chloe is an avid reader whose love of literature informs her perspective and keeps her connected to developments in psychology, sociology, anthropology, and history. She is grateful to live and work as an uninvited settler on the unceded lands of the Secwepemc Peoples.
Chloe will be joining us in October and offers in-person appointments from our Kamloops office as well as virtual appointments. She is accepting new clients at a significantly reduced rate.
Melody Isvik
Office Manager
Melody is the Office Manager for Currents Counselling. She has diverse experiences that include legal administration, sales, owning her own business and working with vulnerable populations. In her work with vulnerable populations Melody has supported elderly and those with unique needs and abilities, including neurodivergent individuals.
Melody has a kind and compassionate approach to life and understands the importance of being kind while supporting others whether in an administrative position or working one-on-one with individuals who require patience, kindness and compassion. She has a passion for helping others who experience barriers and is eager to find new ways to make life more enjoyable for those with unique needs and abilities.
Melody works virtually and offers flexible working hours.
