Reimagining Mental Health Care in the North
Accessible. Culturally Safe. Community-Centered.
*NEW* Drop-In Counselling
Drop-In Counselling offers same-day, low-barrier support when you need it most — no ongoing commitment required. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or just need someone to talk to, you can access compassionate, confidential care in a simple and flexible way.
Every Friday from 11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m., you can either walk in or text us at 9 a.m. to reserve a same-day spot. Sessions are 50 minutes and focus on immediate support, grounding, and practical next steps.
Drop-In is open to new and returning clients. Payment or approved funding is required — please contact us if you have questions about your options.
Now Accepting New Clients
Children’s Play Therapist Parisa Rostami, MA (Qualifying) is welcoming new clients beginning February 9.
Healing rooted in relationship and community.
Founded in Whitehorse, we are a northern-based social enterprise offering inclusive, trauma-informed, and community-driven mental health services across Yukon and beyond.
Our Services
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Clinical Counselling
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Youth & Children’s Supports
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Community Healing Programs
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Pay-What-You-Can Counselling
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Corporate Mental Wellness
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Clinical Supervision
Featured Projects
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Fireweed Rising: Youth Leading Wellness
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The Art of Healing Tour
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Men’s Wellness Circles
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Mobile Mental Health Clinics (Coming Soon!)
Why Aurora?
Community-Grounded & Trauma-Informed
Neurodiversity-Affirming Care
Partnerships Across the North
Accessible & Transparent Counselling
At Aurora Wellness Group, our work is guided by shared values and bold action. We are committed to:
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We work with communities, not just in them. Our programming is responsive, relationship-based, and rooted in cultural humility.
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We align our work with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action, supporting culturally safe care, Indigenous-led healing, and the restoration of traditional knowledge.
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Our team is trained in delivering inclusive care that recognizes systemic harm and prioritizes emotional safety and collaboration.
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We honour diverse ways of thinking, being, and healing. Our services are adaptable, accessible, and affirm neurodivergent identities.
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From Pay-What-You-Can counselling to informed consent policies, we work to reduce barriers and build trust in mental health care.
Clinical Supervision that Sustains Good Practice
Offering individual and group supervision with experienced supervisors to keep your work ethical, effective, and values-aligned. $200/hour.
Supervisors: Ebony Rutko, Pamela Ortiz-Palma, Sharon Wade.