Counselling that Helps Make Positive Changes

Helping you Navigate Separation & Divorce.

Our Professional
Memberships &
Recognitions

Helen Yack

Social Worker/Co-Founder

Helen Yack

Gabbi Silverberg

Social Worker/Co-Founder

Gabbi Silverberg

About Rise Up

Rise Up Counselling is a compassionate therapeutic practice dedicated to supporting individuals and families facing challenges with parenting time, decision-making responsibilities, and the complexities of separation & divorce.

Trusted Since 1999

Decades of experience supporting families through separation, divorce, and parenting transitions with professionalism and care.

In-Person & Virtual Sessions

Flexible options designed to meet families where they are, offering both face-to-face and secure virtual appointments for accessible, convenient support.

Self & Professional Referrals

We accept both self-referrals and referrals from legal and community professionals, making it easy to access timely, coordinated care.

Clinical Services

Support for Individuals, Co-Parents
& Families

Divorce & Separation Counselling

Separation and divorce are often among the most emotionally challenging transitions individuals and families experience. Divorce and Separation Counselling at Rise Up Counselling provides a supportive, steady space for parents, teens, and children to navigate change, process emotions and move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

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Family Therapy & Reunification Therapy

Family relationships can become strained or disrupted during separation and divorce, particularly when conflict is prolonged or when families are navigating legal or court-related processes. Family Therapy and Reunification Therapy at Rise Up Counselling provide structured, child-centred support to help repair and strengthen family relationships when connection has been impacted by conflict, distance, or disruption.

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Co-Parenting Counselling

Co-parenting counselling is a structured, practical service designed to support parents navigating shared parenting after separation or divorce. Unlike couples or marriage counselling, the goal is not to repair the romantic relationship. Instead, the focus is on helping parents develop the skills and mindset needed to work together effectively in their new roles as co-parents.

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Blended Family Support

Blending families after separation or divorce is a complex transition that unfolds over time. It often involves navigating new roles, shifting expectations, different parenting styles and strong emotions for both adults and children.

At Rise Up Counselling, we provide grounded, non-judgmental support for families adjusting to life in a blended family system. Our work helps families slow things down, reduce emotional reactivity and approach challenges with greater clarity and intention.

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Consultation to Professional Support

Professional Guidance for
Family Matters

Professional Case
Consultants

Case consultations for professionals working with families involved in high-conflict separation, divorce, or child welfare matters.

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Collaborative Family
Neutral Support

Collaborative Family Neutral support provides guidance to parents participating in the collaborative family law process.

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Clinical Supervision

Reflective clinical supervision for clinicians seeking thoughtful consultation, professional support and continued growth in their clinical practice.

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News & Articles

Insights & Guidance for Families

February 2024

Gabbi Silverberg & Helen Yack: Rise Up Counselling

In this episode, our dynamic social work duo delves into crucial themes...

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November 2023

This week on the DL: Real Life Spotlight: Children of Divorce

Guess who’s back! This week Alex and Amanda chat with their colleagues, Helen Yack and Gabbi Silverberg...

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november 2025

Divorce GPS: A Guide Through the Toughest Terrain: Real Experts. Real Talk. Real Tools for Your Divorce Journey.

Divorce can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to define you.

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