Reality-Oriented
We don't avoid change or offer empty comfort. We help people understand the real world.
Navigators for the Era
Amid structural change, era pressure, and value tension, we offer cross-disciplinary mental support—connecting reality, relationships, spirit, and future.
We live in a time of profound transition. AI and automation are reshaping work and value structures; education and career paths are fracturing; marriage and family are transforming; traditional and modern values are in tension.
More and more young people face lost direction, identity crisis, relationship and marriage pressure, uncertainty about work and future, and a vacuum of meaning and spirit.
Mental health is no longer just personal—it is an era issue. We exist to respond to this moment.
We help people today rediscover themselves, build stable inner structure, and reconnect with society, relationships, and meaning in a time of upheaval.
Mental health is not only about reducing pain—it is about rebuilding direction. True support must address psychology, social reality, philosophy and values, and spiritual and meaning exploration.
We don't avoid change or offer empty comfort. We help people understand the real world.
A method that integrates psychology, philosophy, social observation, and spiritual reflection.
No labeling, no ideology. Every person's experience is taken seriously.
Family, marriage, and social relationships are the foundation of psychological stability.
Helping people re-understand the meaning of work, the value of relationships, and their place in existence.
We build a cross-disciplinary mental support model. Our goal is not to help people escape reality, but to build inner order amid disruption and find a practical path through chaos.
Career anxiety and future-sense rebuilding; identity amid technological disruption; learning and growth strategies in an AI environment.
Contemporary marriage pressure and role shifts; gender differences in psychological needs; relationship repair amid family structure change.
Psychological impact of education-work disconnect; young people's direction rebuilding; life path design.
Questions of meaning; tension between faith and modern society; space for deeper value dialogue.
Navigators for the era—a support system connecting reality, relationships, spirit, and future.
Online (in-person to be opened). 60 minutes per session, typically weekly; can adjust to biweekly when stable.
Integrating psychology, philosophy, social observation, and spiritual reflection—matched to your issues and stage.
Nothing shared without your written consent. Except where law requires (e.g., immediate risk), we follow strict ethical protocols.
Nationally accredited counseling credentials; ongoing training in CBT, ACT, psychoanalytic approaches, and clinical supervision.
Integrating psychology, philosophy, social observation, and spiritual reflection—first stabilizing emotion and daily function, then exploring relational patterns and core beliefs.
Respect, boundaries, non-judgment. Every person's experience is taken seriously—no labeling, no ideology.
Reality-oriented and goal-focused. Each phase clarifies goals, tracks progress, and plans the next practical steps.
Session Length
60 minutes
Fee
CAD$150 / session, CAD$200 / couple
Format
Online (in-person to be opened)
Cancellation: Please notify at least 24 hours ahead; late cancellations incur one session fee.
E-transfer payment >> support@mindstoryroom.com
We clarify your main concerns, goals, and how we'll work together—so you know what to expect.
Therapy isn't about being persuaded. It's about understanding patterns and adjusting responses through a stable, structured relationship. Change grows from ongoing collaboration.
Short-term work often starts with 6–12 sessions. Deeper issues (long-term patterns, trauma) may need longer.