ABOUT
BELIEF #1
Everybody needs a safe place to learn about mental health.
BELIEF #2
What happened to you is not your fault, but it is your responsibility to heal from it.
BELIEF #3
When we feel Healthy + Happy, we do good onto the world.
I'M MAY.
May is a trauma-informed social worker, who has supported thousands of Canadian with mental health crisis issues for 10 years. She is now passionate about prevention.
May has worked in schools, hospitals, shelters and various levels of government. She is part of National counselling team at a major Canadian company with consistent client satisfaction rating of 4.9/5.
She was a sought out university guest lecturer for South Korea's social work department. She is also a published co-author for a women's empowerment book.
She is a natural educator and forever student. May intuitively brings positive energy to places that need it. You will feel totally relaxed and enlightened with her support.
Therapeutic Approach
MY STORY
At age 7, May had her first trauma experience which continued to impact her mood, thoughts and sense of self negatively.
May grew up in an Asian immigrant home, where her well-intentioned parents were overwhelmed and overworked. As a result, she grew up with in scarcity, conflict and lacked emotional safety.
Without proper healing, May was unaware that her past was projecting into the future. She found herself in academic probations, unhealthy relationships, victim of crime and grieving a sudden death of loved one.
It was years until May would find the guidance because of the lack of mental health education available.
Now, May enjoys a thriving business, healthy mind & body, and beautiful relationships.
"After just 2 weeks of working with May, I've made some massive shifts in my mindset and my daily routine. I am hopeful for the new future I'm creating."
YA, 28
"I have anxiety and family issues. This is a very kind environment that made me feel comfortable talking, and find new ways to manage my emotions. Calm School has helped with my emotional and mental growth."
KT, 18
"Here, I learned to sit with my thoughts. Before I would keep myself distracted and not process my emotions. It was nice to have a chance to self-reflect."
DC, 25
