About

The Name and its Significance

The name All Season Wellness was born from both personal meaning and a universal truth about being human. As Tiffany Snow, I’ve lived a lifetime with a name that evokes winter — a single season. Yet life has shown me that no one exists in only one season. We all move through cycles of joy and grief, growth and stillness, resilience and renewal.

Just as nature changes, so do we. There are seasons of rest and reflection, seasons of transformation, seasons of abundance, and seasons of letting go. How we show up in one chapter of life may look very different in another — and that is not a flaw, but a reflection of our humanity.

All Season Wellness represents a therapeutic space that honours every stage of your journey. Grounded in strength-based, person-centred, and emotion-focused approaches, my work supports clients in recognizing their resilience, deepening self-understanding, and practicing self-compassion — in every season they find themselves in

Values

Authenticity
Curiosity
Inclusion and Empowerment
Cultural Sensitivity
Safety and Security
Collaboration

Why these values?

I believe healing begins when you feel safe to show up as your whole, genuine self. It is my mission to honour your lived experience and strive to meet you with honesty, transparency, and respect.

Authenticity

Curiosity

This one is two-fold. Firstly, through openness and care, I work with clients to co-explore their experiences, patterns, and identities. This sometimes means you, too, have to be curious about who you are and how you interact with the world around you.

Inclusion and Empowerment

All Season Wellness affirms and celebrates diverse identities and lived experiences, including BIPOC and 2SLGBTQIA+ folks. Your voice, resilience, and autonomy will be celebrated here. This is a safe space for all.

Cultural Sensitivity

I recognize that identity, culture, religion, and society shape how we experience the world and make sense of our lives. At All Season Wellness, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Rather, I am committed to culturally responsive care that acknowledges you and your social positioning, ultimately honouring your individual difference while still being aware of your cultural background.

Safety and Security

Safety is crucial, especially for marginalized individuals. That said, therapy should feel grounding, respectful, and emotionally safe. I strive, with intentionality, to create a space fosters trust, welcomes vulnerability, and improves your well-being.

Collaboration

Client + Therapist = Therapeutic Alliance.

Working with me, you'll often hear me use collaborative language like "we" instead of "you." Together, we can tread through your seasons of healing, moving at a pace that feels right for you while complementing each other's strengths in skills and knowledge.

Credentials

Education

I hold a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University as well as a Bachelor of Science in Biology (Biochemistry minor) from Concordia University of Edmonton.

Affiliations

I am a Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC) through the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA).

Experience

Before becoming a clinical counsellor, I worked for several years in the human services field, supporting individuals with behavioural, developmental, and physical challenges in both non-profit and residential settings.