Skye McCrindle RSW, MSW
 

Skye is a Registered Social Worker who specializes in body liberation and self-esteem counselling.

Skye is white, genderqueer, bi, and self-identified fat 

    person with lived experience of mental health and       

       body shame struggles.

 

              Skye believes that everybody and every body is                     inherently worthy, that people are the experts                      on themselves, and that supportive 

                    community is a powerful way to heal.

                     As a trauma-informed practitioner, they aim                       for a safe therapeutic space that is centered   

                   around consent, choice, and autonomy.     

                They are particularly passionate about working

                 with folx who want to reject diet culture and                     anti-fat bias, and improve their relationship 

               with their bodies, food, and themselves. Skye 

               works from an anti-oppressive and social

              justice-oriented perspective, grounded in body

        liberation and intersectional feminism.

 

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Skye uses a variety of approaches in their work which include self-compassion, mindful noticing of thoughts, emotions, and sensations, and embodied (or somatic) practices.

 

When Skye isn’t working, they are spending time in fat community, trying not to get cat fur into their knitting, dancing in their living room, and spending time amongst trees.

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