Our Team

Greg Rozon, BSc, MEd (Counselling), RCT‑C

**Individual Counselling Therapy New Client Consultation**

Greg brings over 20 years of experience supporting youth and adults through challenging life transitions. His background includes extensive work in community‑based and non‑profit organizations, helping clients navigate education, mental health, justice, and social service systems with clarity and confidence.

Greg played a key role in implementing a provincial youth program that became a model for other service providers across Nova Scotia. Through this work, he developed strong relationships within health, education, and social systems — allowing him to offer practical, solution‑focused strategies that truly support clients’ needs.

He has supported individuals referred from families, community organizations, and programs such as:

Halifax Regional Education Centre

Community Justice Program

Department of Community Services / Opportunities & Social Development

Nova Scotia Health

Greg’s clinical focus includes anxiety, grief, depression, emotional regulation, identity, relationships, executive functioning, and life transitions. He currently works full‑time as a therapist supporting autistic and neurodivergent adults across Nova Scotia.

Greg’s approach is affirming, culturally responsive, and grounded in understanding each person’s lived experience. He has worked extensively with youth (16–24), LGBTQ+, African Nova Scotian/Black communities, immigrants/newcomers, and individuals facing systemic barriers. He believes the therapeutic relationship is central to building trust and creating meaningful change.

Using a strength‑based, trauma‑informed, client‑centred approach, Greg helps clients reconnect with their abilities, insights, and resilience. He works collaboratively to develop goals, strategies, and practices that support a more balanced, hopeful, and empowered life.

Education & Credentials

Master of Education (Counselling), Acadia University

Bachelor of Arts (Psychology), Saint Mary’s University

Counselling Skills Level 1, Dalhousie University

Registered Counselling Therapist Candidate (RCT‑C), NSCCT

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Neal Henderson (he/him)

MEd (CCC/RCT), BSW (RSW), BA — Owner & Primary Practitioner

**Individual Counselling Couples Counselling Family Counselling Walk & Talk Therapy New Client Consultation Group Counselling Coaching (Non‑Therapeutic)**

I’m the founder of Creating Your Balance Counselling Therapy, offering in‑person counselling in Dartmouth and secure virtual therapy across most Canadian provinces. With over 30 years of experience in mental health and addictions, I support adults, couples, and families who are seeking meaningful change, emotional balance, and a more grounded way of moving through life.

I’m especially passionate about men’s mental health. Many men carry stress, anger, relationship challenges, and emotional overwhelm quietly. My role is to create a space where men feel respected, understood, and supported in ways that feel practical and empowering.

Professional Background

My career spans community, healthcare, and family‑support settings, including:

Mental Health & Addictions (Nova Scotia Health)

Youth and family services (Department of Community Services / Opportunities & Social Development)

Halifax Regional Centre for Education

Adult rehabilitation and community support programs

Foster parenting and family support services

Psycho‑educational and therapeutic group facilitation

This diverse background allows me to work effectively with clients navigating anxiety, depression, addiction, stress, relationship difficulties, anger, and major life transitions.

Counselling Approach

My style is client‑centred, collaborative, and practical. I believe people are the experts in their own lives, and therapy works best when clients feel respected, heard, and supported.

I integrate several evidence‑based approaches, including:

Solution‑Focused Therapy (SFT)

Motivational Interviewing (MI)

Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)

Behavioural Family Therapy (BFT)

Structured Relapse Prevention (SRP)

Sessions are tailored to your goals and may focus on emotional regulation, communication, coping strategies, relationship strengthening, or developing healthier patterns of thinking and behaviour.

Areas of Focus

I support adults, couples, and families experiencing:

Anxiety, stress, and overwhelm

Depression and low mood

Anger and emotional regulation

Men’s mental health and identity

Relationship and communication challenges

Addiction and relapse prevention

Life transitions and major changes

Family dynamics and conflict

Education & Credentials

Education

Master of Education (Counselling)

Bachelor of Social Work

Bachelor of Arts

Credentials

Certified Canadian Counsellor (CCC)

Registered Counselling Therapist (RCT)

Registered Social Worker (RSW)

Counselling Services

Individual counselling

Couples counselling

Family counselling

Walk‑and‑Talk therapy (Dartmouth)

Group counselling

Coaching (non‑therapeutic)

Secure virtual counselling across Canada

A Collaborative Approach to Growth

Counselling isn’t about “fixing” people — it’s about helping you reconnect with your strengths, understand your experiences, and move forward with greater clarity and confidence. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, navigating a life transition, or simply looking for a supportive space to talk, therapy can help you build balance, resilience, and well‑being.

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