Tammy Blahy

Tammy Blahy holds a conviction that life’s hardest moments carry real potential for growth — that the things wearing people down can, with the right support, become the ground for meaningful change. A Registered Social Worker based in Winnipeg, she has spent 25 years helping individuals, couples, and families move through the kinds of struggles that can feel impossible to explain to anyone on the outside: strained relationships, family conflict, career uncertainty, anxiety, and the slow grind of life transitions.

She works with people across a wide span of life — children, teenagers, adults, and aging parents — and across a wide span of problems, including adjustment disorders, impulse control, developmental concerns, and the particular exhaustion of professional burnout. When a couple finds themselves arguing about something as small as a phone at the dinner table, Tammy understands that the real conversation is rarely about the phone. She draws on solution-focused, family systems, and integrative approaches, and holds certification in career and psychometric assessment.

Tammy sees counselling as a process that asks something of the people in it — work, honesty, and a willingness to be a little vulnerable. What she offers in return is a non-judgmental space where thoughts can be sorted through and goals can be built toward, one step at a time.