Aileen Kwa , MA (Counselling, Marriage and Family Therapy)
Practicing Imago since August, 2021.
Certifications
Imago Therapist
A Certified Imago Relationship Therapist is a licensed mental health professional trained in the Imago model to work with couples and individuals, using Imago techniques to foster deeper connection, empathy, and effective communication. This certification involves intensive coursework, supervised clinical practice, and mastery of Imago dialogue to support relational healing in clinical settings.
Advanced Imago Therapist
Imago Advanced Clinicians are experienced Imago therapists who have completed several advanced training courses, demonstrating higher-level expertise in Imago theory and practice. This certification reflects advanced clinical skills, commitment to ongoing professional growth, and the ability to work with complex relational issues.
Imago Professional Facilitator
Imago Professional Facilitators are professionals trained to use Imago relationship tools and dialogue processes to build connection, resolve conflict, and strengthen communication in a wide range of non-clinical environments. These skills can be applied by coaches, teachers, clergy, attorneys, doctors, business leaders, managers, community organizers, and many others—anyone seeking to foster healthier relationships and collaboration in their workplace, organization, classroom, or community.
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Languages Spoken – English, French
About Aileen Kwa…
Aileen Kwa is an Advanced Imago Therapist who works with individuals, couples, and families. She is especially passionate about helping couples deepen their connection and bring conscious awareness to the relational patterns that shape their dynamic. With sensitivity and insight, Aileen gently guides partners toward healing unresolved wounds from the past that may be influencing their present-day relationship. She finds joy in supporting couples as they move into more intentional, communicative, and loving ways of being together.
She also works with parents and their teenage or adult children, bringing them into appreciation and dialogue with one another, healing old wounds and creating satisfying and loving relationships.
