Schantel Spencer is a dedicated and compassionate social worker with more than 20 years of experience providing counselling and psychotherapy to children and youth in a variety of settings. She holds a Master’s degree in Social Work and has developed strong skills in addressing complex social issues, supporting clients through mental health challenges, and advocating for marginalized communities.
Schantel works as a school social worker, offering individual and group counselling in areas such as mental health, behavioral challenges, positive behavioral support, and experiences of oppression. Her practice is client-centered, goal-oriented, strength-based, and uses mindfulness frameworks. Her approach to the work is always grounded in compassion, collaboration, connectedness, and the therapeutic use of humour.

Schantel is committed to continuous learning and actively engages in workshops, seminars, and ongoing professional development. She is a strong advocate for self-care and mental health awareness within and beyond the workplace.
As a racialized female therapist, Schantel roots her work in anti-oppression, anti-racism, and in social justice. She uses a culturally sensitive and responsive approach to create a safe, comfortable therapeutic space where clients can explore difficult topics with care, kindness, and without judgment.
Schantel Spencer exemplifies empathy, resilience, and dedication, making a meaningful and lasting impact on the young people and communities she serves.