Meet the collective

Nic Schofield

Founder/Registered Clinical Counsellor

Nic Schofield (he/him) is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC #20713) and the founder of Camas Collective Counselling, Consulting, Coaching & Wellness Inc. He works with children, youth, adolescents, and adults, offering compassionate, client-centred counselling that is practical, collaborative, and strengths-based. His primary therapeutic modalities are Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Person-Centred Therapy (PCT), integrated within a trauma-informed and identity-affirming framework focused on helping clients understand the connection between thoughts, emotions, and behaviours.

Nic has extensive experience working within school settings and community environments, supporting youth with anxiety, emotional regulation, trauma, learning differences, and life transitions. He regularly collaborates with families, educators, and support teams, including participation in IEP meetings and school-based planning, and brings the same collaborative, systems-aware approach to his work with adult clients navigating stress, relationships, and life changes.

Nic offers secure virtual counselling across British Columbia, as well as in-person, community-based and nature-based sessions — including walk-and-talk and movement-informed formats — with a focus on meeting clients where they are and supporting meaningful, sustainable change. He can be reached at nic@camasco.ca or booked through camasco.ca “book now” at the top of the page.

Traci Fossett

Counsellor/Founding Member

It has always been Traci's passion to make a difference in the lives of children and youth. She holds a BA in Counselling Caregiving and is currently completing her Master's Degree in Counselling Psychology. With eighteen years of front-line experience and training in behaviour intervention, safety planning, and trauma processing, she offers a supportive, culturally safe presence for clients navigating a variety of mental health issues.

Prior to her Master's program, Traci worked as the Child, Youth and Family Intervention Support Worker for the Cowichan Valley School District, supporting its most vulnerable students. As a liaison between local agencies and the school district for four years, she built deep familiarity with supports across the Valley and experience working alongside family systems to provide mentoring and wrap-around care. Her background also includes work with Elders and Knowledge Keepers in Indigenous community, trauma-informed care for children in care, and advocacy for LGBTQ+ youth and families.

Traci offers secure virtual counselling across British Columbia, as well as in-person, community-based and nature-based sessions — including walk-and-talk and culturally-informed formats — with a focus on meeting clients where they are and supporting healing-centered, sustainable change. She holds certificates in first-aid, non-violent crisis intervention and suicide training, with experience in crisis response and case management. She can be reached at tracifossett@gmail.com, or booked through camasco.ca "book now" at the top of the page.