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Micro Mental Health Sessions™Coaching and Mentorship

A little space
to breathe.
a clearer
way forward.

  • 15,000+ people supported
  • Co-founded National Suicide Awareness Day
  • Founder at Hemi's Holistic Healing Centre Society
  • Pathmaker Award Recipient
  • Top 10 nominee for Fab 40 over 40 for Cancer Awareness
  • Speaker
  • Métis Leader
  • Bestselling Author
Dhorea Ramanula seated at a table, looking toward the camera with a warm, confident expression

Sometimes life gets heavy, noisy, or hard to make sense of.

Let’s have a private 45-minute mental health coaching conversation. Together we’ll make sense of what you’re carrying, regain clarity, and find a practical next step — coaching and mentorship, not psychotherapy.

“Dhorea helped me step into a bigger version of myself.”

Sarah, Founder @ Serotonin Toronto

You don’t have to wait
until things fall apart

Problem

You’re second-guessing a decision. You’re carrying something that happened months or years ago. You’re tired of saying yes when you really mean no. You’re constantly thinking about everyone else’s needs, and you barely have space for your own. Or you simply feel stuck and can’t explain why.

Solution

You don’t need a diagnosis. You don’t need a label. And you don’t need to wait until you’re at your breaking point to ask for support. A private mental health coaching session is a place to sit with someone in the middle of it and make sense of what you’re experiencing.

Experiences you can trust.

20+ years in the
mental health &
community space

15,000+

People supported

10+ years

Frontline services

2004

Co-founded National Suicide Awareness Day

Pink Skirt Project feature of Dhorea Ramanula as a panel speaker in Kelowna

“You just need someone outside of you to remind you what's already inside of you.”

Sarah, Founder @ Serotonin Toronto

People supported

Dhorea has spent more than two decades working alongside people, families and communities through some of life’s most difficult moments. She personally supported over 15,000 individuals in choosing life through suicide prevention and her personal journey back to life.

What Dhorea does differently

Bring me the messy stuff.
We’ll make sense of it together.

Mental health conversations don’t have to begin with a diagnosis, a crisis, or knowing exactly what to say. Sometimes, they begin with a person who needs a safe place to be honest. Dhorea brings more than 20 years of experience, a deep understanding of people, and a belief that no one should have to feel ashamed of what they're carrying.

“What happened to you matters.
But it doesn’t have to decide
what happens next.”

Dhorea Ramanula.

After the Conversation

Feel lighter.
See things more clearly.
Trust yourself.

You may come into the conversation feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, or stuck in the same thoughts. You may leave without having every answer, but with a clearer understanding of what is happening and what matters next.

This is not about becoming a completely different person. It is about getting some of your mental space back, understanding yourself with more compassion, and making choices that feel more like you.

What you may leave with

  • Clarity

    Understand what is actually happening.

    • “I spend less time caught in my head and more time present in my life.”
    • “I recognize what’s noise and what actually needs my attention.”
  • Self-trust

    Make decisions without constantly second-guessing yourself.

    • “I make a decision without immediately second-guessing it.”
    • “I trust myself enough to take the next step.”
  • Boundaries

    Know what you can give and what is not yours to carry.

    • “I say no without carrying the guilt for the rest of the day.”
    • “I understand what belongs to me and what doesn’t.”
  • Perspective

    See the situation beyond the thoughts keeping you stuck.

    • “I see a situation from a perspective I couldn’t find on my own.”
    • “I notice what may be underneath the surface of what’s happening.”
  • A next step

    Leave knowing what to do next.

    • “I have the uncomfortable conversation I’ve been avoiding.”
    • “I leave with one clear action I can take after the conversation.”

Micro Mental Health Sessions™ · Coaching and Mentorship

Your Journey
in Four Steps

Sometimes the conversation might be uncomfortable. That’s okay. Dhorea isn’t here to simply tell you what you want to hear. She’s here to meet you where you are, tell you the truth with compassion and help you see what might be underneath the surface.

  1. 1

    We talk

    You tell me what’s happening. I listen without judgment and ask the questions that help us get underneath the surface.

  2. 2

    We make sense of it

    I take notes during our conversation and pay attention to the patterns, tensions and things that may be difficult to see when you’re in the middle of them.

  3. 3

    We find what matters

    Together, we identify what became clearer during our conversation and what may be worth paying attention to.

  4. 4

    You leave with something useful

    After our session, you’ll receive a written reflection and personalized, actionable next steps based on our conversation. Not twenty things you need to fix. The next things that matter.

Book a session

Micro Mental Health Sessions™ are private coaching conversations, designed to help you gain clarity, reflect on what you’re experiencing, and identify practical next steps. They are not psychotherapy, medical treatment, or emergency crisis care.

What’s included

  • 45-minute private session
  • Zoom or phone
  • Guided conversation
  • Personal reflection
  • Practical next steps

Her private sessions are one part of a much larger commitment to making mental health conversations more open, human, and accessible.

Her Work in the World

Making mental health part of the bigger conversation.

Dhorea’s work doesn’t stop when the conversation ends. Through speaking, advocacy, writing, and community leadership, she works to make conversations about mental health, suicide, addiction, and healing more open, human, and accessible. She was a finalist for Woman of the Year at the 2024 RISE Awards hosted by Kelowna Women in Business.

Dhorea Ramanula, finalist for Woman of the Year at the 2024 RISE Awards hosted by Kelowna Women in Business

Finalist for Woman of the Year

2024 RISE Awards · Kelowna Women in Business

Speaking & Advocacy

Dhorea speaks openly about the conversations many people are afraid to have. She brings honesty, lived experience, and more than 20 years of work in mental health and community spaces to conversations about suicide, addiction, trauma, leadership, and healing.

Community Leadership

Through Hemi’s Holistic Healing Centre Society and her community work, Dhorea creates spaces where people can feel seen, supported, and connected. Her work focuses on recovery, care, meaningful change, and building communities where people don’t have to hide what they’re going through.

Writing & Education

As a bestselling author, researcher, and advocate, Dhorea turns complex experiences into ideas people can understand and use. Through her writing and Micro Mental Health Sessions™, she continues to challenge stigma and remind people that asking for support is not a sign that something is wrong with them.

People don’t need to be fixed. People need to be heard, understood and supported in finding their way forward.

Follow Dhorea’s Work

You do not have to figure it out alone.

Follow Dhorea for honest conversations about mental health, confidence, leadership, boundaries, healing, and becoming more yourself.

In Their Own Words

Hear from Dhorea's Clients.

Sarah

Founder of Serotonin Toronto

Matthew

Kelowna Business Owner

Dhorea Ramanula smiling and pointing toward the camera while holding a microphone

Start With Dhorea

A clearer way forward starts with one honest conversation.

You don’t need to know exactly what to say. Dhorea brings more than 20 years of experience, honest questions, and compassion to the things that feel difficult to make sense of.

She meets you where you are, helps you understand what you’re carrying, and makes space for what comes next.

Bring the messy stuff. Leave with more clarity, more mental space, and a next step that feels possible.

Book a session