Jason Evans is a Registered Clinical Counsellor and Chartered Professional in Human Resources (CPHR) who supports individuals, couples, families, leaders, and professionals navigating complex personal, relational, and workplace challenges. Based in Langley, British Columbia, Jason integrates clinical counselling with extensive experience in workplace mental health, organizational dynamics, leadership development, and operational stress support.
As part of the clinical team at Gentle Currents Therapy, Jason brings a grounded, collaborative, and insight-oriented approach to care. His work focuses on helping clients strengthen relationships, regulate stress, build emotional resilience, and create sustainable change across both personal and professional environments.
Jason has advanced training in the Gottman Method Couples Therapy model, specializing in communication breakdown, chronic conflict, emotional disconnection, trust repair, and intimacy restoration. He works with couples to strengthen emotional safety, deepen mutual understanding, and develop practical tools for healthier long-term connection.
As an Internal Family Systems (IFS) Level 1 trained clinician, Jason helps clients better understand the internal emotional patterns that contribute to anger, anxiety, withdrawal, perfectionism, and relational distress. He has a particular interest in supporting men’s mental health, emotional regulation, identity development, and healthier relational patterns.
Drawing on his background as a Chartered Professional in Human Resources, Jason works extensively with professionals experiencing occupational burnout, executive burnout, workplace conflict, leadership strain, career transition, and organizational stress. His combined clinical and HR expertise allows him to understand both the psychological and systemic dimensions of workplace mental health.
His work also emphasizes psychological safety, healthy leadership practices, and sustainable workplace wellbeing within high-demand professional environments.
Grounded in attachment theory and family systems perspectives, Jason supports parents and caregivers navigating complex family dynamics, emotional communication challenges, parenting stress, and relational strain within the home environment.
Jason has experience supporting individuals impacted by trauma, operational stress injuries, intimate partner violence, and high-stress occupational environments. His clinical work incorporates specialized threat assessment training, including the B-SAFER framework through the Justice Institute of British Columbia.
His background includes service with the Canadian Armed Forces and leadership involvement within Langley Crime Watch, contributing to his understanding of resilience, community safety, and the psychological impact of chronic stress exposure.
Jason’s clinical approach is collaborative, practical, and evidence-informed. He integrates modalities including:
Through Gentle Currents Therapy, clients also have access to integrated care supports and interdisciplinary collaboration — including LENS Neurofeedback Services — designed to support long-term emotional wellness and nervous system regulation.
Jason is committed to providing culturally responsive, inclusive, and psychologically safe care for individuals from diverse backgrounds across Langley and the Fraser Valley. His training includes Indigenous Cultural Competency (MCFD) and Gender-Based Analysis Plus (GBA+), supporting thoughtful and respectful clinical practice across diverse communities and lived experiences.
