QUINN CASHION RTC, MEdL
For as long as she can remember, Quinn has been drawn to helping others reconnect with their innate beauty, confidence, and well-being. Through gentle guidance and deep presence, she supports individuals in uncovering their natural wisdom and inner resilience.
As a Registered Therapeutic Counsellor, Life Coach, Speaker, and Author, Quinn specializes in bridging the inner worlds of spirituality and psychology through an understanding of the principles behind our state of mind. Her work is rooted in a holistic approach that honors both emotional insight and spiritual depth.
Quinn is the author of It’s a Lipstick Life and a manual for Social and Emotional Living for young minds. Her work has been featured in a research project published in the Journal of Child and Adolescent Behavior, contributing to the advancement of resilience in youth. She also played a pivotal role in a provincial prevention initiative for eating disorders in B.C. schools, designing a multi-tiered training approach for educators, counsellors, and parents to support both students and the health of the helper.
She offers a unique ability to support neurodivergent clients, couples, and mothers navigating the evolving dynamics of the mother-daughter relationship. Her practice is a sanctuary for those seeking clarity, connection, and meaningful transformation.
As an international speaker, Quinn blends psychological understanding with a holistic approach to inspire her audiences to cultivate deep well-being and fulfillment. Whether through coaching, counselling, writing, or speaking, her mission is to guide others in navigating life’s moments with wisdom, joy, and inner peace.
About Quinn…
With over two decades of experience, Quinn empowers individuals to cultivate confidence, resilience, and well-being. As a Registered Therapeutic Counsellor, Life Coach, and Speaker, she specializes in topics such as state of mind, neurodivergence, the mother-daughter relationship, and inner luxury.
As the author of Resilient – Manual for Social and Emotional Living, Quinn’s work was featured in a research project published in the Journal of Child and Adolescent Behaviour, contributing to the advancement of resilience in youth. She also played a key role in a provincial prevention program for eating disorders in B.C. schools, developing a multi-tiered training approach for educators, counsellors, and parents to bring awareness to the health of the helper.
An international speaker, Quinn integrates psychological insights with holistic approaches to guide clients toward lasting well-being and success. Through personal life coaching, counselling, and speaking, her mission is to help individuals navigate life with wisdom, confidence, and resilience.