HOW WE GOT STARTED

Age to Age was born from a simple but powerful moment in 2005. While working alongside police officers responding to crisis calls, Harrison Mungal encountered a young man who had just lost his father. The young man was overwhelmed by grief, anger, and confusion. In the middle of that painful moment, Harrison took the time to gently help him regulate his emotions and de-escalate the crisis, creating space for calm to return.

Before leaving, Harrison invited him for coffee.

What began as a simple conversation turned into a weekly meeting. Over time, something meaningful began to unfold. As the young man was given space to speak openly, process his grief, and feel supported without judgment, he slowly began to regain a sense of stability and hope. Witnessing this transformation revealed a profound truth: when people are given understanding, guidance, and compassionate support, healing becomes possible.

Not long after, Harrison woke one morning with the phrase Age to Age clearly impressed on his mind. With it came a deeper understanding that every stage of life carries unique challenges. Whether young or old, from different cultures, backgrounds, or experiences, every person will face moments that test their emotional strength and affect their mental well-being. No one is immune to life’s unexpected struggles—but no one should have to face them alone.

Age to Age was created from that vision.

Today, Age to Age is a mental health collective dedicated to supporting individuals, couples, and families as they navigate life’s challenges. Our approach is rooted in compassion, clinical insight, and a deep belief in every person’s capacity for growth and healing. We provide a safe and supportive space where people can process their experiences, gain clarity, and develop practical tools to move forward with strength and confidence.

Many people reach out during seasons when life feels overwhelming—whether due to emotional distress, relationship challenges, trauma, or major life transitions. At Age to Age, we walk alongside you through those moments, helping you rediscover resilience, purpose, and hope.

Our passion is to help individuals and families live a life they love and experience greater wellness, emotional health, and lasting healing.

Our Areas of Support

Age to Age offers compassionate support across several key areas of life:

Counselling & Therapeutic Support – Individual counselling focused on emotional healing, personal growth, and mental wellness.
Mental Health & Addictions – Support for anxiety, depression, emotional distress, and recovery from addictive behaviors.
Marriage & Relationship Support – Helping couples strengthen communication, rebuild trust, and restore healthy connection.
Child & Adolescent Support – Guiding young people and families through emotional, behavioral, and developmental challenges.
PTSD & Trauma Therapy – Specialized support for individuals experiencing trauma, crisis-related stress, and post-traumatic symptoms.
Workshops & Seminars – Educational and community-based programs focused on mental health, resilience, relationships, and personal development.

At Age to Age, our mission is simple: to walk with people through life’s most difficult moments and help them move toward healing, strength, and renewed hope—at every age and every stage of life.

If you are facing a difficult season, you do not have to navigate it alone. Support is here.

Meet the Team

  • Harrison Mungal, PhD, PsyD, MSW, RSW

    Harrison Sharma Mungal holds dual doctoral distinctions in Clinical Psychology and Philosophy in Social Work and brings over two decades of experience in the fields of mental health, addiction, and human behavior. His work is grounded in a deep commitment to helping individuals, couples, families, and organizations improve their emotional well-being and overall quality of life.

    Internationally recognized for his expertise in cognitive and evidence-based therapies, Mungal specializes in addressing challenges related to mental health, addiction, relationships, family dynamics, and personal resilience. His therapeutic approach combines scientific research with practical tools that empower clients to create meaningful and lasting change.

    Mungal is also a highly respected speaker and workshop presenter, delivering engaging presentations at conferences, seminars, and professional training events around the world. Known for his ability to communicate complex topics with clarity, humor, and compassion, he speaks on issues related to mental health, addiction recovery, relationships, parenting, and leadership.

    In addition to clinical practice, Mungal provides training and consultation to professionals across healthcare, social services, first responder organizations, and leadership teams. His work continues to contribute to innovative research and practical solutions addressing challenges such as addiction, anxiety, depression, and trauma.

    His clinical work incorporates evidence-based therapies including CBT, CPT, DBT, and ACT.

  • Kathleen Mungal, DSW

    OFFICE MANAGER , ADMINISTRATOR

    Kathleen Mungal is an author, wife, mother, and grandmother. She has been married to her husband, Harrison, since 1990, and together they have raised seven beautiful children and now enjoy the blessing of grandchildren. Kathleen carries the compassion of a mother’s heart and has faithfully served alongside her husband as a pastor’s wife and traveling speaker throughout their marriage.

    Having raised six daughters, Kathleen has a deep passion for teaching on womanhood, identity, and family life, encouraging women to embrace their purpose while maintaining their sense of identity. She believes that one of her greatest strengths is leading by example.

    Kathleen has been a guest speaker at schools, churches, workshops, seminars, and conferences, sharing practical and encouraging messages on womanhood, relationships, parenting, and family. She has also served as a keynote speaker at international women’s conferences in Paris, France; Lima, Peru; Santa Clara, Cuba; Split, Croatia; Canada; the United States; and other countries.

    Kathleen has taught for over 12 years at Bible Colleges, instructing a variety of courses. She has also co-pastored alongside her husband in four different churches and served as a missionary in Croatia from 1994 to 1997.

    She holds a Diploma as a Developmental Services Worker (DSW) and graduated with honours. Kathleen is an ordained minister and currently leads Age To Age Inc. while also supporting several charitable initiatives.

    She is the author of the book Not Without Our Children.

  • Petra van Weerdan MCC, MSc, RP

    Petra brings over 20 years of counseling experience, with a fervent passion for mental health, strong marriages, and robust family life. As a seasoned public speaker on mental health topics, she has led individuals and groups, fostering emotional wellness in diverse settings.

    Approaching people with warmth and empathy, Petra has developed a rich skill set and interpersonal qualities while working with individuals of all ages and backgrounds. In 2016, she relocated with her husband and four children from the Netherlands to Canada, assuming a leadership role in their church. To continue her dedication to mental health in Canada, Petra pursued a Canadian degree in Counselling.

    Petra holds an MSc in Developmental Psychology from the University of Groningen (Netherlands) and a Masters of Christian Counselling from Canada Christian College.

  • Ramez Roman, RP (QUALIFYING)

    Ramez Roman is a seasoned professional with a dedicated passion for assisting children, youth, and their families. Boasting over 5 years of comprehensive experience in this field, Ramez has adeptly honed his skills across various therapeutic modalities to ensure optimal support and care for his clients.

    Employing a sophisticated blend of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Solution-Focused Therapy (SFT), Narrative therapy, and Motivational Interviewing, Ramez Roman empowers children and youth to surmount challenges and reach their full potential.

    His specialization extends to addressing the nuanced needs of individuals with conditions such as Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Intellectual Disability (ID), and Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS). Recognizing the unique challenges associated with these diagnoses, Ramez tailors his approach meticulously, fostering growth, self-acceptance, and enhanced overall well-being for his young clientele

  • Sneha Christian | RP (Qualifying)

    Sneha Christian is passionate about creating a space where people feel seen, safe, and supported. Her multicultural background and lived experiences have shaped a deep respect for the many ways individuals make sense of their emotions, relationships, and identities. She approaches therapy with curiosity, cultural humility, and a genuine belief in each person’s capacity for growth.

    Sneha takes an eclectic approach, integrating elements from various therapeutic models to support clients in ways that align with their values, culture, and readiness for change. Her focus is on identifying what works best for each individual, rather than applying a one-size-fits-all framework.

    In addition to her work as a psychotherapist, Sneha also works as a behaviour therapist. This experience strengthens her understanding of motivation, emotional regulation, and how meaningful change unfolds over time. It allows her to bring both structure and flexibility into sessions, balancing skill-building with deeper emotional exploration.

    Sneha works with children, teens, and adults navigating emotional, developmental, and life challenges. In every session, she strives to create a supportive and grounded environment where clients can reconnect with their strengths and move toward greater clarity, confidence, and self-compassion.

Get started with Age to Age, today.