Clinical Counselling Services for Adults in British Columbia.

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“And then the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.”

— Anaïs Nin

How can Counselling Help?

  • Develop Self-Awareness

    Through a therapeutic relationship with a trained professional, clinical counselling can help you deepen your awareness into what is influencing your emotions, mental processes and subsequent behaviours in life.

  • Learn New Coping Skills

    While much of therapy can be about undoing old ways of being that no longer serve you, a strength of therapy is how it can help us learn and practice new coping skills to help with whatever challenge has come up.

  • Re-Process Trauma

    I am a trained and experienced EMDR therapist - a modality that can help anyone who might be feeling the after effects of a trauma event (or events). EMDR, while different from other talk therapies, helps to reduce the distress from the event(s) by re-processing the memory in session.

  • Practice Self-Compassion

    One of the hardest things humans can learn in today’s society is self-compassion. How do we treat ourselves? Do we talk to ourselves as kindly as we do our friends or loved ones?

  • Tend to Grief and Loss

    Losing a loved one, or experiencing complex and difficult life transitions, can be all consuming. Loss irrevocably changes you and sometimes we need to tend to our grief with a professional in order to learn to live with it.

  • Address Relational Challenges

    Human beings are relational creatures. Some of the most common issues that come up in therapy are relationships with partners, parents, siblings, friends, and even oneself.

Courage does not always roar. Sometimes, courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day that says, ‘I will try again tomorrow.’”

– Mary Anne Radmacher.