Elders (65+) Therapists in Vancouver, BC
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Sanjida Nasreen
BA , MSS, MSW, RSW
I invite Muslim women, girls,
seniors
, couples, parents, youth and children to take our counselling services.
Peace be on you dear readers. I really congratulate you for taking the first step: looking for a counsellor. Seeking counselling is a sign of strength. It means that you want to see changes in your life. You may be dealing with depression, anxiety, panic attack, and or relationship issues or you may need to talk to someone who will not judge you. I believe everyone has ability to solve their own problems, however, sometimes overwhelming situation makes us stuck in one point and hinder us to go forward. In those days we need someone listen to us, hold our hands and to go through our difficult times. I am here for you.

Blooming Brains Neurofeedback and Technologies
Counsellor, MA, RCC
Verified
1 Endorsed
Verified
1 Endorsed
We have training packages for different budgets, discounts for First-Responders, Students and
Seniors
, system rentals, and your services may be covered by your Extended Health Benefits.
Our clients generally report that they handle stress better, focus more, improve sleep and mood, in addition to feeling more relaxed. This is just some of the ways that Neurofeedback can help. Our systems use EEG Biofeedback to collect information about your brain's electrical activity, then they inform your brain about it's own performance in a way that the brain can then use to optimize. We need no diagnosis or referral to train your brain; it is easy and accessible for people of all ages. Our systems train the whole brain at once, relying on the body's innate self-regulating capacity.

Jake (Jacob) Froese
Counsellor, RTC
Verified
Verified
Do you long to live an inspired and meaningful life? Has life lost its meaning? Are you hiding your pain and pretending to have it all together? I work with men and
seniors
on issues of life purpose / meaning, loss and grief and relationships. I am here to walk beside you, to help you live a life of your own design and to thrive. I am a Registered Therapeutic Counsellor (RTC) with the Association of Cooperative Counselling Therapists.

Nicole Mordant
Counsellor, RCC, MCP, MBA
Verified
3 Endorsed
Verified
3 Endorsed
Are there aspects of your life where you feel stuck or have difficulty coping? Do you wish for closer connection in relationships? Are events from the past, such as family trauma, holding you back from leading a fulfilled life? My clients are adults, single or in relationships, students, professionals, parents and
seniors
who grapple with issues including anxiety, depression, life transitions, perfectionism, grief and parenting. Taking that first step to seek counselling can be difficult and finding a counsellor who is right for you may feel overwhelming. I commend you for starting the search.

Isabella S P Jiang
Counsellor, MA, RCC
Verified
2 Endorsed
Verified
2 Endorsed
As a bilingual counsellor fluent in both English and Chinese, I offer a unique perspective that bridges Western and Chinese cultures to help clients discover their own distinctive identities. My counselling approach is comprehensive, utilizing post-modern narrative theory to view clients as whole individuals, rather than pathologizing or labeling them. I work with clients aged 18 and up, including
seniors
, and specialize in parent-adult children relationship counselling, career-related issues, and couple counselling.
Not accepting new clients

Christina Fenton
Counsellor, MCP, RCC, MA, Dip Ed
Verified
6 Endorsed
Verified
6 Endorsed
Coming from a culture that reveres our elders, I am interested in issues facing
seniors
.
I am a Jamaican living in Vancouver. As a recent immigrant, I am aware of how the process and experience of forging a new life can bring both satisfaction and distress especially in intimate relationships. Life transitions can cause emotional stress and often, we need help to tap into our own inherent strengths. Sexuality and sexual behaviours can also be challenging for some but, I am passionate about working with individuals and couples of all genders, orientations, races and ethnicities. I also specialize in addictions which I view as a maladaptive coping skill for traumatic situations.

Sky Lee
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, RSW, MSW
Verified
1 Endorsed
Verified
1 Endorsed
When a loved one is unwell, it can be hard to find answers. I provide family and individual support to families, adults, and
seniors
through major life transitions and events. Together, we can navigate some of the most complex family issues such as having a family member who faces mental health or addiction issues, supporting aging parents, caregiver stress, burnout, healthcare crises, and examining public and private options. I can help you navigate the system and together we can make a plan.

Kaitlyn Sandher
Counsellor, RCC, MC, BA
Verified
3 Endorsed
Verified
3 Endorsed
Hi, my name is Kaitlyn and I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with the British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors (BCACC). Over the past 10 years, I have had the honour of working with teens, adults and
seniors
struggling with trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, self-harm, suicidal ideation, emotion regulation, attachment, relational difficulties and more. I believe emotional and physical safety to be critical components in fostering a trusting and therapeutic relationship throughout sessions. This ensures that the therapeutic journey is reparative rather than re-traumatizing.

Anna Maliatski - Expressive Arts Therapist
Art Therapist, RTC, MA
Verified
1 Endorsed
Verified
1 Endorsed
I specialize in helping teens, adults,
seniors
, and caregivers navigate life transitions, immigration crises, grief, and loss.
Do you struggle to find time for self-care or mindfulness due to a busy schedule? Are you a caregiver or an overwhelmed parent? As a creative soul, do you feel stuck or challenged by the demands of everyday life? If you've tried counseling with little progress, consider ExAT. This form of psychotherapy uses creative modalities like painting, movement, clay work, and poetry to promote self-healing and insight. The approach is "low skill, high sensitivity," meaning no prior experience with art is necessary. ExAT helps manage anxiety, ADHD, trauma, depression, and dementia, while improving self-esteem and the mind-body connection.

Sara Pun
Counsellor, MEd, RCC, MMT, MTA
Verified
1 Endorsed
Verified
1 Endorsed
In music therapy I specialize working with children with autism,
seniors
with dementia, and people with disabilities.
Is there a longing inside of you? A feeling you can’t quite name? Maybe it’s a cascade of emotion and you may feel too overwhelmed to understand or know how to process it. These emotions could be a sign of grief, sadness, anxiety, depression, or unhappiness with your current life circumstances. You may feel stuck and alone. My name is Sara and I welcome you here. With gentle guiding, I support you and your needs. My approach is person-centred and I use emotion-focused therapy and the expressive arts with clients. I believe each person is the expert of their own life and my role is to support you in a safe and non-judgemental space.
Office is near:
Vancouver, BC V6A & Online

Gravitate Counselling Inc.
Counsellor, MA, MEd, MSW, RCC, ADHD-CC
Verified
1 Endorsed
Verified
1 Endorsed
Our Clinical Director offers free matching sessions to support you to choose a counsellor based on your individual concerns, preferences, schedule and more. One of the greatest predictors of a meaningful counselling experience is the fit between you and your counsellor. Let us help you find the right fit. We have a team of therapists who bring diverse life experience, education, training, and counselling methods to our practice. We offer counselling services to children (5-12), teenagers (13-19), adults,
seniors
(65+), families, and couples of all ethnicities, religions, genders, sexual orientations, and relationship structures.
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Grace Nobleza Chua
Registered Psychotherapist, MBA, MDiv, RP
Verified
1 Endorsed
Verified
1 Endorsed
Please send me an email at gracenobleza03 at gmail.com if you are looking for a safe, confidential and non-judgmental setting to find direction and hope for yourself or your family. Within my professional practice, my client feels heard, understood and empowered to find healing and balance in their lives. Clients can find a space to relax the 'busy mind' without feeling guilty. I work with children (age 12+), teens, young adults, working professionals and
seniors
who are dealing with various mental health or relational issues.

Deb Chmelauskas Occupational Therapist BetterBrains
Occupational Therapist, BSc OT, BSc Bio, CDP
Verified
Verified
My area of expertise is cognitive health for
seniors
who are experiencing age-related memory changes, mild cognitive impairment, or dementia. I am an occupational therapist who supports individuals and their families to help them cope with the challenges of memory loss. For persons with age related changes or mild cognitive impairment, we can work together to develop self-management strategies including: cognitive skills, memory and organizational skills, stress management, sleep solutions, and personalized brain health programs.

Elham Goldan
Pre-Licensed Professional, RPC-C
Verified
Verified
I work with individuals who are deeply committed to personal growth and motivated to engage in the challenging work that therapy entails. My clients strive to improve their relationships with themselves and others, and often struggle with issues like anxiety, depression, disordered eating, trauma, and other concerns. I have a particular passion for working with women and LGBTQ+ adults, but welcome clients of all genders throughout their lifespan.

Andrea Rodgers
Art Therapist, BA, DVATI
1 Endorsed
1 Endorsed
It can be challenging to articulate our emotions and experiences - using art materials in therapy can help us express and more deeply understand ourselves. Art therapy can support those wishing to explore stress, anxiety, self-esteem, relationships, grief and loss, trauma, life direction, chronic illness and more. I aim to support each client as they grow and heal, restore internal balance and harmony, and connect with the sparks that align them with their most authentic and whole selves. Sessions combine talk therapy with art making - art expressions can offer wisdom and insight as clients embark on their therapeutic journey.
Vancouver, BC V6J
& Online

Michael Gelmon
Counsellor, MA, RCC
Verified
1 Endorsed
Verified
1 Endorsed
You may be experiencing concerns related to trauma, family history, relationships, identity development, personal growth, spirituality and sexuality/sexual identity. If so, the process of finding support can be challenging, and it can difficult to know how to find a clinician with a style that best supports you and your concerns. I believe that the first step in the process is to provide a space to help us both understand your story.
Vancouver, BC V6B
& Online

Kelly@TulaWellnessCentre
Counsellor, MA, RCC
Verified
1 Endorsed
Verified
1 Endorsed
I am currently on leave until October 2023. I would like to refer you to an associate, Tassia Gabbidon. Tassia has a background in competitive sports and works with youth and young adults. www.tulawellness.ca/tassia-gabbidon. As a Registered Clinical Counsellor with a Masters degree in Sport Psychology and completing a Masters Degree in Counselling Psychology, I am focused on establishing a trauma-informed practice, re-kindling the connection between body and mind, while rooting myself and our work in anti-oppressive principles.

Stephen J Brown
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, RSW
Verified
Verified
Hello and thanks for looking here. Let’s assume you are here because something seems wrong or off in your world. Perhaps you are feeling stuck or misunderstood or you are worn out by unpleasant emotions. My work is to help you know and develop ways to be and to act so that you will feel better and flourish in your life. Scheduling an appointment will allow us to talk about how this can happen. I will work to understand you and to challenge and support you in a non-judgmental, accepting, collaborative and creative way.

Jenn Bojm Counselling
Counsellor, MC, RCC
Verified
Verified
My name is Jenn Bojm. I am a therapist in Vancouver BC. I work with individuals who are facing challenges related to life-transitions, family and social relationships, self-esteem, anxiety, depression, grief and loss. I work collaboratively with clients on self-directed goals, attentive to individual needs. The therapeutic process welcomes the opportunity to think out loud; to explore challenges, thoughts and feelings within a safe, and non-judging environment. Counselling can provide insight into patterns which are no longer working and facilitate the process of change.

Iris Sharir
Psychologist, PhD, RPsych
Verified
Verified
It can be difficult to reach out and start therapy. It is important to find a psychologist who is warm and supportive and also has the training and experience to help you understand and resolve your difficulties. I have been a Registered Psychologist for almost twenty years. I have worked with teens and adults to address a variety of issues, including depression, anxiety, trauma, stress, anger, chronic pain, and the sequalae from traumatic brain injury. We will work together so that you can fully understand the nature of your symptoms, focus on your strengths, and learn new tools to address the problems that you are experiencing.
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