Therapists in V7G
I take a very Collaborative, Solution-Focused and Direct approach! I work with Couples, Individuals, Teens and Families. Are you struggling with stress, anxiety, relationship challenges, overwhelm, panic, or other life challenges? I can help you! We will build personal growth and resilience for coping with life's challenges and stresses. Life can be tough when you're struggling with personal, relational, or work issues. We all need to be heard and understood by someone we can trust, and I can be a vital catalyst to help. It is an opportunity for you to build coping skills, resilience and problem solving skills.
I take a very Collaborative, Solution-Focused and Direct approach! I work with Couples, Individuals, Teens and Families. Are you struggling with stress, anxiety, relationship challenges, overwhelm, panic, or other life challenges? I can help you! We will build personal growth and resilience for coping with life's challenges and stresses. Life can be tough when you're struggling with personal, relational, or work issues. We all need to be heard and understood by someone we can trust, and I can be a vital catalyst to help. It is an opportunity for you to build coping skills, resilience and problem solving skills.
My name is Kevin (he/him) and I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor who sees clients in person in Vancouver, and from around the province online. I hold a Master's of Counselling Psychology and have extensive experience in treating individuals dealing with a variety of mental health issues. I believe that individuals have the ability to rewrite their own stories and gain control over their lives.
My name is Kevin (he/him) and I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor who sees clients in person in Vancouver, and from around the province online. I hold a Master's of Counselling Psychology and have extensive experience in treating individuals dealing with a variety of mental health issues. I believe that individuals have the ability to rewrite their own stories and gain control over their lives.
My philosophy as a counsellor is founded on a collaborative approach. Together, we explore perspectives, abilities, strengths you can draw from, as well as, barriers that may be impeding, the changes you seek. We are all experts of our own lives and you possess important knowledge, skills, and abilities vital to making changes in your life. Two counselling theories I identify most with include: Narrative Therapy and Existential/Logotherapy. In 2022 I trained in EMDR. It was transcendental both experiencing it as a client and as clinician. The research behind this therapy is so robust, I have also actively integrated into practice.
My philosophy as a counsellor is founded on a collaborative approach. Together, we explore perspectives, abilities, strengths you can draw from, as well as, barriers that may be impeding, the changes you seek. We are all experts of our own lives and you possess important knowledge, skills, and abilities vital to making changes in your life. Two counselling theories I identify most with include: Narrative Therapy and Existential/Logotherapy. In 2022 I trained in EMDR. It was transcendental both experiencing it as a client and as clinician. The research behind this therapy is so robust, I have also actively integrated into practice.
Each one of us is connected to others through relationships - the vitality of these bonds is crucial for our well being. Yet, relating to others may at times seem like trying to crack a secret code. Do you struggle to have your needs met? Your voice heard? Or maybe you just want to be better understood by others? I believe learning to get what you need from others and from life is a process that starts with ourselves. I will be with you as we challenge the obstacles and bring decisions into line with your values.
Each one of us is connected to others through relationships - the vitality of these bonds is crucial for our well being. Yet, relating to others may at times seem like trying to crack a secret code. Do you struggle to have your needs met? Your voice heard? Or maybe you just want to be better understood by others? I believe learning to get what you need from others and from life is a process that starts with ourselves. I will be with you as we challenge the obstacles and bring decisions into line with your values.
I help teens and adults overcome anxiety, burnout, university stress and disordered eating. Everyone's journey is different; I tailor my work to each individual to help you reach your goals and help you build the best parts of yourself. I like to build on your strengths and interests which can make therapy feel a lot less intimidating and helps you see yourself outside of your struggles. I use primarily ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) in sessions which is a clinically proven method in helping people not let anxiety rule their thoughts, behaviours and life. I also incorporate elements of CBT, DBT, and Art Therapy.
I help teens and adults overcome anxiety, burnout, university stress and disordered eating. Everyone's journey is different; I tailor my work to each individual to help you reach your goals and help you build the best parts of yourself. I like to build on your strengths and interests which can make therapy feel a lot less intimidating and helps you see yourself outside of your struggles. I use primarily ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) in sessions which is a clinically proven method in helping people not let anxiety rule their thoughts, behaviours and life. I also incorporate elements of CBT, DBT, and Art Therapy.
At the core of Gillian's theoretical approach is connection, empathy, collaboration and empowerment. Her focus on building a strong therapeutic relationship ensures that every client feels safe and unconditionally supported as she guides them in developing greater self-awareness. Gillian has provided treatment to children, youth, and families of various socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds in both acute and community mental health settings. A significant portion of her clinical experience has come from working in non-profit organizations such as the Mood Disorders Association of BC and Cameray Child and Family Services.
At the core of Gillian's theoretical approach is connection, empathy, collaboration and empowerment. Her focus on building a strong therapeutic relationship ensures that every client feels safe and unconditionally supported as she guides them in developing greater self-awareness. Gillian has provided treatment to children, youth, and families of various socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds in both acute and community mental health settings. A significant portion of her clinical experience has come from working in non-profit organizations such as the Mood Disorders Association of BC and Cameray Child and Family Services.
You might feel like you hold things together on the outside, but internally something feels heavy or stuck. Maybe anxiety keeps your mind spinning, past experiences still shape how safe you feel in relationships, or you notice yourself repeating dynamics you don’t fully understand. Therapy offers a place to slow down and explore these patterns with curiosity and care, so you can begin to understand them, create new ways of relating to yourself and others, and move toward new possibilities.
You might feel like you hold things together on the outside, but internally something feels heavy or stuck. Maybe anxiety keeps your mind spinning, past experiences still shape how safe you feel in relationships, or you notice yourself repeating dynamics you don’t fully understand. Therapy offers a place to slow down and explore these patterns with curiosity and care, so you can begin to understand them, create new ways of relating to yourself and others, and move toward new possibilities.
If you're feeling emotionally overwhelmed or stuck with insomnia, complex trauma, or the challenges of living with a neurodivergent brain, there's a good chance we could work well together.
I help highly sensitive people navigate sleep struggles, CPTSD, and neurodivergence using evidence-based approaches that also make space for your strengths and creativity. I'm a therapist, coach, and former insomniac who offers both structure and flexibility.
Many of my clients feel burned out, stuck in trauma patterns, or caught up in self-blame. Together, we work toward freedom from old patterns and a kinder way of being with yourself.
If you're feeling emotionally overwhelmed or stuck with insomnia, complex trauma, or the challenges of living with a neurodivergent brain, there's a good chance we could work well together.
I help highly sensitive people navigate sleep struggles, CPTSD, and neurodivergence using evidence-based approaches that also make space for your strengths and creativity. I'm a therapist, coach, and former insomniac who offers both structure and flexibility.
Many of my clients feel burned out, stuck in trauma patterns, or caught up in self-blame. Together, we work toward freedom from old patterns and a kinder way of being with yourself.
Hi, I'm Scott! I have spent the past 20 years in Vancouver as a therapist working with children, youth, families and adults struggling with mental health issues, substance use, trauma, anger, grief, as well as isolation and disconnection. I have volunteered working with young offenders in the prison system, and with suicidal individuals through the services of the Vancouver Crisis Centre. Connectedness plays an important role in both my personal and professional life. At times, finding similar thoughts and opinions has helped me feel human. Other times, seeking different ideas and people has helped open my mind to new possibilities.
Hi, I'm Scott! I have spent the past 20 years in Vancouver as a therapist working with children, youth, families and adults struggling with mental health issues, substance use, trauma, anger, grief, as well as isolation and disconnection. I have volunteered working with young offenders in the prison system, and with suicidal individuals through the services of the Vancouver Crisis Centre. Connectedness plays an important role in both my personal and professional life. At times, finding similar thoughts and opinions has helped me feel human. Other times, seeking different ideas and people has helped open my mind to new possibilities.
My fundamental orientation to counselling is existential. At its heart, this approach doesn't distinguish between cognitions (thinking) and affect (feeling) and the somatic (body). Instead, it (and I) attempt to make contact with the whole of one's being. After all, we don't refer to ourselves as "human brains" or "human bodies" but as human beings. This is why talk therapy participates in healing the body, but it also explains why attention to the body can help heal what we generally call mental illness. And in the midst of it all, feelings are the endlessly rich source of information that help connect thinking to the body.
My fundamental orientation to counselling is existential. At its heart, this approach doesn't distinguish between cognitions (thinking) and affect (feeling) and the somatic (body). Instead, it (and I) attempt to make contact with the whole of one's being. After all, we don't refer to ourselves as "human brains" or "human bodies" but as human beings. This is why talk therapy participates in healing the body, but it also explains why attention to the body can help heal what we generally call mental illness. And in the midst of it all, feelings are the endlessly rich source of information that help connect thinking to the body.
At Amie Anderson & Associates, we are a team of experienced, compassionate therapists who work with youth, adults, couples, and families. Our clients come to us for support with a wide range of concerns—from everyday stress and relationship challenges to more complex mental health issues.
Many of the people we support experience mood challenges, including anxiety and depression. For some, these difficulties are connected to earlier traumatic experiences. We offer trauma-informed care and draw on evidence-based approaches in our work with clients.
At Amie Anderson & Associates, we are a team of experienced, compassionate therapists who work with youth, adults, couples, and families. Our clients come to us for support with a wide range of concerns—from everyday stress and relationship challenges to more complex mental health issues.
Many of the people we support experience mood challenges, including anxiety and depression. For some, these difficulties are connected to earlier traumatic experiences. We offer trauma-informed care and draw on evidence-based approaches in our work with clients.
Note: I'll be away from sessions April 1-17th, will respond to new consults April 18th.
A large part of my practice focuses on supporting neurodivergent individuals, those wired a little differently. Whether you're an adult navigating ADHD in a high-pressure career, or a parent trying to understand your child's unique rhythm, I work with intention: to help you build lasting improvements in daily functioning, focus, and well-being. With consistent, evidence-based strategies, meaningful progress becomes clear in your relationships. I support parents, professionals, and youth in reducing overwhelm and building confidence.
Note: I'll be away from sessions April 1-17th, will respond to new consults April 18th.
A large part of my practice focuses on supporting neurodivergent individuals, those wired a little differently. Whether you're an adult navigating ADHD in a high-pressure career, or a parent trying to understand your child's unique rhythm, I work with intention: to help you build lasting improvements in daily functioning, focus, and well-being. With consistent, evidence-based strategies, meaningful progress becomes clear in your relationships. I support parents, professionals, and youth in reducing overwhelm and building confidence.
At Kolibri Counselling Services, I offer a safe and welcoming space to help make sense of anxiety, depression and trauma. My trauma informed, client-centered approach is tailored to meet the individual needs of each client. As a neurodivergent counselor and a mother of neurodivergent children, I also draw from my associated life experience to support neurodivergent clients or parents of neurodivergent children.
At Kolibri Counselling Services, I offer a safe and welcoming space to help make sense of anxiety, depression and trauma. My trauma informed, client-centered approach is tailored to meet the individual needs of each client. As a neurodivergent counselor and a mother of neurodivergent children, I also draw from my associated life experience to support neurodivergent clients or parents of neurodivergent children.
It was through her own personal journey that Trish came to find her expertise as a Somatic Psychotherapist; helping individuals, couples and families step into balance, health and connection so that they can live in joy, vibrancy and passion! After full recovery from a skiing accident that had her in a wheel chair for months, she began to feel uptight all the time, depressed, had unhealthy eating patterns, an autoimmune diagnosis, and disconnect in her marriage. She had forgotten all about joy, vibrance & passion or how to even reach for those things. If you have ever experienced these feelings & lack connection, Trish can help.
It was through her own personal journey that Trish came to find her expertise as a Somatic Psychotherapist; helping individuals, couples and families step into balance, health and connection so that they can live in joy, vibrancy and passion! After full recovery from a skiing accident that had her in a wheel chair for months, she began to feel uptight all the time, depressed, had unhealthy eating patterns, an autoimmune diagnosis, and disconnect in her marriage. She had forgotten all about joy, vibrance & passion or how to even reach for those things. If you have ever experienced these feelings & lack connection, Trish can help.
What do we do when life’s mysterious unfolding takes us to the very places we fear the most? There are moments when we realize that our old stories of who we are and where we belong in the world no longer fit what is beginning to emerge in us. Perhaps a major life event shakes things up, wrenching away the very ground beneath our feet. In other cases, it builds more slowly, as a soft but undeniable longing for things to be different. Sometimes it may be nothing more than a vague sense that something bigger, better and more aligned is out there waiting for us.
What do we do when life’s mysterious unfolding takes us to the very places we fear the most? There are moments when we realize that our old stories of who we are and where we belong in the world no longer fit what is beginning to emerge in us. Perhaps a major life event shakes things up, wrenching away the very ground beneath our feet. In other cases, it builds more slowly, as a soft but undeniable longing for things to be different. Sometimes it may be nothing more than a vague sense that something bigger, better and more aligned is out there waiting for us.
I offer sessions in person in Squamish, BC, and virtually to clients throughout the province. I work with both individuals and couples, practicing from a biopsychosocial perspective that considers the whole person, including their nervous system, social dynamics, and personal circumstances affecting their well-being. I utilize various therapeutic modalities, including Family Systems, Nature-Based Therapy, Internal Family Systems, Emotion-Focused Therapy, and the Gottman Method. Much of my work focuses on parenting and reparenting, trauma recovery, improving relationships, and addressing grief and loss.
I offer sessions in person in Squamish, BC, and virtually to clients throughout the province. I work with both individuals and couples, practicing from a biopsychosocial perspective that considers the whole person, including their nervous system, social dynamics, and personal circumstances affecting their well-being. I utilize various therapeutic modalities, including Family Systems, Nature-Based Therapy, Internal Family Systems, Emotion-Focused Therapy, and the Gottman Method. Much of my work focuses on parenting and reparenting, trauma recovery, improving relationships, and addressing grief and loss.
Welcome—I'm Jenna.
I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor with 20 years of experience supporting children, teens, high‑performance athletes, women and families. My work focuses on children ages 3–11, teens ages 12–24, families and women navigating the challenges and transitions that come with various stages of life.
I provide evidence‑based, developmentally attuned counselling that helps clients build confidence, clarity, and resilience. I support a wide range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, disordered eating, emotional regulation, women's wellbeing, family transitions, co‑parenting concerns, and performance athletes.
Welcome—I'm Jenna.
I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor with 20 years of experience supporting children, teens, high‑performance athletes, women and families. My work focuses on children ages 3–11, teens ages 12–24, families and women navigating the challenges and transitions that come with various stages of life.
I provide evidence‑based, developmentally attuned counselling that helps clients build confidence, clarity, and resilience. I support a wide range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, disordered eating, emotional regulation, women's wellbeing, family transitions, co‑parenting concerns, and performance athletes.
I understand first-hand what it's like to feel anxious, depressed, lost, confused & even stuck. To wonder what the point of it all is. To feel like you're moving backwards or to simply feel nothing at all. If you are feeling like you don't know how to move past this place, just know you don't have to do this alone, I can support you here. I approach healing and growth holistically, combining numerous approaches: Such as, emotion-centred talk therapy with experiential techniques, including mindfulness & body practices. Together we can explore your emotional landscape, looking at your past & present, as well as your family system.
I understand first-hand what it's like to feel anxious, depressed, lost, confused & even stuck. To wonder what the point of it all is. To feel like you're moving backwards or to simply feel nothing at all. If you are feeling like you don't know how to move past this place, just know you don't have to do this alone, I can support you here. I approach healing and growth holistically, combining numerous approaches: Such as, emotion-centred talk therapy with experiential techniques, including mindfulness & body practices. Together we can explore your emotional landscape, looking at your past & present, as well as your family system.
I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with over a decade of experience supporting individuals through life’s most challenging and transformative moments.
I’m passionate about helping people navigate uncertainty, pain, and change. I deeply respect the courage it takes to reach out for support. I strive to create a safe, affirming space where you can feel seen, heard, and accepted just as you are. I believe in the power of the therapeutic relationship as a foundation for healing, and I approach each client with openness, empathy, and authenticity.
I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with over a decade of experience supporting individuals through life’s most challenging and transformative moments.
I’m passionate about helping people navigate uncertainty, pain, and change. I deeply respect the courage it takes to reach out for support. I strive to create a safe, affirming space where you can feel seen, heard, and accepted just as you are. I believe in the power of the therapeutic relationship as a foundation for healing, and I approach each client with openness, empathy, and authenticity.
I help children, teens, and young adults build confidence, manage anxiety and OCD, regulate emotions, and improve executive functioning.
For ages 4–11, I use play therapy to help children express emotions, process experiences, and develop coping skills through play and imagination.
For ages 11–18, I blend CBT with expressive arts therapy to support emotional expression, stress management, and self-esteem.
For young adults (14–25), I offer coaching and counselling to build self-awareness, confidence, and life direction.
I help children, teens, and young adults build confidence, manage anxiety and OCD, regulate emotions, and improve executive functioning.
For ages 4–11, I use play therapy to help children express emotions, process experiences, and develop coping skills through play and imagination.
For ages 11–18, I blend CBT with expressive arts therapy to support emotional expression, stress management, and self-esteem.
For young adults (14–25), I offer coaching and counselling to build self-awareness, confidence, and life direction.
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Number of Counsellors in V7G
90+
Average cost per session
$160
Counsellors in V7G who prioritize treating:
| 90% | Anxiety |
| 83% | Relationship Issues |
| 81% | Stress |
| 80% | Depression |
| 78% | Self Esteem |
| 73% | Trauma and PTSD |
| 59% | Grief |
Average years in practice
10 Years
Top 3 insurances accepted
| 67% | Pacific Blue Cross |
| 65% | SunLife |
| 59% | Manulife |
How Counsellors in V7G see their clients
| 71% | In Person and Online | |
| 29% | Online Only |
Gender breakdown
| 74% | Female | |
| 23% | Male | |
| 3% | Non-Binary |