



Counselling is a collaborative process between a trained therapist and a client that aims to facilitate emotional and psychological healing. It provides a safe and confidential space for clients to express their thoughts and feelings, gain self-awareness, and acquire valuable coping skills.
Therapy is a broader term that encompasses various therapeutic approaches, including counselling. Therapy is effective for addressing mental health issues, improving relationships, and fostering personal development. Our skilled therapists employ evidence-based techniques to help you achieve your goals.

Relationships can be challenging, and couples counselling can provide the support and tools needed to strengthen your bond. Our experienced couples therapists work with you to improve communication, resolve conflicts, and build a healthier, more fulfilling partnership.
If you're facing difficulties in your relationship, whether it's due to communication breakdowns, trust issues, or other concerns, couples counselling can help you reconnect and rekindle the love and intimacy you once shared.
Preparing for marriage is an exciting journey, and pre-marital counselling can equip you with essential skills for a successful partnership. Explore your expectations, values, and potential challenges to ensure a strong foundation for your future together.

Navigating adolescence can be a turbulent time for both teenagers and their parents. Our youth counselling services provide a safe and empathetic environment for adolescents to express their concerns and develop essential life skills.
Teenagers often face unique challenges, from academic stress to peer pressure and mental health issues. Our youth counsellors are trained to address these issues and guide adolescents toward a brighter future.
If you are reading this form and you are a child under the age of 19. A child is someone under the age of 19 years in British Columbia. Under the Infants Act and the common law, a child with sufficient capacity to make their own decisions is empowered to give legally binding consent to clinical counselling without the need for additional consent from a parent or guardian. Such a child is called a mature minor.

S.A.F.E. EMDR recognizes that attachment patterns developed in early childhood can significantly impact an individual's ability to regulate emotions, connect with others, and process trauma.
It emphasizes the body's role in processing trauma, incorporating somatic techniques and mindful awareness to help individuals become more attuned to their physical sensations and responses.

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