We provide compassionate, professional counselling for individuals, couples, families, and children. We offer in-person appointments at our offices in Courtenay and Victoria, or online sessions across BC and Canada.
We provide client-centred therapy addressing life transitions, relationships, trauma, addiction, loss, anxiety, and depression.
We offer compassionate support and therapeutic guidance to help you heal, grow, and achieve lasting results.
We also offer workshops, support groups, supervised visits, conflict resolution, Voice of the Child Reports, and Safe & Sound Protocols.
Gain clarity, explore your emotions, and work toward your goals with personalized support.
Improve communication, heal relationship wounds, and strengthen your connection.
Build connection, improve communication, and navigate challenges together.
Expressive therapies to help children explore their emotions and build resilience.
Not sure if we’re the right fit? We offer therapy for individuals, couples, families, and children, plus specialized services like supervision, workshops, conflict resolution, and more. Let’s find the right path for you.
A strong therapeutic relationship is key to meaningful progress. Our team of compassionate, skilled professionals is here to support you—let’s find the right counselor for your unique journey.
Explore, gain clarity and work toward your goals with expert, personalized support. Your journey to healing starts here.
With Kate Early in my career, I was told that “anger is a secondary emotion and under anger is hurt and fear.” For years, I treated anger as problematic, helping clients explore “what’s under the anger.” And for many, that was helpful, but I soon realized there was more to
With Frances I find addiction and substance misuse counselling fascinating. A substance that affects one person one way can affect someone else differently, dependent on their genetics and family history, personality traits, or their lived traumas. While one person might use a drug as a crutch for a period of
With Kate Pinsonneault Anger is often regarded as a “negative emotion.” We associate it with conflict, loss of control, and regret. Many of us are taught that it’s not ok to express anger and that we need to suppress it, and when we can’t, we often feel shame. But what
With Kyle Sarrasin It can take different approaches that build on one another to understand why you might experience emotions so intensely that they cause problems, and to help resolve the underlying issues. Exploring the ways anger, rage, or anxiety developed and how they’ve affected you over the years or decades is often the
