In sessions for children and youth (ages 4-12), we create a nurturing space where they can freely explore their thoughts, emotions, and behaviours. Through play and expressive therapy, we help them gain insight into their experiences and develop effective coping strategies. Our approach emphasizes building social skills, enhancing emotional regulation, and fostering self-confidence. Our ultimate aim is to equip your child with the tools and resilience to succeed in all areas of their life
45-minute child & youth session - $135 (In Person or Online)
45-minute intake session - $135 (In Person)
In one-on-one sessions for teens, we provide a nurturing environment to explore thoughts, emotions, and behaviours. Through a combination of talk and expressive therapy, we address a range of concerns including depression, anxiety, self-harm, stress, relationship issues, self-esteem, or life transitions.
Our therapeutic approach integrates various modalities such as mindfulness exercises, role-playing, and relaxation techniques to promote self-awareness and emotional regulation. We focus on empowering clients to develop coping skills, build resilience, and enhance their overall well-being
45-minute individual session - $135 (In Person or Online)
45-minute intake session - $135 (In Person)
These sessions offer a supportive space for parents to discuss their child’s progress, explore concerns, and gain practical strategies to use at home. Together, we focus on strengthening connection, understanding behaviour, and supporting emotional regulation. Sessions are guided by a child-centered play therapy approach and focus on supporting change from the inside out, starting with the nervous system and emotions.
45-minute individual session - $135 (Online)
Insurance Companies
Please check with your extended insurance provider if they accept RPC-c with the CPCA. These are some providers that may be accepted.
Aspiria
Blue Cross
ComPsych
Great-West Life
Green Shield Canada
Homewood Health
LifeWorks | Morneau Shepell
Manulife
Optima Global Health
Pacific Blue Cross
SunLife
Confidentiality: I adhere to a strict standard of confidentiality. All information between client and counsellor will not be shared or disclosed to anyone without permission from you. I also adhere to a strict code of ethics. Exceptions to confidentiality include: (1) federal or provincial court (2) criminal code violations where physical and/or sexual abuse of children is involved (3) whereby any person’s life or health is in obvious danger.
Parental Guardianship: Services for children ages twelve and under require consent from any and all legal guardians. With BC's 2013 Family Law Act4 (FLA) passing, rules exist that make it clear that parents must consult with each other before they consent to counselling and the provision of other health care services for their children. In cases where parents are separated or divorced, court rulings regarding custody or guardianship may limit the rights of one parent to take a child to see a counsellor without the consent of the other. We will make every attempt to reach out to all guardians listed to include them in the treatment process.
I am registered with the Canadian Professional Counsellors Association (CPCA) and am bound by the CPCA code of ethics.