Clinical Counselling

A Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) is a trained mental health professional who helps people deal with emotional, psychological, and relationship challenges. They are certified by a professional college and follow strict ethical guidelines. RCCs can help with stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and life changes by using talk therapy and other techniques. They create a safe, private space where clients can explore their thoughts and feelings, set goals, and build coping skills. Whether you're struggling with a specific issue or just need support, a Registered Clinical Counsellor can guide you toward better mental health and overall well-being.

Virtual counselling is a way to meet with a counsellor using a computer, tablet, or smartphone through a secure video call. It works just like in-person counselling but from the comfort of your home or another private space. This makes it easier to get support without needing to travel. Virtual counselling is helpful for people with busy schedules, limited mobility, or those who feel more comfortable talking in a familiar environment. It is private, convenient, and effective for dealing with personal challenges—all with the support of a trained mental health professional.

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Rates & Insurance Coverage

Rates & Insurance Coverage

Private – Sessions are 50  minutes (Secure Virtual Platform)

  • Initial Assessment Session $150
  • Follow Up Session $150

WE DO DIRECT BILLING TO MOST INSURANCE PLANS!! Many British Columbians have extended health benefits through a workplace group insurance plan. Coverage varies, often with an annual ceiling amount. Sometimes a doctors's referral is required for reimbursement of claims. Check with your plan if you have coverage for Couselling.

You are pre-approved for 12 sessions with a Licensed Registered Clinical Counsellor in the first 12 weeks from the date of your car accident.  No doctor's note is required.   You are entitled to accident benefits whether you are at fault or not. If your accident was more than 12 weeks ago, a doctors note may be required to initiate treatment.