Individual - $120.00
Couples - $140.00
Family (3 or more) - $150.00
Tip: If you don’t have any benefits, keep your receipts, and claim them on your tax return. As registered social workers, our services are considered a medical expense!

The following services offer full or partial benefits for professional counselling. As providers for each program, we can help you to determine your eligibility and the application process.

Crime Victim Assistance Program (CVAP) - Is for victims of violent crime who have been injured physically or psychologically because of certain crimes committed in BC.

First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) - counselling services are available for status and non-status individuals under their Mental Health Benefit.

Residential Historical Abuse Program (RHAP) - counselling for adults who were sexually abused as children while living in residential facilities that were funded or operated by the BC provincial government such as foster homes, group homes or provincial treatment facilities (Indian Residential Schools excluded).

ICBC - counselling for clients and victims of motor vehicle accidents for the first 12 weeks after the accident. If you have been in a car accident or witness to one, you may be eligible for 12 PRE-APPROVED counselling sessions.

Sessions are 50 minutes long.

Methods of payment accepted are Visa, MasterCard, e transfer and cash.

If for any reason you need to cancel your appointment, we require 24 hours notice otherwise, the full session fee will be charged.

We do not bill directly for extended health care plans. Please check with your extended care plan for coverage details. We will provide you with an official receipt of payment which you can submit to your plan.

Yes, there is an elevator in the building to our office on the 2nd floor.

Absolutely! We place a high value on confidentiality. Information about what is discussed in sessions will not be released to anyone without your informed, voluntary, and written consent. Legal exemptions are:

• If you threaten to harm yourself or others
• If there is suspicion or disclosure of abuse of vulnerable persons, such as a child or elderly person
• The court may request your records if you are involved in a legal matters

EMDR has been extensively researched and proven effective for the treatment of trauma and PTSD. It has also been shown to be helpful with chronic pain, complicated grief, phobias, and other anxiety. The World Health Organization recommends EMDR as a treatment for PTSD, Grief and Loss and Acute Trauma.