Free Consultation
If you’re new, a free 15-minute phone consultation is available to help you get to know me and ask any questions you may have. This consultation offers an opportunity to understand how counselling works and what will be expected of you.
To schedule your free consultation, contact us.
To set up an initial consultation, contact us
Fees
- Registered Clinical Counsellor (50-minute session): $150.00–$160.00 (as recommended by the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors).
Sliding Scale Fee: To make counselling services accessible, I offer a sliding scale fee based on household income. This ensures affordability and encourages regular attendance for optimal therapeutic outcomes.
For detailed information about fees, please contact us.
Third-Party Vendor Programs
ICBC Claims (Motor Vehicle Accident Injury Services):
If you’ve been in a motor vehicle accident, ICBC provides counselling services under its funding plan. Key details include:
- No physician’s referral or lawyer is required if you have a claim number.
- Counselling services are free for the first 12 sessions if initiated within 12 weeks of the accident.
- Further sessions may be extended based on need.
For additional details, please contact us
Symptoms commonly experienced after motor vehicle accidents may include:
- Anxiety, depression, trauma (PTSD), or panic attacks.
- Sleep problems (e.g., insomnia).
- Anger, frustration, or fear.
- Difficulty concentrating or poor memory.
- Sensitivity to others or irritability.
- Suicidal thoughts.
- Blurred vision, headaches, vertigo.
- Fatigue or low energy.
- Physical pain and more.
Insurance Coverage
BC Medical Services Plan (MSP): Counselling services are not covered by the BC Medical Services Plan.
Extended Medical Insurance: Some private insurance providers (e.g., Blue Cross, Sun Life, Manulife) may cover counselling services. Coverage varies by policy, so it’s best to check with your provider before booking a session. ICBC motor vehicle accident compensation plans may also cover counselling sessions, depending on eligibility.
Crime Victim Assistance Program and WorkSafe BC Programs: Counselling services may be covered under these programs. Before booking a session, please confirm with your provider whether services from a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) are included in your plan.
Employment Assistance Programs (EAP): If you have extended health care coverage through your employer, counselling services may be included. Contact your insurance provider for precise details about your coverage.
