Find therapists and counselors in Vancouver

JESSICA KINGREY

As an EMDR and IFS trained clinician, my specialty is the treatment of PTSD, complex trauma, anxiety and dissociative disorders in adults and adolescents. I strive to create a calming, safe space and have a more gentle approach, though I will challenge you to do very hard work at a pace that feels safe for you. Compassion, curiosity, and mindfulness are some of my favorite tools.

Deanna Allmaras

I enjoy working with people who want to improve their communication, connection, and friendship with those in their lives. I am compassionate and direct, and I focus on helping you interrupt unhelpful patterns of behavior. I want to introduce new skills, and build upon existing skills for connecting. I believe that important relationships take many forms and welcome the complexity and diversity of human relationships.

Emily Berry

I love to work with people who are longing to find a stronger sense of self, wanting to break free from painful, limiting patterns and beliefs, struggling with boundaries and healthy relationships, and seeking a greater sense of meaning in life. I address issues like anxiety, grief/loss, and trauma. While I love to work with most anyone, I especially enjoy working with teens, members of the queer, trans and non-binary community, and highly sensitive people.

Bree Koenig

I provide therapy for young to middle-aged adults from various backgrounds of ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, and socioeconomic status. My focus of work is with individuals struggling with high sensitivity (HSPs), perfectionism, trauma, anxiety, and depression, as well as couples that are looking to establish more effective communication patterns and are in need of healing their relationship dynamic. *Note: I am only seeing clients via Telehealth at this time.*

Hazel Hamann

As a queer, trans, and Latinx therapist, I'm passionate about supporting healing in my communities. I specialize in concerns related to gender, sexuality, intimacy, relationships, and sexual practices. Many of my clients are part of LGBTQIA+ communities, especially transgender, nonbinary, and gender diverse folks, as well as BIPOC.

Gretchen Klipp

As a therapist, I have had the opportunity to work in a variety of settings, including schools, hospitals and nonprofit organizations, working with individuals, couples and families. The majority of my work has been focused on supporting those impacted by anxiety, depression, grief, loss, life transitions and navigating relationships.

Shannon Rice

Starting the journey of therapy to explore your inner world takes great courage. It is not easy to lean into places that hurt or feel shaky. If you experience anxiety, depression, have a difficult time trusting others or yourself, or feel frozen and shutdown, it is my honor to help expand your sense of safety and wellbeing in the world. I speciaize in working with folks who have experiened complex, relational, sexual, and/or developmental trauma. BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ allied.

Heather Ackles

I provide virtual telehealth therapy for adults (18+) who: •Are in Difficult Relationships/Dating/Divorce •Experience Depression and Anxiety symptoms •Are dealing with Challenging Jobs/Vocational Stress •Want Life Balance/Organization •Have Physical Injury/Sport Injury/Physical Health Needs/Concussion & Brain Injury

Dora Angevine

Erin Copley

My clients often worry that their anxiety is too big to manage. They worry that their trauma will distress me or be too scary to face. Sometimes they feel like they will never get over the pain or confusion that's controlling their life. I work with folks that are kind, courageous and willing to self examine in order to heal. You may not feel like this is you, but if you're here, you're already courageous and I can help you heal.

Julia Schetky

Maybe you have a trauma (or five) that you have to work through. Trauma can be defined as “too much, too fast, too soon.” If you have a past trauma, we can work together to integrate those feelings and help you get back to a functional life. You might need someone to work with you to process this trauma to help you move through and past these hard events in your life. I can help you in many ways to help you look at these events in a safe way over time and carefully to help you regain peace.

Elizabeth Moffitt

Do you struggle to see yourself as a person with inherent value or struggle with feeling safe due to experiencing sexual trauma and interpersonal harm? Do you have overwhelming anxiety, hopelessness, or loneliness? Do you feel disconnected from your body and feel sexual shame due to growing up in religions that elevated purity culture? If so, it would be an honor to join you on your journey to connect to your body and increase a compassionate relationship with yourself.

Cory Anton

Anxiety sucks, let's face it. If you're sick of using coping skills that only seem to scratch the surface and you're ready to experience healing and relief, together we will help you get your life back and put anxiety back in its place!

Meaghan Frost

My intention is to cultivate a safe, nonjudgmental space that honors the emotions and experiences of those I work with. I am deeply passionate about facilitating and leading positive change to support you in living your authentic self. I have spent my career supporting individuals navigating various mental health concerns including anxiety, stress, and trauma. I look forward to helping you connect to your truth and experience healing.

Kirk Shepard

I tend to work a lot with queer communities, creative professionals, and politically charged millennials.

Cayla Panitz

I work with people looking to heal their relationship to food and their body; those with eating disorders; people struggling with anxiety and depression, those coping with grief and loss, those who are navigating identity challenges and people healing from personal, systemic and interpersonal trauma.

Colette Gordon

My clients tend to be left of center, values driven, and specifically seeking a politically informed/anti-oppressive approach to therapy. I am committed to working in my communities: with queer folks, trans folks, and activists. We do a lot of work around the effects of disconnection, trauma, and systemic oppression. My clients also seem be down for an expressive, engaged counselor who brings their warm, silly, passionate self into the room. My clients are pretty damn great.

Misha Drlikova

I utilize culturally sensitive approach to provide space for individuals whose lives are on the margins. I am especially motivated to work with Queer, Trans and Non-Binary individuals, as these populations face challenges and obstacles that are unique and need specific support. Prior to becoming a therapist, I was a Safe Zone trainer and educated faculty and staff on a college campus about the distinct experiences of the LGBTQ individuals.

Gregory Devore

As your advocate, my collaborative approach provides a safe place to feel understood and receive helpful, proactive feedback.

Meredith Bacon

I am best for people who are seeking an empathetic and safe space to process their emotional inner world. I help clients explore what is currently happening in their life, and consider how things could be different by use of attachment and emotion focused therapies.