Spirituality Therapists in British Columbia

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Heather Hendrie

Heather Hendrie

Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC)

Virtual In-Person

I hold a Bachelor of Kinesiology degree in Outdoor Pursuits from the University of Calgary, and a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counselling with a concentration in Transpersonal Wilderness Therapy from Naropa University. I’m a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors. I run True Nature Wilderness Therapy where we offer mentorship and therapy.

Don Straub

Don Straub

Registered Clinical Counsellor & Certified Clinical Counsellor/Psychotherapist

Virtual In-Person

I am presently have a private practice called "Bridges to Freedom." I am registered with the BC Assoc. of Clinical Counsellors and the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Assoc. I direct bill to BC Crime Victims Assist Prog, WorkSafe BC, First Nations Health Authority, Metis Health BC, and Veterans Affairs Canada. I have a Masters degree in professional counselling and certification in EMDR.

Maiya Robbie

Maiya Robbie

Registered Therapeutic Counsellor, Registered Expressive Arts Therapist

Virtual In-Person

My approach is compassionate, curious, resourcing, arts-based and informed by my particular constellation of interests and experiences in the field of psychotherapy. I'm dedicated to helping folks navigate liminal (in-between) spaces of not knowing. Sometimes this looks like stuck-ness, or feeling at a standstill... experiencing grief, overwhelm, depression or anxiety. ​I'm here to help.

Courtney Wiebe

Courtney Wiebe

Registered Marriage & Family Therapist, Canadian Certified Counsellor, Registered Counselling Therapist

Virtual

As a Marriage & Family therapist (RMFT-SQ), Registered Counselling Therapist (RCT), and Clinical Counsellor (CCC), I am uniquely trained to work with individuals, couples, and families. I am EMDR trained for trauma intervention, and I am a Ph.D. candidate in Counsellor Education and Supervision.

Kirin Dupuis-Friele

Kirin Dupuis-Friele

Master Professional Clinical Counsellor - Provisional

Virtual

How do therapists in British Columbia compare?

Number of therapists listed

5

Average years in practice

7.4 Years

Currently accepting new clients

100 %

Therapists in British Columbia who prioritize treating:

100% Spirituality
60% Grief
60% Anxiety
40% Self Esteem
40% Addiction
20% Infertility
20% Family Conflict
20% Pregnancy, Prenatal, Postpartum

How therapists see their clients

60% In Person & Online
40% Online Only

Top therapy approaches used in British Columbia:

20% Art Therapy
20% Expressive Arts
20% Jungian
20% Somatic
20% Acceptance and Commitment (ACT)
20% Compassion Focused
20% Dance Movement Therapy
20% Music Therapy

Frequently Asked Questions

How many therapists are available in British Columbia?

British Columbia has many licensed therapists, counsellors, and psychologists, with concentrations in Vancouver, Victoria, and other urban centres. Theralist helps you find available mental health professionals across BC quickly without calling multiple offices.

Can I see a therapist online in BC?

Yes. Most BC therapists offer virtual sessions via video call, phone, or secure messaging. Online therapy is ideal if you live in rural areas, prefer scheduling flexibility, or want to access therapists across BC without travel. Filter by "online" on Theralist to find remote options.

What types of therapy are available in British Columbia?

You'll find cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), counselling, psychotherapy, EMDR therapy, couples therapy, grief counselling, trauma therapy, anxiety counselling, depression therapy, ADHD therapy, addiction counselling, and stress management. Search by specialty on Theralist to match your needs.

How do I find a therapist in Vancouver or Victoria?

Use Theralist to search by location (Vancouver, Victoria, or online), therapy type, and specialty. Review therapist profiles to check credentials and experience. Many therapists have availability within 1-3 weeks. Contact them directly through Theralist to book your first session.

What mental health issues do BC therapists specialize in?

BC therapists specialize in anxiety disorders, depression, trauma, PTSD, grief and loss, OCD, ADHD, couples therapy, stress management, and addiction. Many also work with grief related to loss, relationship issues, and life transitions. Check therapist bios on Theralist to find someone with the right expertise.

What is EMDR therapy and is it available in BC?

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) is an evidence-based therapy for trauma and PTSD. Several BC therapists offer EMDR therapy. Use Theralist to filter by therapy type to find EMDR specialists in your area.

Are there online therapists in BC for anxiety and depression?

Yes. Many BC-based therapists offer online anxiety therapy and depression counselling via video or phone. Online therapy is ideal if you prefer privacy, live in remote areas, or have scheduling challenges. Filter for online options on Theralist.

How do I book a therapy appointment in British Columbia?

Find your therapist on Theralist, review their profile, and contact them directly through the platform or using their provided information. Share your mental health concerns, preferred therapy type, and scheduling needs. Most BC therapists confirm appointments within a few days.

Does British Columbia have couples therapy and relationship counselling?

Yes. Many BC therapists offer couples therapy and relationship counselling, both in-person and online. Use Theralist to search for "couples therapy" or "relationship counselling" to find qualified professionals in your area.

Can I get therapy for grief and loss in BC?

Yes. Grief counselling and bereavement therapy are available through multiple BC therapists. Whether you're grieving a loss, processing end-of-life issues, or navigating significant life transitions, Theralist can help you find a grief counsellor with relevant experience.

What should I know about therapy costs and insurance in BC?

Therapy costs vary by provider. Some BC therapists accept insurance benefits or offer sliding scale fees. Contact your therapist directly to discuss costs, payment options, and whether your insurance covers counselling or psychotherapy services. Many BC employees access therapy through workplace benefits.

Are there therapists in BC who specialize in work-related stress and burnout?

Yes. Many BC therapists specialize in work-related stress, burnout, career transitions, and workplace anxiety. Search by specialty on Theralist to find therapists with this expertise across the province.