ICBC Recovery Network
For people injured in a motor vehicle collision, within the first 12 weeks of recovery.
ICBC counsellingHere's exactly what sessions cost and the ways they may already be paid for. Not sure which applies to you? Ask during your free consult.
Three ways people pay
Free consultation
$0
15 minutes by phone or video. Ask questions, share your goals, and see if we're a fit.
Individual session
$155
50 minutes, one-on-one, for clients of all ages.
Family session
$160
50 minutes, supporting a youth or young adult in trauma-focused CBT.
Extended session
80 min
Need a longer session? Reach out to ask about options, rates, and availability.
Option 1
Many workplace and private plans cover a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) or Canadian Certified Counsellor (CCC). You pay at your session and receive a receipt to submit to your provider for reimbursement.
Coverage varies a lot between plans, so it's worth a quick check before you start.
Questions to ask your provider
Option 2
I'm an approved provider for three BC programs. Choose yours to see who qualifies and how to start.
For people injured in a motor vehicle collision, within the first 12 weeks of recovery.
ICBC counsellingFor victims, immediate family members, and witnesses harmed by a crime in BC.
CVAP counsellingFor eligible First Nations clients in BC, with approximately 22 sessions covered.
FNHA counsellingPlease give 24 hours' notice to cancel or reschedule, so the time can go to someone waiting for support. Late cancellations may be charged a fee.
I accept credit cards and e-Transfer. A receipt with my RCC and CCC numbers is provided after every session.
Booking, reminders, and video sessions all run through Jane, a secure practice platform built for health care.

Book a free 15-minute consult. It's a chance to ask questions and see how it feels, with no pressure to book a session afterward.