WE ARE LOCATED AT 45919 WELLINGTON AVE CHILLIWACK 604.701.5703
VIRTUAL COUNSELLING
Virtual counselling offers a transformative path to mental wellness from the comfort of your home. Through secure video sessions, experienced therapists help you navigate life's challenges, reduce anxiety, and develop coping strategies. Perfect for busy professionals and people alike, virtual counselling eliminates travel time and waiting rooms – simply log in during your lunch break, in between errands or before picking the kids up from school. This convenient approach to mental health care allows you to prioritize self-care without disrupting your schedule, making regular therapy sessions more accessible and sustainable.
Molly McBride RCC
Registered Clinical Counsellor
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Molly has a background in addiction counselling and adventure therapy, and has had the privilege of learning about human behavior and how to guide people towards optimal mental health in several locations around the world. She finds the brain to be endlessly intriguing, and enjoys nothing more than witnessing those “Aha!” moments when a person begins to understand their own mind. She feels incredibly motivated to work alongside individuals who are ready to find a greater sense of wellbeing and a deeper connection to the healthiest version of themselves.
When counselling, Molly likes to take a collaborative approach. Typically, sessions will involve setting goals and intentions in order to guide self-investigation. She excels in creating a compassionate, supportive, and non-judgmental atmosphere that welcomes honest reflection.
Molly is a Registered Clinical Counsellor and has a Master’s degree in Neuroscience and Psychology through King’s College London.
APPROACHES TO COUNSELLING
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Internal Family Systems Therapy, Enneagram Theory, EMDR
AREAS OF COUNSELLING PRACTICE
Anxiety, Depression, Addiction, Self Esteem, Life Transitions, Habit Change and Formation, Trauma
POPULATIONS
Individual Adults
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Renjini Joseph MSW,RSW
Registered Social Worker ​
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Life is hard. As human beings we need connection and are not meant to navigate life alone. I feel privileged to support people as they walk through life’s difficult times. I approach work holistically, using a “wellness” model (as opposed to an “illness” model) which highlights and encourages client strengths, supporting them through thoughts and feelings in a safe environment, and to find strategies to help them cope with difficult situations. I have worked in government social service settings for the past 11 years supporting children in care , adolescents, families, and individuals experiencing a range of concerns.
As a counsellor, I will not tell you what to do but rather, will work with you to find a strategy that may help you to improve your situation. I can communicate in Malayalam and Hindi (two different languages used by the South Asian Community)
APPROACHES TO COUNSELLING
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychodynamic Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Problem-solving model,
Solution Focused Therapy, Trauma-Informed, Person-Centered Therapy., Spiritual(Christ-centered solutions for life’s challenges,)and all which assist in understanding, managing, and relieving symptoms of mental health difficulties.
AREAS OF PRACTICE
Anxiety & Depression, Stress ,Grief & Loss, PTSD, Substance Use & Addiction, Childhood Abuse /Domestic Violence / Other Trauma Survivors
POPULATIONS
Indigenous population , Individuals with developmental disability ,FASD , Senior citizens
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SPIRITUAL EMERGENCY
In Transpersonal Psychology the term “spiritual emergence” is used interchangeably with spiritual awakening and recognizes that spiritual awakenings exist on a spectrum. Non-ordinary states (or altered states) of consciousness that are experienced along a spiritual emergence spectrum may range from those which are entirely positive, milder and more easily integrated within the individual’s life, to those that constitute a full psychological crisis. A “spiritual emergency” typically refers to a spiritual emergence that resembles what mainstream Western psychiatry often confuses with psychosis and is considered falling on the more extreme end of the spectrum. Regardless of where on the spectrum your spiritual emergence tends towards this is a normal transformative healing process of human development.
Duve Dagher M.Ed, CCC
TRANSPERSONAL PYSCHOTHERAPIST
SPIRITUAL EMERGENCY
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Duve has worked as a transpersonal psychotherapist since 2018. He has extensive knowledge of the spiritual awakening journey, with a focus on spiritual emergency. He offers counselling services to adults, youth and their families from a perspective based in transpersonal therapy, while incorporating narrative, Jungian, emotion focused, and existential therapies, as well as elements of clinical hypnosis, and somatic therapies.
Duve’s therapeutic approach addresses the healing of the body, mind, and emotional centers, while emphasizing the clients spiritual and religious experiences, and providing a safe space where clients can directly connect with the world of soul and spirit as they integrate the transformative experiences they are having in their own journey.
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