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Counselling in the Time of COVID-19
In-Person Sessions
We offer a limited number of 50-minute and 80-minute, in-person counselling sessions in each of our 4 locations (with enhanced safety protocols in place).
Currently, in-person sessions are in:
- Yaletown with Kayla Law, RTC & Jennifer Harder, RPC,
- New Westminster with Jennifer Harder, RPC, Nate Torhjelm, RTC, & Kayla Law, RTC
- Langley with Nate Torhjelm, RTC, and
- North Vancouver with Julie Hughes, RPC (one day a week).
In-person sessions can be booked through our online booking system. If you do not see a time available, due to the limited number of in-person sessions in the calendar, please call us 604-629-7108 or email info@steadfastcounselling.com, and we will determine if another mutually convenient time is possible.
Online & Phone Sessions
WorkSafe BC currently recommends in-person counselling only when necessary. Therefore, all Steadfast Counsellors are continuing to conduct sessions by phone and online with a secure, video call. We believe that this is the most considerate option for one another and the health of others in our community; particularly as it’s possible for the COVID-19 virus to be present when someone does not show symptoms.
We have years of experience doing online sessions, and although it is a change from in-person sessions, we and our clients have found them to be equally supportive and beneficial. If this is something you feel unsure about, please feel free to book a free 15 minute consultation to try it out.
More details about our online counselling service and client reviews are available here.
We will re-assess the situation regularly and base our further return to in-person sessions on directions from provincial health authorities.
For a phone or video call appointment, you can book online or call us at 604-629-7108.
We are a group of registered counsellors in Vancouver, North Vancouver, New Westminster and Langley. We are trained and experienced in a wide range of therapy modalities. Clients seek our services for many reasons, particularly for trauma, grief, anxiety, and relationships. Learn more.
