Qualified and expert counselling Victoria BC provides you with a values based approach and the knowledge that your counselor is focused on working towards optimal healing and health.  The psychologist or counselor that you choose to work with greatly affects the direction and focus of your experience and results.  This significant decision is made easier with the understanding that a Theravive counselor is grounded in solid moral values and looks to resolving the issues that you are troubled with rather then simply treating symptoms.  Our goal is to help you find the best resources, whether that be a counselor, a psychologist, or another venue to begin the process of discovering where your true potential lies and how to establish this in your life.  Counselling Victoria BC is a great first step in developing a plan to begin seeing clear and hopeful change in your life.  By choosing a Theravive counselor, you are choosing to begin the discovery process and move beyond past experiences into a more present and positive focus. 

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Counselling Victoria, BC. Counsellor and Psychologist in Victoria.

Help for marriages, separation, divorce, individuals, families and relationships in Victoria and the surrounding areas.

Other Areas of Practice: self-esteem counselor, addictions (alcohol abuse, substance abuse, gambling, sexual addiction, internet addiction), career counseling Victoria, credit counsellor, depression counsellor, spiritual and Christian counselling Victoria, child therapist, burnout, grief & loss, psychological testing and assessment, trauma counselling Victoria, communication, aging parents, eating disorders, infidelity & affair help, stress therapy, anger management, and panic.

 

Related Sites:

British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors

The British Columbia Association for Marriage and Family Therapy

Canadian Counselling Association

City of Victoria

Focus on the Family Canada

Canadian Psychological Association

 

 

About Victoria, B.C.

Includes the areas of: Burnside, Fairfield, James Bay, Fernwood, Harris Green, North Jubilee, North Park, Oaklands, Rockland, South Jubilee, and Victoria West

 

Victoria is an island city, located on the south tip of Vancouver Island in the province of British Columbia. In the 1700’s, the area currently known as Victoria was inhabited by the European settlers as a result of the voyage of Captain James Cook.  Victoria quickly became a trading post for the Hudson’s Bay Company and in the late 1800’s was named Fort Victoria after the Queen of England.  With the gold rush in Vancouver, B.C., Victoria quickly grew as a port for the transfer of this precious metal.  Counselling Victoria is an important component of sound mental health of residents and families who live on this beautiful island. Vancouver Island is reachable by ferry only as there are no roads or bridges connecting the mainland.

 

Victoria has a mild climate with damp and windy winters.  Many come to the southern tips of Vancouver Island in the winter to watch the storms and see the ocean crash into the barriers erected to stop flooding of the high waves.  During the summer months, Victoria is the driest of the major cities in Canada.  With this climate, Victoria has developed a reputation as the “City of Gardens” with an annul flower count that is done in February when most of the country is still in the cold of winter. Christian Counselling Victoria BC is a beneficial process that individuals and families undergo towards healing and resolution.   Victoria is also a major tourist attraction, seeing tens of thousands of visitors from nearby Washington state every year to visit local tourist attractions.

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On Resolving Anger:    Many who are out on the extremes of a wailing, bleak wretchedness have been swallowing their anger for years—directing it at themselves and, sometimes in a passive-aggressive way, at the miserable conditions of their lives. Those who release their anger in a more palpable, explosive manner often have histories of deep dissatisfaction due to confusion, fear, or a perceived lack of opportunity. In both cases, the anger stems from a sense of failure and a refusal to be held accountable for their own lives; after all, if the individual is not responsible, then someone else must be.