Depression therapists in Burnaby

Find a depression therapist in Burnaby, in person or online. 24 of our counsellors there help with depression.

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  • In person or online

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Finding the right depression therapist

Every counsellor on this page helps with depression. Three steps, no pressure.

  1. Free consultation

    A 15-minute call or video chat with our intake team. Tell us what is going on, in your own words.

    15 minutes by phone or video, free.

  2. Get matched

    We suggest counsellors who fit what you need, your language, your budget and where you want to meet.

    We suggest counsellors who fit.

  3. First session

    Meet in person in Burnaby, or online from anywhere in BC.

    In person or online.

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3 offices in Burnaby

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About depression therapy in Burnaby

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Many people who contact us from Burnaby about depression describe life as heavy and flat. You might sleep far more or far less, stop answering texts from friends, or find that a workday takes everything you have. Low moods come and go for everyone. It may be time to reach out when the heaviness lasts for weeks or makes daily tasks hard to face.

Depression therapy in Burnaby is offered at Burnaby Square on 6th Street, at our Solo District office on Willingdon Avenue and at the Boss Business Centre in East Burnaby. On days when getting out the door feels like too much, video sessions from anywhere in BC are there too. The free 15-minute consultation is a gentle place to begin, with nothing to decide yet.

What depression therapy in Burnaby looks like

It begins with the free consultation by phone or video, where you can say a little or a lot. After that call, our intake team suggests counsellors who suit your needs, your language and your budget. In your first session, your counsellor may ask about your sleep, energy and appetite, and what you would like to feel again. There is no rush to cover everything at once.

Later sessions of depression therapy in Burnaby often focus on small, doable steps. You may plan one activity that used to lift you, notice harsh thoughts like 'I always let people down' and question them, and rebuild a rhythm around sleep, meals and time with others. Some people also talk through the loss, stress or loneliness behind the low mood. You can meet in person in Burnaby or switch to video when your energy is low.

Depression

Depression is a constant feeling of sadness and disinterest that might make you think that you will never feel good again. It can make it incredibly difficult to find meaning and purpose to continue functioning on a daily basis.

Depression counselling in BC

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What clients say about No Fear Counselling

Reviews from clients across BC, not only from Burnaby.

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Everything was easy. The intake, the appointments and the therapist was very, very helpful!
Google review · 3 weeks ago
Ofir has an incredible technique that helps us understand each other in a way that we have not been able to in the past.
Google review · 3 weeks ago
Lima is warm, personable and caring. She listens and asks thoughtful questions. I'm a fan.
Google review · 1 month ago
I needed an outside perspective on a major decision; the 'concierge' helped match me up with a lovely Cathrine.
Google review · 2 months ago
The support ive been receiving after my accident has been very helpful so far. I feel heard and shes helping me understand the emotions ive been having.
Google review · 2 months ago
I had good experience and could express my emotions easily despite my first time ever going to counseling.
Google review · 2 months ago
I had a very positive experience with Magdalena Mocarski. She is warm, understanding, and easy to talk to.
Google review · 2 months ago
Svetlana is an exceptional counsellor. She helped me through one of the most difficult periods of my life with kindness, professionalism, and genuine care.
Google review · 3 months ago
In my experience, Ofir Vaisman is unusually quick to suggest unique and actionable steps towards issues.
Google review · 3 months ago
I recently started my counseling sessions with her, and I am truly satisfied with her approach and understanding.
Google review · 3 months ago
I had a very good ,sensitive understanding about my issue through counselling with Afsah . She has intellectual, patientful approach towards handling people during counselling.
Google review · 3 months ago
Aman was amazing and supported me through a very difficult time. Highly recommended.
Google review · 4 months ago
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  • Yes, you can meet a counsellor who helps with depression at one of our Burnaby offices. They are at Burnaby Square on 6th Street, in the Solo District at 2025 Willingdon Avenue, and at the East Burnaby Boss Business Centre on Production Way. Our intake team can suggest a counsellor at the office that is easiest for you to reach.

  • No, you do not need a diagnosis or a referral to start. You can contact us yourself and talk about how you have been feeling. Counsellors do not prescribe, so if you have questions about medication, talk with your doctor or nurse practitioner, and your counsellor can work alongside that care.

  • Yes, you can meet your counsellor by video from anywhere in BC, including from home in Burnaby. Depression can make leaving the house feel hard, and online sessions mean one less thing to manage on a low day. Some people mix the two, meeting in person when they can and online when they cannot.

  • You do not have to work that out before you reach out. Everyone has low days, but sadness, tiredness or numbness that lasts for weeks, or that makes work, school or caring for yourself hard, is worth talking about. A counsellor can help you make sense of what is going on, without putting a label on you.

  • If you are in crisis or thinking about suicide, call or text 9-8-8, call 1-800-SUICIDE (1-800-784-2433), or call 911 if you are in danger. Counselling is not an emergency service, so please do not wait for a session. Once you feel safer, you can contact us about ongoing support in Burnaby or online.

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