Find a relationship therapist in Coquitlam, in person or online. 6 of our counsellors there help with relationship.
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How it works
Every counsellor on this page helps with relationship. Three steps, no pressure.
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.
We suggest counsellors who fit what you need, your language, your budget and where you want to meet.
We suggest counsellors who fit.
Meet in person in Coquitlam, or online from anywhere in BC.
In person or online.
Offices
Pick an office to see its address and book. You can also meet online.
3041 Anson Ave, Suite 208, Coquitlam, BC
What we help with
About
People in Coquitlam reach out to us about many kinds of relationships. It might be a partner who feels far away even on the same couch, a sibling you stopped calling after a tense holiday, or a friendship that leaves you drained. Some people go quiet to keep the peace, then feel unheard. Every relationship has rough patches. Talking it through may help when the same hurt keeps returning.
For relationship therapy in Coquitlam, you can meet a counsellor at our Coquitlam Centre office on Anson Avenue or our Tri Cities office on Lougheed Highway, or by video from anywhere in BC. You can come on your own. Start with a free 15-minute consultation and decide from there.
The free consultation is a short call by phone or video where you can describe what is going on and ask questions. After that, we suggest counsellors who match what you are looking for, including your language, your budget and whether you prefer an office or video. In a first session of relationship counselling in Coquitlam, you might talk about the people who matter most to you, where things feel stuck, and what you wish were different. You decide what to share and when.
Later sessions may look at patterns, such as pulling away when you feel criticized or saying yes when you mean no. Your counsellor may help you practise saying what you need in a calm, clear way, set kinder limits, or plan a hard conversation before you have it. If a partner or family member wants to come too, you can ask whether a joint session would help. You can keep meeting at an office in Coquitlam, by video, or switch between the two.
Relationship issues counselling is an evidence-based approach to healing and strengthening relationships.
Relationship Concerns counselling in BCReviews
Reviews from clients across BC, not only from Coquitlam.
Everything was easy. The intake, the appointments and the therapist was very, very helpful!
Ofir has an incredible technique that helps us understand each other in a way that we have not been able to in the past.
Lima is warm, personable and caring. She listens and asks thoughtful questions. I'm a fan.
I needed an outside perspective on a major decision; the 'concierge' helped match me up with a lovely Cathrine.
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.
I had good experience and could express my emotions easily despite my first time ever going to counseling.
I had a very positive experience with Magdalena Mocarski. She is warm, understanding, and easy to talk to.
Svetlana is an exceptional counsellor. She helped me through one of the most difficult periods of my life with kindness, professionalism, and genuine care.
In my experience, Ofir Vaisman is unusually quick to suggest unique and actionable steps towards issues.
I recently started my counseling sessions with her, and I am truly satisfied with her approach and understanding.
I had a very good ,sensitive understanding about my issue through counselling with Afsah . She has intellectual, patientful approach towards handling people during counselling.
Aman was amazing and supported me through a very difficult time. Highly recommended.
FAQs
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Yes, you can book relationship counselling on your own. Your sessions can focus on how you feel, how you react and what you want from a partner, parent, friend or coworker. If the other person wants to join later, you can talk with your counsellor about whether sessions together would help.
You can meet in person at our Coquitlam Centre office at 3041 Anson Avenue, or at our Tri Cities office at 2099 Lougheed Highway. If travel is hard or your schedule is full, you can meet by video from anywhere in BC instead. Our intake team can suggest a counsellor who works where you want to meet.
It may be, depending on your plan. Many extended health plans cover Registered Clinical Counsellors and Canadian Certified Counsellors (RCC/CCC), so check your own plan for what it includes. We also offer sliding scale rates for eligible people, and our fees and funding page explains your options.
Your safety comes first. 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. When you are safe, a counsellor can help you think through your options at your own pace, and a joint session with a partner who hurts you is not the place to start.
It may help if the same conflict keeps coming back, or a relationship often leaves you anxious, lonely or worn out. You might notice you avoid certain conversations, replay arguments at night, or feel unsure whether to stay close or step back. You do not need a crisis to start. The free 15-minute consultation is a chance to talk it over and see whether it feels right.
