Counselling
with Heart

Get the support you need to heal,
find balance, and live a fuller life.

How We Help

We are a collection of Vancouver therapists providing counselling services to children, youth, adults, couples & families in Vancouver B.C. & surrounding areas. Our goal is to help you explore your emotions, heal from past traumas, cultivate inner resilience, access your inner strength and find healing on your path to overall well-being.

Some of the main struggles we help our clients with include, but are not limited to:

Chronic Illness, Chronic Pain, Acute and New Diagnosis, Cancer, Neurological Illnesses, Rheumatic Illnesses, Grief and Bereavement, Children’s Illnesses, Life-limiting Illness, Caregiver Support, Palliative Support, Parenting Support, Relationship and Interpersonal concerns, Life Transitions, Anxiety & Depression.


In-person & Virtual
Appointments Available

We offer both in-person counselling in the South Granville area of Vancouver B.C., as well as virtual counselling across the entire province of B.C., including Vancouver Island, Central B.C. and Northern B.C.

Accepting New Clients
No Wait List

We understand the urgency and importance of receiving support when it is needed most. Our team has appointments available almost immediately every week, no wait list required.

Daytime, Evening
& Weekend Availability

We know the challenges that come with juggling the demands of both home and work life. That's why we strive to make your counselling experience as convenient and flexible as possible with multiple time options.


What type of counselling services do we provide?

Our Vancouver and BC wide counselling services include:

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    Counselling for Kids

    We understand that children require specialized support and guidance to navigate the complexities of their emotions and experiences. That's why we offer a wide range of child counselling services that are specifically tailored to meet their unique needs.

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    Counselling for Youth

    From addressing issues such as anxiety, depression, and self-esteem, to exploring identity and relationships, youth counselling equips young people with the necessary tools to build resilience, cope with stress, and make informed decisions.

  • Image of parents during counselling having coffee

    Counselling for Parents

    Parenting is undoubtedly a challenging journey, filled with its fair share of obstacles and uncharted territory. We understand the complexities and demands that come with the role of being a parent, helping you navigate the ups and downs of parenthood.

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    Counselling for Young Adults

    Whether it's overcoming academic stress, relationship issues, or exploring career paths, young adult counselling offers a safe and non-judgmental space for self-exploration and growth.

  • Adult counselling for anxiety, depression and grief

    Counselling for Adults

    Whether it's managing stress, resolving conflict, overcoming trauma, navigating health concerns or simply gaining a deeper self-awareness, adult counselling offers invaluable support and guidance on the journey towards overall well-being and fulfillment.

  • Counselling for Older Adults

    As individuals navigate the complexities of growing older, they may encounter a range of issues, including grief and loss, loneliness, chronic illness, and concerns surrounding end-of-life decisions. Older Adult counselling provides older individuals a safe place to share, manage, and build inner strength.

  • Family counselling in Vancouver, Counselling for mothers, counselling for children

    Counselling for Families

    The family unit is sacred and foundational for ensuring a healthy home. However, they come with their own unique issues that can arise. Our therapists can work with all members of your family unit to work through issues of power and ensure that everyone feels heard.

  • Couples counselling in Vancouver BC

    Counselling for Couples

    A loving and functional relationship is what every couple wants, but sometimes a boost is needed to get there. Our counsellors will work with both of you to build better communication, navigate traumatic situations, and improve the overall wellbeing of your partnership.

Meet Our Counsellors

  • Portrait of Rebecca Rauscher, Boundless Heart Registered Clinical Counsellor

    Rebecca Rauscher

    Clinic Director, Registered Clinical Counsellor & Approved Clinical Supervisor

    ** Not accepting new clients**

  • Marcus Narsaiya

    Registered Clinical Counsellor

    ** Accepting new clients **

  • Allison Newton at Boundless Heart Counselling Group, Vancouver BC

    Allison Newton

    Registered Clinical Counsellor

    ** Accepting new clients**

  • Portrait of Sara Bruno, Registered Clinical Counsellor

    Sara Bruno

    Counsellor

    ** Accepting new clients**

  • Portrait of Carleigh Martel from Boundless Heart Counselling Group

    Carleigh Martel

    Registered Clinical Counsellor

    ** Accepting new clients **

  • Portrait of Tricia Wallace Boundless Heart Registered Clinical Counsellor

    Tricia Wallace

    Registered Clinical Counsellor

    ** Accepting new clients **

  • Portrait of Susan Poitras from Boundless Heart Counselling Group

    Susan Poitras

    Registered Clinical Counsellor

    ** Accepting new clients **

Two people in a counselling session

Build a connection with your own heart and discover self-compassion

Boundless Heart Counselling Group provides in-person and virtual therapy with a variety of therapeutic approaches. Our empathy-based practice seeks to provide balance for your busy life.

We are located in the South Granville area in Vancouver B.C. for in-person sessions, and all across B.C. and Vancouver Island for virtual sessions.

Questions?

Review our FAQ section here.

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