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Counselling for Individuals, Couples, and Families
Into the Heart Family Therapy
No need to struggle alone nor for your struggles to define your life.
Let's make sense of where you are and move toward the quality of life and relationships you want!
Snapshot of Services
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Individual Counselling
You might be struggling or simply want to move from good to better. Let's journey toward what you want.
$170
Couples or Family Counselling
Whether your relationship and communication just need a tune-up or is in a real rough spot, we can help.
$185
EMDR Trauma Counselling
You don't need to keep living with the trauma of major events or the emotional impact of relationships, childhood experiences, or otherwise. Let's put the past behind you!
$170
Special Packages and Services
Looking for counselling that is literally "outside the box" (with kayaking, paddle boarding, hiking or mountain biking)? Particular circumstances (e.g., pre-marital or life transitions)? We've got you covered!
Meet the Therapist
Brian O'Neill has a Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy. He has worked extensively with teens and families in conventional and outdoor settings as well as with couples using an integration of various modalities personalized to the needs of each client. Through a systemic perspective, the lens of attachment theory, and trauma-informed, experiential, research-based approaches to psychotherapy, Brian helps people work though their chronic stress, trauma, and/or dysfunctional family and relational patterns. He sees change as an experiential process, entering the heart of the matter and the person where healing, growth, and transformation await.
CLINICAL SUPERVISION
Brian
O’Neill is trained in Systemic Clinical
Supervision through the Canadian Association of Marriage and Family Therapy and
is an Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) and Supervisor of Supervisors (SoS) with
the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors as well as a Certified Professional Counsellor Supervisor with the PACCP. Brian is experienced in providing
individual and group supervision for clinical counsellors and counselling
interns. Brian works from a systemic, experiential framework informed by Attachment
Theory, Family Systems Theory, and Couples Counselling frameworks (EFT,
Gottman, and Satir).
Approach to Clinical Supervision
Brian provides a collaborative space to process the impacts, dynamics, stuckness, and the complex ethical considerations that arise in counselling and supervision. Brian’s approach to supervision aims for continual development of reflective practice, clinical/supervisory and conceptualization skills, and ethical practice. Person of the Therapist (POTT) work - exploring emerging themes, (counter-)transference, parallel or isomorphic processes etc. - is seen as essential for the enhancement of professional confidence, consciousness, and competence.
