If you’ve been impacted by a violent crime or a motor vehicle accident, you may qualify for free counselling through BC’s Crime Victim Assistance Program (CVAP) or ICBC. These programs are designed to support your emotional recovery — and as an approved provider for both, I can bill them directly so you can focus on healing.
Whether you’re processing trauma from a car accident or working through the emotional effects of a violent incident, I offer compassionate, trauma-informed care tailored to your unique needs. Using evidence-based approaches such as CBT, DBT, EMDR, and other integrative therapies, I help clients manage symptoms like anxiety, sleep disturbances, flashbacks, and emotional overwhelm. My aim is to create a supportive space where you can feel safe, heard, and empowered as you work toward emotional recovery.
The Crime Victim Assistance Program helps individuals who have been affected by crime — whether directly, as a loved one, or as a witness. Counselling through CVAP can provide support for:
You can apply even if charges haven’t been laid. Once approved, you’ll receive a claim number that allows me to bill CVAP on your behalf.
To begin, you’ll need:
If the accident occurred more than 12 weeks ago, a doctor’s referral may be required to access counselling coverage.
Fear of driving or getting back on the road
General stress or difficulty coping after the accident
