Individual Counselling

Counselling is one way to help cope and overcome many challenges in life.

About our program

Our volunteer counsellors are trained individuals who offer emotional support and guidance to people facing life challenges. A volunteer counsellor is a caring, trained member of our team who offers a safe, supportive space to talk. While they are not professional therapists, they are deeply committed to listening with empathy, respect, and without judgment – whether you are feeling overwhelmed, going through a life change, or need someone to talk to. You don’t need to have the right words or know exactly what you’re feeling — your counsellor is here to walk alongside you, one step at a time.

At our organization, counsellors undergo lengthy and intensive training, as well as ongoing supervision, to ensure they provide compassionate, ethical, and effective support. Our counsellors are selected on criteria that ensure they have the education and/​or relevant skills to support NFLA clients.

We do not diagnose or treat mental health conditions. We offer people a safe, non-judgmental space in which to talk. We use a client-centered, solution-focused approach, drawing on family systems thinking to support you in understanding your situation and finding a way forward. While we don’t offer specialized therapy, we create a safe space where you can feel heard, supported, and not alone.

Please have a look at our Client Orientation below for more information about our counselling services.

For Individuals 18+

To access our services, please fill out the Intake Form and review our Orientation Package

Contact

For more information about counselling contact:

Counselling Coordinator & Program Developer
phone
(250) 754-3331 ext. 427