Sisu Counselling Collective

04/01/2026

At Sisu Counselling Collective we care about the people we support. We believe healing and growth happen best when you feel safe, seen, and supported. We will work alongside you as you move towards your goals.

We welcome children and youth, individuals, couples, and families, tailoring our approach to meet your unique needs.

Our therapists draw from a variety of evidence-based, trauma-informed modalities.

Click here to read about each therapist's approach: https://www.sisucollective.org/
Wherever you are on your journey, we’re here to support you.

11/15/2021

We still have room in the 12/13 group, starting this Wednesday. We'd love to fill it up! The 10/11 group is full. *Please note, we've postponed the start dates, so they don't match the poster shown here. All other info is correct.

04/12/2021

We look forward to welcoming you to our ! We are now proudly located in - 2426 Rosewall Crescent.

Accepting new clients for in-person, online and outdoor walk-and-talk sessions. www.sisucollective.org

03/11/2021

A free virtual Parent Support Circle hosted by Parent Support Services Society of BC.

Parent Support Services Society of BC is hosting a Virtual parent support circle "Parenting Teens" on Thursday Evenings at 7:30. Registration required

01/25/2021

A reminder from Youth Mental Health Canada. Check out their page for some helpful and relevant resources.

01/23/2021

A great local resource!

Next groups are starting in about a month. Space for the younger groups fill up quickly! Please send a pm or email [email protected] for more info.

01/13/2021

If you’re seeking some support on staying within your own window of tolerance, reach out. We are currently accepting new clients for online or in person sessions: www.sisucollective.org

12/21/2020

Wishing you a wonderful holiday season! May 2021 bring good health, adventure and happiness. There are a few appointments left on December 28th, and January booking schedules are now available for both online and in person sessions: www.sisucollective.org

Photo credit to Crystal Clear Photography!

12/02/2020

Bonanno prefers to think about about supporting people to be flexible, rather than resilient, which involves "teaching people how to actively deal with stressors, so they can take advantage of whatever resources, whatever traits, whatever strengths they have. If they’re flexible, they can learn how to use those in a way that fits the particular situation. The flexibility idea is that you figure out what’s the best thing to do right here in this moment."

During the pandemic it has become a buzzword for successfully steering through adversity. But what exactly is resilience - and can you cultivate more of it?

11/27/2020

The provides some great suggestions for maintaining, or improving, health during this tricky time.