Glacier Counselling Services

06/10/2026

The perinatal period is one of the biggest transitions a couple can experience.

Between fertility challenges, pregnancy, loss, postpartum recovery, sleep deprivation, and changing identities, it’s normal for relationships to feel stretched at times.

Struggling doesn’t mean you’re failing. It means you’re navigating something significant together.

A little support, understanding, and intentional connection can go a long way.



Disclaimer: The info provided on Glacier Counselling is for entertainment and education purposes only and is not a substitute for therapy.

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I’m Tasha, a perinatal therapist who supports couples and individuals navigating all stages of the perinatal period. From infertility and pregnancy loss to postpartum and parenting, and beyond. I see folks in person in Comox and virtually across

06/03/2026

Sometimes the things we need to hear most are also the simplest.

What did you need to hear today?



The info provided on Glacier Counselling is for entertainment purposes and is not a substitute for therapy.

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I am welcoming new clients in person in Comox and virtually across BC.

06/02/2026

The perinatal season of life (TTC, pregnancy, postpartum, and parenthood) can be heavy and unpredictable. So many folks struggle with the weight of:

The mental load.
The appointments.
The uncertainty.
The identity shifts.
The grief.
The love.

You don’t have to carry it perfectly.

What is one thing you need more of this week: rest, support, patience, or compassion?



The info provided on Glacier Counselling is for entertainment purposes and is not a substitue for therapy.

05/28/2026

Our Summer Newsletter is out! Click to read more about upcoming fertility groups, schedule updates, resources we love, and some summer self care tips.

As the days grow longer and the weather softens, there can be an invitation to slow down a little too. To step outside, take a deeper breath, and notice what it feels like to move through this season with a bit more gentleness. I hope this warmer season offers moments of rest, connection, and space....

05/26/2026

Today would have been my dad’s 76th birthday. I share this not for sympathy but to normalize the subtle and not-so-subtle ways grief shows up in our lives

My dad has been gone a few years. I have moved through my my grief in so many ways but I still find myself longing to bake him a cake today. So that we can bond over our shared love of baking while listening to Neil Young and celebrating his birthday.

Grief never really goes away but our life grows around it. So here’s to you, dad.



The info provided on Glacier Counselling is for entertainment purposes only and is not a substitute for therapy.