Colour Wheel Counselling and Supervision

Colour Wheel Counselling and Supervision ❤️Child and youth therapy
💛Counselling, art & play therapy
💚Supervision & Consulting
💙Neurodiversity affirming
💜Social justice oriented
🧡Book online now!

Colour Wheel specializes in art and play therapy for neurodivergent toddlers, kids, and teens including AuHD, ASD, ADHD, ODD, OCD, PDA, SPD, and anxiety. We use a client-centred, strengths-based and neurodiversity-affirming approach to address therapeutic goals such as increased insight, emotional expression/ regulation, executive functioning and self-advocacy. We also support families and help

parents learn to better understand their children and to develop a strong relationship based on attunement, attachment, and co-regulation. We aim to create a person-centered and sensory friendly community hub where people can come as they are.

Therapy doesn't just happen in the office!We also do online, in-community, and in-home.
08/24/2026

Therapy doesn't just happen in the office!
We also do online, in-community, and in-home.





Child Therapy FAQ!The most commonly asked question we have is "why aren't you talking directly to my child about the pro...
08/17/2026

Child Therapy FAQ!
The most commonly asked question we have is "why aren't you talking directly to my child about the problem we brought them in for?"
1)Focusing on a problem is a deficit-based approach that can miss a lot. When we look at what the person is good at, how they move through the world, how they regulate, and how they interact with the therapist, we gather much more information.
2) Directive therapy is a specific type of intervention and modality that isn't suitable for everyone. When we're committed to being child-lead, we figure out together which modality works best.
3) Art and Play therapy interventions are already built to address lagging skills. Ex. executive functioning, regulation, advocacy, boundaries, safety - all of which can be underlying a "problem" you are seeing. When we build these skills, we address concerns.
4) Different interventions are needed at different ages. It is more developmentally appropriate to use less verbal interventions as someone develops language.
Have more questions: email us at [email protected]

Busting some therapist myths this week! I see many myths surrounding therapists and supervisees that are not doing anyon...
08/14/2026

Busting some therapist myths this week!
I see many myths surrounding therapists and supervisees that are not doing anyone any favours.
Spoiler alert: your therapist is a normal person with normal problems who makes a normal amount of money.
Any I've missed? :p
Book your supervision session today! Email [email protected]


Supporting teens as they navigate new social challenges can be tricky!The most common pitfall can be continuing to teach...
08/12/2026

Supporting teens as they navigate new social challenges can be tricky!
The most common pitfall can be continuing to teach interpersonal skills the same as when your teen or pr***en was a child. I often see parents panic about friend choices or things their teen has said. Our impulse can be automatic correction around manners or old school social skills. These reactions cause our teens to shut down and withdraw connection and mentorship when they need it the most. Keeping an open stance and regulating ourselves while trying to get them to explore who they are keeps the dialogue going and skills developing.

We're currently working behind the scenes diligently on our Fall schedules. If you're looking for a specific time or day...
08/05/2026

We're currently working behind the scenes diligently on our Fall schedules. If you're looking for a specific time or day please let us know as after school spots fill up quickly!




07/30/2026
07/28/2026

We want the next generation to be the most self aware, confident advocates we have ever seen.

That’s why NeuroBears Unpacking Understanding is built on giving teens and adults the language and knowledge they need to speak up.

The course covers everything from understanding your sensory profile to recognising ableism, providing you with the facts to transition into adulthood with power and confidence.

Address

Unit B-1822 Comox Avenue
Comox, BC
V9M3M7

Opening Hours

Monday 10:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 10:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 10:30am - 7pm
Thursday 10:30am - 7pm

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Colour Wheel Counselling and Supervision posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Colour Wheel Counselling and Supervision:

Shortcuts

Share