Amy Dreyer
Counselling
(Awaiting BCACC registration)
Welcome. I’m so glad you’ve found your way here.
If you’re someone who thinks deeply, feels a lot, or has been carrying things on your own for a long time, this might be the space for you.
My work centres on helping clients feel
less alone in their pain and finding
their way back home to themselves
in value-aligned ways.
I’m here to sit with the tender, tangled, and often unseen parts of you without judgment.
Youth (13+)
Young Adults
Adults
Navigating:
Depression and Low Mood
Seasonal Affective Disorder
Relationship issues (individuals)
Self-worth and self-esteem
Faith deconstruction
Gendered expectations and emotional expression
Spirituality
People-pleasing and setting boundaries
Identity loss or confusion after a breakup, move, or life transition
Perfectionism and self-compassion
Immigration/International students
I work with people of all genders and sexual orientations.
Virtual counselling services offered through Thrive Collective.
I work with:
Do any of these sound familiar to you?
“I don’t know who I am anymore and I want to find myself again”
“I have a hard time saying no, even when I’m burnt out.”
“I still believe in God but I’m angry at the church”
“I’m questioning everything I used to believe in”
“I want to feel at home in my body.”
“I think I need to learn how to feel my feelings”
“I want help making sense of my relationship issues”
We might be a good fit
You’ll be met with warmth, curiosity, and authenticity. I am also honest and direct when needed. I notice patterns gently, reflect things back clearly, and stay with you when emotions feel complicated or stuck.
There’s space here for seriousness and humour, for insight and for “I don’t know.” You’re welcome to show up in your comfiest sweatpants, with your guarded parts, your dry humour, and your messiness. What matters to me is that we create a space where you feel able to be yourself. We’ll move together at a pace that respects your nervous system and your capacity in the moment. We’ll let trust unfold over time.
I don’t approach therapy as a way to fix you, but as a process of helping you access your own insight and inner wisdom. I am, however, active and supportive in the work. Sometimes my role is to witness and to listen without judgment. Other times, I’ll offer practical tools, psycho-education, or strategies to help you feel more grounded and able to navigate what’s coming up between sessions.

