Trauma & PTSD
Support for experiences that continue to affect your body, thoughts, emotions, relationships, or sense of safety.
Counselling for trauma, motor vehicle accident recovery, addiction, grief, anxiety, and relationships under strain — grounded, evidence-based, and paced to how you actually process things.
A calm, collaborative space to understand what's happening, build practical tools, and move at a pace that respects your experience.
Support for experiences that continue to affect your body, thoughts, emotions, relationships, or sense of safety.
Evidence-based work on patterns that keep you feeling stuck, alongside space to understand where they came from.
Recovery-oriented, harm reduction-informed counselling for substance use and concurrent mental health concerns.
You are not a diagnosis. You're a person with a history, strengths, and a say in where this goes.
Rimsha works with adults, youth and young adults, couples, and families navigating trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, substance use concerns, emotional regulation difficulties, relationship challenges, and major life transitions.
A significant focus of her clinical experience has been supporting individuals recovering from trauma, addiction, and concurrent mental health challenges. She also works with clients recovering from motor vehicle accidents and other life-altering events, helping them navigate the emotional, psychological, and functional impacts of injury and recovery.
Her approach is trauma-informed, culturally responsive, strengths-based, and client-centred. She integrates Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, Solution-Focused Therapy, psychoeducation, harm reduction principles, and recovery-oriented approaches, tailoring treatment to each client's unique needs and goals.
Fluent in English, Urdu, Hindi, and Punjabi, Rimsha is committed to creating a safe, compassionate, and non-judgmental environment where clients feel heard, supported, and empowered to create meaningful change in their lives.
Verify BCACC registration ↗Every client's situation is specific. These are the areas where Rimsha's clinical experience is most concentrated.
Processing distressing or overwhelming experiences that keep resurfacing in the body, mind, or relationships.
↗ 02 · RECOVERYRecovery-oriented and harm reduction-informed support that meets you where you are.
↗ 03 · MENTAL HEALTHPractical, evidence-based work on thought and behaviour patterns alongside deeper understanding.
↗ 04 · LIFE EVENTSSupport for the emotional, psychological, and functional impact of a motor vehicle accident.
↗ 05 · LOSSSupport through loss in its many forms — a death, relationship, identity, or expected future.
↗ 06 · RELATIONSHIPSRebuilding trust and communication through conflict, betrayal, or addiction-related strain.
↗Many extended health plans in BC include Registered Clinical Counsellor services. Check your specific plan for RCC eligibility, limits, and direct-billing availability.
View fee schedule →ICBC-related counselling information can be discussed during your consultation so eligibility and logistics can be confirmed for your situation.
Ask during a consult ↗I don't apply one framework to every client. Treatment is built around what you actually need.
Identifying and shifting thought and behaviour patterns that can keep anxiety, depression, or conflict cycles in place.
A collaborative approach that builds your own motivation for change, especially useful in addiction and substance use recovery.
Short-term, goal-oriented work that focuses on what's already working and builds toward achievable next steps.
Practical understanding of what's happening, paired with harm reduction and recovery-oriented principles.
Choose a convenient time for a free 15-minute conversation.
Ask questions, share what brings you in, and talk through logistics.
Start where you are — without rushing or needing to have everything figured out.
Check in regularly on what's helping and adapt the pace and focus as things shift.
All booking links open directly in Calendly. Choose a time that works for you and you'll receive the appointment details there.
Many extended health plans cover Registered Clinical Counsellor sessions. Check your plan for RCC eligibility and session limits.
| Session | Length | Rate | Book |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual counselling | 50 minutes | $160 | Book ↗ |
| Couples / family counselling | 75 minutes | $190 | Book ↗ |
| Free initial consultation | 15 minutes | $0 | Book ↗ |
Sliding-scale availability may be discussed during consultation. Please confirm current rates and your insurance coverage before booking.
Here are a few of the things clients commonly want to know. If your question isn't answered, the free consultation is a good place to ask.
Book a free consult ↗Yes. Sessions are available by secure video or phone across British Columbia, with in-person availability in the Surrey/Delta area. The best format can be discussed during the initial consultation.
Many extended health plans in BC include coverage for Registered Clinical Counsellors. Check your specific plan for RCC eligibility, reimbursement, and session limits. Official receipts include registration credentials for straightforward claims.
Yes. ICBC-related counselling can be discussed during a consultation so eligibility and claim logistics can be confirmed for your specific situation.
It's a short, no-pressure conversation about what brings you to counselling, your questions, the approach, and whether working together feels like a good fit. There is no obligation to book further.
It depends on what you're working through and what feels useful. Some clients come for a handful of focused sessions, while others prefer ongoing support. Progress and goals are reviewed collaboratively as you go.
Virtual counselling is available anywhere in British Columbia, including Surrey, Delta, Langley, White Rock, Vancouver, Burnaby, Abbotsford, Richmond, and Coquitlam.
Reach out directly, or use the form to draft an email. You can also book a free 15-minute consultation directly without sending a message first.