Therapy Coaching Practice
Counsellor and Coach
in North Vancouver
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SPECIAL OFFER: Teen Coaching
Are you looking for a counsellor or coach in North Vancouver or online
to support your child, teen or yourself?
As a qualified Child Counsellor, Parent Mentor and Teen Life Coach, I am here to help!
Life can feel overwhelming and confusing whether you are a child, teen or parent. As a counsellor and coach in North Vancouver, I provide a safe and confidential space for my clients to explore the underlying issues of their challenges, and help them to make sense of their situation so they can move towards positive change.
Sandra Singer
Counsellor and Coach in North Vancouver, and Worldwide!
My specialisms are Child and Teen Counselling, Parent Coaching and Teen Life Coaching.
I work with children aged 3+, young adults and parents.
In-person sessions for those residing around North Vancouver, Canada. Virtual sessions for everyone else!
I trained in the UK and still have many clients there.
Counselling and Coaching Services
Child & Teen Counselling
Parent Coaching
Parent-Child Therapy
Teen Life Coaching
Testimonials
How I’ve helped people
Here’s how I’ve helped clients as
a counsellor and coach
Family 1
9-year-old Rose came to see me as she struggled with separation anxiety and fear of something bad happening to her mum. Her fears extended to being poisoned by out-of-date food and unexpectedly having to vomit. She also struggled with low-confidence at school and was worried about getting things wrong.
Family 2
Parents of 12-year-old Lukas asked for help as their son struggled with high levels of anxiety, both at home and at school. He would display controlling and demanding behaviours, and a lack of empathy for others, which negatively impacted friendships and family life. In addition, he was anxious to sleep by himself, resulting in his father sleeping with him for 6 months.
Family 3
Hanna and Louise, two committed yet overstretched mums of 3 kids under the age of 4, asked me to help them become better parents. They struggled with the challenging behaviour of their son, and found it increasingly difficult to agree on how best to engage with him. Growing up they had experienced different parenting styles, one was more caring and nurturing while the other one more disciplinarian. Now having their own children and juggling a busy home and professional life, they would often find themselves arguing about how best to discipline their children.