ICBC Counselling in Richmond, BC
ICBC Counselling Helps Richmond Residents Build Lasting Change.
Counsel Me Vancouver provides virtual ICBC-covered trauma therapy for Richmond, BC people recovering from motor vehicle accidents, with in-person sessions at its downtown Vancouver office — helping clients build practical strategies for flashbacks, driving avoidance, and physical tension.
Often no out-of-pocket cost through ICBC · Free 15–20 minute consultation
- Registered Clinical Counsellors — Master's-level, trauma-informed training
- EMDR & Graded Exposure — matched to each client's experience
- 50–60 Minute Sessions — in person or by video
- Richmond, BC — ~20 min drive
Yes, Counsel Me Vancouver works with Richmond, BC people recovering from motor vehicle accidents on ICBC-covered trauma therapy by video, or in person at our downtown Vancouver office.
What Brings Richmond Residents to ICBC Counselling
Recover emotionally after a car accident with ICBC-covered trauma therapy. No referral needed. Free sessions. Virtual & in-person support available. Residents of Richmond, BC often manage these concerns alone for months before seeking support.
3 Steps to Get Started From Richmond, BC
- 01Schedule a Free Consultation
Richmond, BC — ~13 km. ~20 min drive. Book directly through the online JaneApp scheduling system.
- 02Meet Your Counsellor
Discuss your concerns and get matched with the right modality.
- 03Build Lasting Change
Attend regular sessions, in person or by video from Richmond.
What Changes for Richmond Clients
Richmond clients build practical, lasting change through ICBC Counselling tailored to their specific concerns. Support continues in person at Floor 1, The Electra, 970 Burrard Street, Vancouver or virtually across BC, so care continues without requiring a change in counsellor.
ICBC Counselling for Richmond Clients: Video or In Person
Richmond clients meet with the same counsellors by secure video from home, or in person at our downtown Vancouver office. Video sessions use the same evidence-based approaches as in-person sessions and need no travel.
In-person option: getting to our Vancouver office from Richmond
The office is at Floor 1, The Electra, 970 Burrard Street, Vancouver. Richmond is about 13 km away, about 20 min drive.
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Meet the Counsellors
Erica Beauchamp
M.Ed., RCC, Gottman Level 3
“Counselling, when done well, gives you the tools to heal faster and prevent old patterns from returning.”
Huda Sajjad
MA, MSc, RCC
“I am passionate about creating a safe, supportive space where you feel empowered to explore, heal, and build resilience for a healthier future.”
Jessica-Ann Dozois
MSW, RSW, CVRP
“Together, we'll work to chart a new and fulfilling path forward — one built on respect, compassion, and practical strategies for real change.”
Katharine Harrison
MC, RCC
“I am fascinated by the multi-dimensionality of human experience and am passionate about helping clients find greater alignment between their needs, boundaries, values, hopes and dreams.”
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Request My Free ConsultationFrequently Asked Questions
What is ICBC counselling?
ICBC counselling, also called MVA trauma therapy, is a therapeutic process for individuals affected by a motor vehicle accident in British Columbia, often covered through ICBC's accident benefits. A Registered Clinical Counsellor applies trauma-focused modalities such as EMDR and graded exposure to address the psychological impact of the crash.
How long does an ICBC counselling session last?
An ICBC counselling session typically lasts 50 to 60 minutes. This duration allows time for check-in, trauma-focused therapeutic work, and closing reflection within a single appointment, whether delivered in person or by video.
What does ICBC counselling address?
ICBC counselling addresses driving-related anxiety, flashbacks to the accident, avoidance of driving or riding, physical tension, and sleep disruption following a crash. Sessions target both the psychological trauma and the practical avoidance patterns a crash produces.
How much does ICBC counselling cost?
Eligible clients access ICBC-covered counselling often at no out-of-pocket cost, with the counsellor billing ICBC directly for approved sessions. No referral is required to begin — book a free consultation to discuss your situation, or visit the Session Rates page for general pricing at Counsel Me Vancouver.
What happens in a first ICBC counselling session?
A first ICBC counselling session establishes the details of the accident, current symptoms, and initial goals. The counsellor explains their therapeutic approach and begins assessing the client's driving-related avoidance and trauma responses.
Does Counsel Me Vancouver serve Richmond, BC?
Yes. Counsel Me Vancouver provides ICBC Counselling to Richmond clients in person at Floor 1, The Electra, 970 Burrard Street, Vancouver or virtually across BC. Richmond, BC — ~13 km. ~20 min drive.
Can I attend ICBC Counselling by video from Richmond?
Yes. Richmond clients meet with Counsel Me Vancouver counsellors by secure video from home, with no travel. In-person sessions are also available at the downtown Vancouver office, which is about 13 km from Richmond, about 20 min drive.
How far is Richmond from the Vancouver office?
Richmond is about 13 km from our downtown Vancouver office, about 20 min drive. Video sessions need no travel.
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