Couples Counselling in Vancouver
Room to understand each other, work through difficult patterns and decide what comes next. Couples and relationship counselling in Vancouver and online.
Allura Sex Therapy Centre
A collective of independent counsellors.
Make space for your relationship.
You may be having the same argument again, feeling distant from someone you love, or finding it difficult to talk about sex, trust or changing needs. Sometimes there is a clear event that brings you to counselling. Sometimes it is simply the feeling that something between you needs attention.
Couples counselling creates time to slow down those conversations with support. Together, you can explore the patterns that leave you feeling unheard, practise expressing needs and boundaries, and consider how you want your relationship to develop. The goals come from you and your partner or partners.
Relationship counselling at Allura welcomes different sexual orientations, gender identities and relationship structures, including monogamous and consensually non monogamous relationships. Counselling can support connection and repair, or help you approach decisions about separation with greater clarity and care.
Relationship counselling in Vancouver
Our Vancouver counselling rooms are at 808 Nelson Street, Suite 1105. Choose Vancouver below to explore counsellors offering relationship sessions in person. Each counsellor manages their own schedule, fees and intake process, so their form is the best place to ask about a suitable appointment.
Online couples counselling
Online couples counselling can make it easier to attend when travel, schedules or distance get in the way. You can discuss the practical setup with your counsellor, including whether everyone will join from one private space or separate locations. The counsellor will confirm eligibility for each person’s province or territory.
Find your relationship counsellor
Explore profiles, current availability and intake links. Choose Vancouver or online to find a counselling option that works for you.
Choose a counsellor’s profile to learn about their practice, or use our intake form for help finding a match.
You can ask our intake team about current options or explore another location.
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Your questions, welcome.
You can ask about fit, fees and availability before deciding on next steps.
Do we need to be in crisis to come?
You can seek counselling when something feels difficult, or when you want to give your relationship more attention. You do not need to wait until a problem feels unmanageable.
Is relationship counselling only for married couples?
No. You can ask about support for dating relationships, long term partnerships, LGBTQ+ relationships, and relationships with more than two partners. Tell your counsellor who would attend so they can confirm fit and session arrangements.
Can I talk about my relationship on my own?
Yes. Individual counselling can help you explore relationship experiences, boundaries and decisions. This page’s counsellor list uses the Relationship Counselling area of support. You can ask each counsellor whether individual or joint sessions are suitable for your needs.
How do we request an appointment?
Choose a counsellor and open their intake form. Include the concerns you would like support with, who would attend, and whether you prefer Vancouver or online sessions. An inquiry starts the conversation about fit and availability.
Give the conversation some space.
Share what you are hoping to work on and whether you would prefer Vancouver or online counselling.