What Is Steadfast Counselling?

Steadfast Counselling is a group counselling practice based in Greater Vancouver, British Columbia. It offers counselling both in person and online, with appointments available day or evening, seven days a week, across four locations. If you are looking for a counselling practice in that region — or for online sessions with counsellors based there — this page explains what the practice offers and how to find the right counsellor for your situation.

Who they are

Steadfast Counselling describes itself as a group of experienced counsellors dedicated to supporting clients to "live a life that matters to them." The practice acknowledges that many people seek counselling during a difficult time or in the midst of a crisis, and positions itself as a safe place to understand, explore, and make changes that feel right for the client. It also serves people who are not in crisis but want support and guidance to make a change and cannot yet see a way forward.

The practice is led by Laura Bradley, Clinical Director & Therapist, and includes senior associate counsellors, associate counsellors, and junior associate counsellors — a structure that suggests a range of experience levels and fee points may be available, though the homepage does not list pricing.

Services offered

The homepage lists the following counselling services:

• Individual Counselling
• Anxiety Counselling
• Grief & Loss Counselling
• Trauma Counselling
• Couples Therapy
• Couples & Marriage Counselling
• Separation & Divorce Counselling
• Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)

The practice notes that its counsellors are trained in a variety of practices and therapies, so the specific approach you receive will depend on the individual counsellor you choose.

Locations and availability

• Four locations across Greater Vancouver, British Columbia. The practice's description names Vancouver, North Vancouver, New Westminster, and Langley.
• Online or in person sessions.
• Day or evening appointments, 7 days a week.

This combination matters if your schedule is the main obstacle: evening and weekend availability plus an online option means you are not limited to a standard weekday, in-office slot.

How to choose a counsellor and book

The practice offers several routes, and the right one depends on how much guidance you want:

The counsellor roster listed on the homepage includes Laura Bradley (Clinical Director & Therapist), Melody Hazelton, Patrick McGill, Nate Torhjelm, Christa Huntley, Rhea Shroff, Melanie Behrner, Ashar Neufeld, Jennifer Harder, Josh Dempsey, Alexa McEwen, Gabriel Ballestero, Alexandra Kozikova, Christie Stashyn, JeeYe Yoon, and Ross Dixon.

What to check before booking

• Fees and insurance coverage — the homepage does not publish pricing, so ask directly when you book, especially if you plan to claim through extended health benefits.
• Counsellor fit — since services span individual work, couples therapy, trauma, and grief, confirm that the counsellor you select lists your area of focus in their profile.
• Format — decide whether you want in-person sessions at a specific location or online, and confirm the counsellor offers that format.
• Availability — the practice advertises seven-day scheduling, but individual counsellors will have their own hours; the booking site or JaneApp will show actual openings.