Primary Areas of Practice:
Abuse - Emotional, Physical, Sexual
Anxiety and/or Panic
Depression
Grief and Loss - General
Life transitions
Marriage / Couples Issues
Self-Esteem Issues
Stress Management
Trauma and Trauma Recovery
Approaches Used:
Body Centred Psychotherapy
Communication Skills Training
Expressive Arts Therapies
Marriage and Couples Counselling
Self Regulation Therapy (SRT)
Trish Grainge, M.A. RCC
Main Counselling Office (Map)3309 Dunbar Street
Vancouver
V6S 2B9
Second Counselling Office (Map)
201-2678 West Broadway
Vancouver
V6K.2G3
Counsellor's Contact Info:
Phone 1: 604 228-1283
Additional Information about this counsellor or psychologist:
In practice for over 26 years, working with individuals, couples, families and groups,
Trish offers a mature outlook, seasoned skills and a warm, compassionate presence.
She believes that unresolved and often unrecognized emotional pain from childhood, may resurface in adult life in many forms, including anxiety, depression, relationship issues, addictions, chronic pain, and lack of self-worth.
One of the most effective ways she has found to help achieve and maintain positive change, centres on a body-mind approach. Instead of trying to work things out only in their heads, clients learn to notice what is also happening at other levels of their awareness and by responding to these subtle signals, to connect to a restored sense of resilience, balance and flow.
Trish is a Registered Clinical Counsellor with an M.A. from SFU and Advanced Level Certification from the Canadian Foundation for Trauma Research and Education. A faculty member at the Haven Institute, she has presented her workshops in Asia as well as many parts of Canada.
She believes that unresolved and often unrecognized emotional pain from childhood, may resurface in adult life in many forms, including anxiety, depression, relationship issues, addictions, chronic pain, and lack of self-worth.
One of the most effective ways she has found to help achieve and maintain positive change, centres on a body-mind approach. Instead of trying to work things out only in their heads, clients learn to notice what is also happening at other levels of their awareness and by responding to these subtle signals, to connect to a restored sense of resilience, balance and flow.
Trish is a Registered Clinical Counsellor with an M.A. from SFU and Advanced Level Certification from the Canadian Foundation for Trauma Research and Education. A faculty member at the Haven Institute, she has presented her workshops in Asia as well as many parts of Canada.
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