Westpeak Wellness · Online across BC
Online counselling in BC that meets you where you are.
Talk by video with Camille Granda (English or Tagalog) or Savneet Singh (English or Punjabi), both Registered Clinical Counsellors, from anywhere in BC. Couples counselling and EMDR are with Camille. It starts with a free 15-minute call; sessions after that are $140 for 50 minutes ($175 for a couple).
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A different kind of fit
Safe, culturally competent, built for real life.
Work with Registered Clinical Counsellors. That means a master’s degree in counselling, supervised clinical hours, a code of ethics and a complaints process through the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors (BCACC), the professional body that grants the RCC and keeps a register you can check yourself. Further training in trauma, relationship and body-based work; Camille also offers EMDR. Meet the counsellors.
Cultural context
You shouldn’t have to explain the background first.
Family expectations, “log kya kahenge,” generational silence: talk about it without spending the first session setting the scene.
Sessions are available in Punjabi as well as English with Savneet Singh, RCC, if that makes it easier to say. In Savneet’s own words: “What family expects, what respect looks like, what silence means, what is owed and to whom: these are not things you need to translate for me first.” Book a free consultation with Savneet. There is a page in Punjabi (ਪੰਜਾਬੀ) covering services, fees and what a first session involves.
Sessions are also available in Tagalog, with Camille Granda, RCC, CCC, who works in it and sees clients located in British Columbia. There is a page in Tagalog too.
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The process
How we work together
- Step one
Free 15-min consult
A short video call to see if it’s a good fit. No pressure.
- Step two
Your first session
$140 for 50 minutes, or $175 as a couple, paid by card when you book. It is about your story, your goals, and what “better” looks like.
- Step three
Ongoing sessions
Weekly or every other week, online from wherever you’re comfortable in BC. You decide each time whether to book the next one.
Step one costs nothing. Book a free 15-minute consultation with Camille or Savneet, and if it turns out someone else is a better fit, you’ll get told that too.
Frequently asked
Good questions to start with
Are you taking new clients?
Yes. Westpeak Wellness is currently accepting new clients across British Columbia. The best first step is a free 15-minute consultation, where we can see if we're a good fit before you commit to anything.
Is this practice fully online?
Yes. Westpeak Wellness is a fully virtual practice, with no office and no in-person sessions, serving clients across British Columbia. Sessions take place over a secure, confidential video platform: all you need is a private space and a stable internet connection. Online sessions follow the same ethical, legal, and privacy standards as in-person therapy.
The practical questions
What it costs, who is accountable, and how to check
What it costs
$140 for 50 minutes individually, $175 for 50 minutes as a couple; the first 15-minute consultation is free.
What your plan covers
Whether MSP pays for any of it
If cost is the constraint
You may already have free sessions
You are on a public waitlist
Which kind of professional you need
Checking anyone is really registered
Who we answer to
If a diagnosis is what you need
The terms nobody explains
Everything else
Before you book anything
Read first. Decide later.
Not ready to talk yet? These are free to read, with no sign-up.
Start where you actually are
Most people arrive with a situation, not a diagnosis
Start from whichever of these sounds most like your week.
Something is wrong and you cannot name it
It looks fine from the outside
The nights are the worst part
It arrives as a sudden surge
You are exhausted by your job
Something from before is still running
The pattern is older than you are
It is the relationship
It is the family
Telling them you are going
Someone died, or something ended
Where you are
Anywhere in BC, but a few places have their own page
The practice is virtual and registered across British Columbia, so where you live makes no difference to the session itself. It makes a considerable difference to what is available to you locally, and these are the places where that difference changes what there is to say: the distances in the north, the cost of a ferry, the drive into a regional hub, and how far the search for a counsellor who speaks Punjabi can run.
What is available locally in Punjabi is a different question, and across most of the province the answer is very different, which is why those regions have their own set of pages, each carrying the local census figure it rests on.
Not listed? Nothing changes, everywhere else in BC is served on exactly the same terms, and the page for the nearest listed city will usually still be the closest thing to your situation.
Therapy starts with one conversation.
Book a free 15-minute consultation over secure video. No pressure, just a chance to see if we’re a good fit.
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