Registered Clinical Counsellor

Registered Clinical Counsellors at Waypoint Counselling in Victoria BC.

  • Maria D’Auria

    Maria is a Registered Clinical Counsellor located in Vancouver, BC, where she offers in-person, phone and video counselling to individuals, couples and families. Trained in Europe, US and Canada, she has worked with youth, adults, and seniors, specializing in complex trauma, grief and loss, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), stress management, personality disorders and life transitions in…

  • Vanessa Hutton

    She is a Registered Clinical Counselor in Victoria, BC offering individual and couples counselling in-person and online counselling via phone or video.  She has a specialization in trauma and crisis response and also helps clients with anxiety, depression, career choices, relationship struggles, challenging life transitions, emotional dysregulation, lack of impulse control, anger, ADHD, sleep issues,…

  • Eric Addleman

    Eric Addleman is a Registered Clinical Counsellor located on Vancouver Island who provides telephone and video counselling services for individuals and couples.  Eric specializes in working with individuals who are experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, interpersonal issues, life transitions, identity issues, men’s issues and self-esteem struggles. He also works with couples needing support in their…

  • Rod Horner

    Rod Horner is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) offering individual and couples counselling in Victoria, BC area focusing on issues related to anxiety, depression, separation, divorce, grief, substance abuse, communication, goal setting, career changes, life transitions and more.  He offers individual counselling in-person or by phone or secure video.  Couples counselling is provided in-person. Rod…

  • Jonathan Watters

    Jonathan Watters is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) in Victoria offering online and in-person individual and couples counselling.  He helps clients with depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, phobias, goal setting, goal striving, problematic habits and behaviours, trauma, and more. Jonathan uses a biopsychosocial approach to counselling, meaning he considers biological, emotional, mental, physical, and social aspects…