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Therapists in Langley

Licensed therapists serving Langley, BC, available online and in person. Watch intro videos, compare credentials and fees, and book a free 15-minute consultation directly.

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Live in Langley? Connect with a therapist in-person or online.

Licensed therapists based and insured in British Columbia. All therapists on PST timezone unless otherwise noted.

Want help finding the right therapist? Call or text us at 778-486-0068
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    Richard Tatomir

    Canadian Certified Counsellor

    • Offers in-person (Langley, BC)
    • Virtual sessions in all provinces and territories.
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    Amy O'Coin

    Master Practitioner in Clinical Counselling

    • Offers in-person (Vancouver, BC)
    • Virtual sessions in all provinces and territories.
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    Christina Faedo

    Registered Professional Counsellor

    • Offers in-person (New Westminster, BC)
    • Virtual sessions in all provinces and territories.
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    Sadaf Naji

    Master Practitioner in Clinical Counselling

    • Offers in-person (Coquitlam, BC)
    • Virtual sessions in all provinces and territories.

Online therapy for you in Langley.

Out-of-province licensed therapists insured to provide online therapy in British Columbia. Timezone availability may vary.

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    Michelle Ryken

    Registered Clinical Counsellor

    • Virtual sessions in BC, ON
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    Mary Stasiuk

    Registered Social Worker

    • Offers in-person (Nanaimo, BC)
    • Virtual sessions in BC, ON
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    Sanofer Ansari

    Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

    • Virtual sessions in BC, AB, MB, NU, SK, YT, ON, NL, NT
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    Polina Sabanova

    Canadian Certified Counsellor

    • Virtual sessions in all provinces and territories.
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    Laura Grohovac

    Canadian Certified Counsellor

    • Virtual sessions in BC, AB, YT, SK, MB
  • Photo of Hao Yen Lim

    Hao Yen Lim

    Canadian Certified Counsellor

    • Virtual sessions in all provinces and territories.
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    Genesis Flores

    Canadian Certified Counsellor

    • Virtual sessions in AB, SK, MB, NL, NT, YT, NU, BC
  • Photo of Linda Ward

    Linda Ward

    Canadian Certified Counsellor

    • Virtual sessions in AB, BC, ON, SK, NT, YT
  • Photo of Joyce Musekiwa

    Joyce Musekiwa

    Canadian Certified Counsellor

    • Virtual sessions in all provinces and territories.
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    Flip Smith

    Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

    • Virtual sessions in all provinces and territories.
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    Jane Whitlaw

    Registered Psychotherapist (Qualifying)

    • Offers in-person (Surrey, BC)
    • Virtual sessions in BC, MB, AB, SK, YT, NL, NT, NU
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    Ashley Ploof-Montano

    Canadian Certified Counsellor

    • Virtual sessions in AB, BC, MB, NU, NT, SK
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Finding a therapist in Langley, BC

Langley is two municipalities, the City of Langley and the Township of Langley. The City describes itself as a 10-square-kilometre urban centre of approximately 35,316 residents, incorporated in 1955 as its own municipality.

Residents of either one face the same first choices: which credential, which approach and what fee. A name and a short bio rarely answer those questions.

First Session therapist profiles include a short intro video, so you can hear how someone speaks before you book. The listings above show Langley-based therapists and therapists from across Canada who are insured to provide online care in BC.

What to know about therapy in Langley

Online and in-person

Langley residents can book online or in-person sessions, and the listings above show who offers what. Online sessions open the field to therapists registered in BC, wherever they are based.

Out-of-province therapists in the second listing are insured to provide online care to BC clients. Extended health plans reimburse online sessions on the same terms as in-person sessions.

Credentials in British Columbia

BCACC says the Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) designation accounts for more than 90% of clinical counselling and psychotherapy practitioners in BC. The BC College of Social Workers regulates social workers, and the College of Health and Care Professionals of BC regulates psychologists.

The College of Health and Care Professionals of BC begins licensing psychotherapists on November 29, 2027. The Ministry of Health says Psychotherapist becomes a protected title on that date.

Cost and insurance

BCACC's 2026 fee guide lists $140 to $155 per 50-minute session for RCCs with under three years of post-master's experience. It lists $155 to $175 at three to five years, and $175 to $225 for specialized services.

Therapists set their own rates. Fees appear on First Session profiles, and receipts support extended health claims.

Public and youth services in Langley

Fraser Health's Langley Mental Health and Substance Use Centre, at 305-20300 Fraser Highway, accepts self-referrals from people aged 19 and older. Foundry Langley, at 20616 Eastleigh Crescent, serves ages 12 to 24 and their families, and says its services are free and confidential.

Foundry says it is not a crisis service. In an emergency, call 9-1-1.

How to choose a therapist in Langley

1Look for named training

Filter by the concern you want help with, then read the bio for named training in the approach. A named course or certificate says more than a long list of interests.

2Watch the intro video

A bio shows training. A video shows tone and pace. Watch two or three, and notice whether you could talk to this person on a hard day.

3Match the designation to your plan

Plans list covered providers by designation, such as RCC, registered social worker or psychologist. Each profile shows the therapist's designation, so you can match it to your plan booklet before booking.

4Use the free consultation

Book the free 15-minute consultation and ask how the therapist would approach your main concern and what the first few sessions look like. Ask about session length, fees and cancellation too.

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Helpful reading

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How we vet our therapists and counsellors

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does therapy cost in Langley, BC?

BCACC's 2026 fee guide lists RCC rates from $140 to $225 per 50-minute session, depending on experience and specialized training. BCACC notes that RCCs may charge more or less.

Fees appear on profiles before you book, so you can compare rates first.

Does insurance cover therapy in Langley?

Coverage depends on your plan and on the therapist's designation. The insurance guide linked below lists RCCs, registered social workers, registered psychologists and Canadian Certified Counsellors among the designations commonly covered across Canada.

Pacific Blue Cross says that from June 1, 2026, members choose from a list of validated providers when submitting counselling claims, and that coverage rules are not changing. Match the designation on the profile to your plan wording.

Can I see a Langley therapist online?

Yes. Therapists must be registered in BC to work with BC clients, and out-of-province therapists on First Session are insured to provide online care here.

The second listing shows out-of-province therapists, and you can filter by timezone.

Do I need a referral to see a therapist in Langley?

No doctor's referral is needed to book through First Session. Fraser Health's Langley Mental Health and Substance Use Centre also accepts self-referrals.

If you are unsure where to start, Fraser Health's Access Line at 1-833-866-6478 is open 7 days a week from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Do the new psychotherapist rules change who I can see?

Licensing of psychotherapists by the College of Health and Care Professionals of BC begins November 29, 2027. The college says eligibility standards have not yet been established.

The Ministry of Health says practitioners who do not meet the criteria may keep using titles such as Counsellor. The designation on each profile shows the therapist's current title.

Do I need to live in the City of Langley to use this page?

No. The City of Langley and the Township of Langley are separate municipalities, and residents of either can use the listings above.

Filter by credential, approach and fee, then book a free 15-minute consultation with the therapists you like.

You deserve more from therapy.

You made the courageous decision to reach your full potential. Find the right therapist to help get you there, and make the most of the time and money you’re investing in yourself.

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