Kelowna, BC · In-Person & Virtual Across BC
A steadier version of yourself
is closer than you think.
Sarah Larson is a Registered Clinical Counsellor and Vice President of the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors. She specialises in working with teenagers and young adults — and the parents trying to help them.
Are you a teen or young adult feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or not quite yourself?
You don't have to explain everything at once. Sarah works with people 13 and up — meeting you where you actually are.
Are you worried about a teenager who's shut down, anxious, or struggling?
You're not imagining it — and there's a way forward. Sarah helps parents understand what's happening and what actually helps.
About Sarah
A counsellor who genuinely loves working with this age group.
Sarah is a Registered Clinical Counsellor and Vice President of the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors — the body that sets ethical and professional standards for counsellors across BC. She has been trusted by her peers to help shape the direction of the profession.
She works with teens and young adults using a trauma-informed, attachment-based approach — one that takes young people seriously, without pressure or judgment. Her practice is in Kelowna, with virtual sessions available anywhere in BC.
Meet Sarah
Why clients choose Sarah
Experienced. Embedded. Trauma-informed.
Teens and young adults aren't a side offering — they're the entire focus of Sarah's practice. She's spent years developing real expertise in this age group and knows how to reach people who've been told therapy "isn't for them."
As Vice President of the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors, Sarah helps shape the ethical and professional standards the field is held to. She brings that same rigour to her work with every client.
Sarah's approach is rooted in Attachment Theory and Emotionally Focused Therapy — evidence-based frameworks that work especially well for young people navigating anxiety, identity, and the lasting effects of difficult experiences.
"Her warm, collaborative style, rooted in EFT and Attachment Theory, creates real safety for teens, young adults, and anyone exploring their identity or healing trauma."Timothy Harrison Lamont, CCC, MACP — Colleague Endorsement via Psychology Today
CVAP Funding
Counselling may be fully covered for eligible clients.
If you or your teenager have experienced crime or a traumatic event, the Crime Victim Assistance Program (CVAP) may fund your sessions in full. Sarah is an approved CVAP provider and offers direct billing — meaning no out-of-pocket cost for eligible clients.
Learn about CVAP funding
Not sure where to start? Start here.
A free 15-minute phone consultation with no pressure and no commitment — just a conversation to see if Sarah is the right fit.
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