Rebekah Hatherly

15 min Phone Consultation
No Cost
Individual Counselling
50 min
Sliding Scale: $90-$110 (Waitlist Available)
Standard: $110
Generous: $115+
75 min
Sliding Scale: $130-$160 (Waitlist Available)
Standard: $160
Generous: $165+
Hormone Readiness Assessments
Two 40-minute sessions: $200-$300 per assessment
Please note, my rates will be increasing once I am fully licensed in late summer, early fall.
Location: Virtual
Days and Hours:
- Monday 6:00pm - 9:00pm (Bi-weekly, Virtual)
- Thursday 12:00pm - 6:00pm (Virtual)
- Friday 10:00am - 4:00pm (Virtual)
- Anti-Oppressive
- Emotion-Focused (EFT)
- Expressive Arts
- Exposure Response Prevention (adapted)
- Harm Reduction
- Neurodivergent-Affirming
- DBT
- Narrative
- Parts Work / (IFS) Internal Family Systems
- Play Therapy
- Relational
- Somatics
- Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology, City University of Seattle
- Radical Mental Health First Aid
- Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)
- Institute of Child Psychology: Childhood Anxiety, Helping Children Heal
- Liberation for Littles: Navigating Rising Fascism with Our Kids
Play Therapy Trainings
- Big Behaviours in Small Containers: Trauma Informed Play Therapy Interventions for Dysregulation
- Superheroes and Video Games: Creating Epic Adventures in Child & Adolescent Therapy
- Sand Therapy: A Powerful Tool to Create Safety and Healing for Trauma, Anxiety & More
- Redwood Centre for Children and Families: "Why Are You Copying Me?" Effective Use of Reflection in Child-Centred Play Therapy
OCD Support
- Reimagining OCD Treatment: An Anti-Oppression Approach to Exposure Response Prevention Treatment and Beyond
- Fundamentals of Exposure-Based Therapy for OCD and Anxiety Disorders
- OCD Subtypes: Identification and Treatment
- Identifying and Overcoming Therapist Challenges in Doing Exposure Therapy

Bio

Hello! Thanks for landing here. In my role as a counsellor, my work has been described as collaborative, adaptive and attuned. As a lifelong learner, I enjoy being creative and adapting care alongside clients to co-discover what support can meet each client’s unique worldviews, needs, and goals. My work often draws on curiosity, emotional expression, and inviting self-compassion. I have a background in Biology, Women's and Gender Studies and Early Childhood Education.

Some themes that I often support with (not limited to):

neurodivergence
self-empowerment and compassion
navigating oppressive systems
boundaries and communication
relationships
identity and challenges growing up (for children, youth and all ages)
eco-anxiety and/or climate grief
trauma

At the heart of my work is a deep commitment to social justice. My practice is rooted in intersectional feminism, disability justice, anti-racism and anti-capitalism. I strive to create a space that is trauma-informed, neurodivergent affirming, anti-oppressive, and rooted in harm reduction. I draw from an integrative approach, combining modalities such as Feminist Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy and more. I believe that every person is the expert of their own experience.

In a session, you can expect:

an open space for reflection and self-discovery,
a general check-in of how you are doing,
a curious inquiry around the systems you are navigating,
offerings of grounding skills
and opportunities for creative expression.

A Bit About Me

I identify as queer, cisgender (she/her), aceflux/grey ace. I am a white settler, neurodivergent, and am COVID-conscious. I’ve spent the past eight years on the traditional lands of the Lekwungen-speaking peoples and the W̱SÁNEĆ nations (colonially known as Victoria). I have worked for over 15 years with neurodivergent children and families as a nanny, respite worker and in group settings. When I’m not working, I love journaling by the ocean, making art, spending time in nature, playing with bubbles in my backyard with my neighbours and hanging out with my bunny Luna.

I appreciate you taking the time to read! It would be an honour to connect and learn about how I can best support you.