VLG Counselling is owned and run by Veronica Greer RPC-c in Victoria BC, Canada. Serving those who need help and specializing in the LGBTQ Community and their needs.
About Us
About our Offices:
Our main office is located inside the Regus Offices in beautiful downtown Victoria, just steps from the inner harbour. We have a second satellite location on the Westshore (Colwood) in the Coastal Offices. Both of our offices are considered welcome and supportive safe spaces to everyone, no matter who you are. We look forward to seeing you, and we hope you do as well.
Counselling Services »
Home Support Services »
Main Office Location —
200-535 Yates Street
Victoria BC, Canada
Phone: (778) 676-3560
About the Practice:
VLG Counselling was originally started by Veronica Greer in Oak Bay in the spring of 2019. The practice was started with the specific intent of being able to provide specialised therapy and support to the LGBTQ2SIA+ and Neurodivergent communities while being a safe space for anyone who needs it. We now have several counselling therapists and a support staff member in our practice, and we can’t wait to continue growing.
We have had several student therapists in our practice, and we hope to hire some permanent therapists as our client base continues to grow. Since March of 2023, we have been located at our downtown office at 535 Yates Street (in the Regus offices), with a satellite location on the Westshore for those who need it.
Our Expansions:
In September, we launched our Home Support Services division, which provides support to people living independently who need assistance at home (CLBC or Autism BC funding is accepted).
Our practice is happy to provide a variety of services, including trauma counselling, relationship therapy, gender and sexuality counselling, DBT skills groups, career counselling and planning, Grief and Loss support groups, and more, with more services being added as needed.
We are grateful and proud to be located on the traditional and unceded territories of the Lkwungen (Lekwungen), Songhees, Esquimalt and WSANEC peoples. We recognise the harms of racism and colonisation, and actively work to decolonise approaches to mental health and healthcare.