In Pursuing Health,
Be Unyielding

Don’t let inevitable challenges, irritations, and setbacks rob you of your potential. Take control of your destiny and be responsible for your mental and physical health. 

Spots with our trusted healthcare specialists are limited. Book your appointment today and reclaim your potential in our supportive, serene Okanagan environment.

Our Services

A Path For Healing

Healing isn’t a straight line; it’s a process of showing up, facing what’s difficult, and choosing to move forward one step at a time.

Online Counselling

Get the same direct, supportive guidance from the comfort of your home without compromising depth or effectiveness.

Walk & Talk Counselling

A grounded approach, combining physical movement with therapeutic conversation that helps you think more clearly and feel more at ease.

In-person Counselling

Break free from patterns that keep you stuck. In-person counselling offers a focussed space to explore your thoughts, emotions and habits.

Counselling Formats and Populations Tim Specializes In

We Offer FREE 20-minute Consultations

For new clients, with or without insurance. 

Lead Therapist & Founder

Tim is the Lead Therapist and Founder of Unyielding Health & Wellness. He brings a thoughtful, evidence-based approach to care, grounded in compassion, community, and a shared purpose of facing challenges with honesty and courage. His work is centred on helping clients feel understood, supported, and equipped to move through difficult moments with clarity and resilience.

Qualifications & Accreditations

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I book an appointment?

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A few straightforward things you could do to prepare for your initial counselling session would be to:

  1. Begin with the end in mind. Your goals don’t have to be perfectly clear and can change throughout the counselling process; simply begin to think of the ideal outcome you’re hoping to get out of therapy.
  2. Begin to think of and recount some of the major times in your life where your challenge has gotten in the way, and/or how it affects you today or how it might in the future.
  3. Collect and organize some of the thoughts and beliefs you have about your challenge, and how and why these concerns are presenting in yourself.
  4. MOST IMPORTANTLY: Don’t worry about doing any of these if you don’t feel like it, or don’t know how to start. The most important thing is showing up for yourself. Come on in and your counsellor will be more than happy to help figure out some of these questions and answers with you. That is their role!

There are dozens of different modalities, and everyone is going to align with different ones over others, and that is okay. If you have never been to counselling before, reading up on some of the modalities is certainly beneficial, however we are biased in that we promote what’s called experiential learning. That means engaging in the process of counselling and how you feel during and after a session with a counsellor using a particular modality or mixture of modalities will be by far the best way to find the right one for you. Around 50% of the benefit people have in therapy can be attributed to the relationship you have with your counsellor anyhow; the modality they use is less important than you may think! Many of the modalities and therapies are akin to philosophies of how to “live the good life”. Each one highlights different aspects of human life to prioritize striving toward this goal. One can have tremendous benefit from aligning their natural tendencies or strengths with that of a philosophy that endorses those strengths, while others may greatly benefit more by a philosophy that plays to their weaknesses and fills in the gaps.

Psychotherapy and counselling are not covered by MSP, however they may be covered through a hospital program, mental health team, or through your workplace, school, personal, or family private insurance.

The hourly rate that counsellors charge in BC varies from between $140-$250 per hour. Factors such as experience, specializations, locations, and populations served influence these prices.

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