250-304-5793
Robyn M. Bogue, MOC, RCC (#12793)
Registered Clinical Counsellor
ROBYN BOGUE, MOC, RCC (#12793)
HEALING. GROWTH. HEALTH.
I work with a wide variety of both clinical and non-clinical concerns including but not limited to anxiety, depression and low mood, stress, life transition difficulties, self-esteem, trauma, and other mental health concerns and conditions. I welcome all races, religions, genders and sexual orientations. I am trained in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Emotion-Focused Family Therapy (EFFT), First Responder Health- Occupational Awareness, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Cyber-Counselling, and draw from other therapeutic modalities based on my clients presenting concerns, goals and needs.
My undergraduate degree is in Education from the University of Calgary, and I have a Masters degree in Counselling from Gonzaga University. My career path has always been in helping professions including teaching, Community Living, Acquired Brain Injury, and 8 years as a Child & Youth Mental Health clinician.
I am an approved service provider for:
BC Emergency Health Services (BC Ambulance)
Crime Victims Assistance
I am an endorsed service provider for:
BC Professional Fire Fighters (BCPFF)
Brene Brown
"Today I choose courage over comfort."
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Counselling can help you to:
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Achieve greater peace of mind and happiness
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Improve your self-esteem
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Support happier, healthier, more functional relationships
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Understand yourself better
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Increase overall life satisfaction
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Learn concrete tools that you can use in your everyday life
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Improve career satisfaction and job performance
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Reduce stress, which promotes physical as well as mental health
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Learn new behaviours and/or responses that can help you achieve your goals
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Understand how your thoughts, feelings, and responses impact your life and how to manage them
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Express your feelings and come to terms with new or past experiences
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Develop a more positive outlook and a healthier lifestyle.
“A designation of BC Association of Clinical Counsellors”
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What to expect
Cyber-Counselling
Services are provided virtually by telephone or through a secured clinical platform for telehealth (video) sessions through Jane App and are accessible to anyone throughout the province of British Columbia.
E-Mental Health is the use of any form of technology to provide counselling services. Benefits can include: Physical Distancing: we can meet safely without being in the same room. Convenience: We can meet from the comfort of your home or any other location without a need for you to travel to an office. Effectiveness: Research shows that virtual services are as effective as in-person.
Clinical Counselling/General Counselling
Evidence-based counselling for clinical mental health diagnoses including but not limited to Anxiety Disorders, Depression, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders, Trauma-and Stressor Related-Disorders, Somatic Disorders, Gender Dysphoria, and Other Mental Health Disorders. General counselling can be beneficial for non-clinical concerns including separation/divorce, life changes and transitions, self-esteem, workplace stress, and other challenges and concerns.
Youth Counselling Ages 10-17
Being a young person can sometimes feel overwhelming. Between school family, friends, relationships, and growing up, it's normal to experience challenges that can feel hard to talk about. Counselling offers a safe and non-judgmental space to share what is going on, get support, learn some skills, or get some strategies to manage and cope in different ways.
Some of the things I can help with are:
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Feeling anxious, sad, or stressed
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Friendship or relationship struggles
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Family changes or conflict at home
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Bullying, peer pressure, or school worries
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Low self-esteem or confidence
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Grief, loss, or big life changes
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Big changes, like graduating, changing schools, or moving
🌈 My Approach
Every person is unique.
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For younger kids (10–12): Play, art, and creative activities to help you express feelings in a way that feels natural and comfortable.
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For teens (13–17): Open conversations and activities to help explore emotions, decisions, and goals in a supportive space.
Evidence-based techniques—like mindfulness, creative expression, and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)—are used to help youth build confidence, manage emotions, and develop healthy coping skills.
🏡 Family Involvement
Parents and caregivers are an important part of the process. When appropriate, families are invited to be part of the process—always respecting the youth’s need for privacy and independence.
🤝 Confidential and Supportive
Trust is key. Everything shared in counselling is private, except in rare situations where safety might be at risk. This is explained clearly at the start so everyone feels comfortable and supported and knows what to expect.
Fees and Payment
15 minute consultation: No charge
Individual counselling session (50 min): $120
Extended individual counselling session (90 min): $190
Compact individual session (30 min): $70
** All sessions are either telephone or telehealth (video).
Note: Fee increase for November 01/25
Individual counselling session (50 min): $132
Extended individual counselling session (90 min): $209
Compact individual session (30 min): $77
Extended Health Benefits packages through the workplace may cover the cost of counselling provided by a Registered Clinical Counsellor. Please consult with your workplace Human Resource Department or insurance company.
Fees are due in full at time of service unless being paid by a third party. Fees can be pain by credit card or etransfer.
Resources
Where to look
Youth & Families
As parents and caregivers, you have a critical role in your child/youth's life and mental health. Part of my job is making sure I support you so you can support your child/youth.
It is helpful to parents and kids/youth to have access to resources that support the work that is happening in counselling.
Below are some resources that can be helpful.
Parents:
https://mentalhealthfoundations.ca/
Youth/Kids
First Responders
Public safety personnel have unique needs and stressors that require specific resources, attention, and intervention.
Occupational stress injuries are part of the work. There is support available to resource you and your loved ones in navigating those injuries.
Thank you to First Responder Health for developing an online directory of Occupationally Aware Clinicians. Feel free to access this directory here:
https://firstresponderhealth.org/first-responders
Appointment Availability
Tues: 5:00pm-7:00pm
Wed: 5:00pm-7:00pm
Thurs: 5:00pm-7:00pm
Saturdays: 10am-1pm
All appointments are virtual- phone or video