Counselling & art therapy to change the way you feel

learn how to move through stuck emotions

Are you struggling with the lasting effects of past experiences?

You’re in the right place.

Gabby Bath, a female counsellor, smiling in a blue shirt, she has curly brown hair and glasses.

Hi, I’m Gabby.

I’m here to walk you through:

  • creating space to understand your inner experiences

  • breaking free from negative thought spirals

  • tracking physical sensations to move through and release stuck emotions

  • exploring how your childhood experiences are affecting you now

  • developing ways of coping that don’t lead to further problems

  • finding new ways of interacting with and relating to others

Gabby Bath, MCP:AT, RCC, FOT
she/her pronouns

Gabby, a female counsellor, is sitting on a dark green armchair and smiling while looking off to the right. You can see a lamp and a mug beside her.

As a therapist of Mi’kmaq and English ancestry, I integrate

to help you experience challenges in a new way and move towards balance.

Make yourself comfy here

Office with a yellow couch, blue patterned pillows, fuzzy blanket, beige lamp, and tree ring art on the wall.

602 West Hastings Street
Downtown Vancouver, BC

Client Testimonials

  • "Gabby’s calm energy and friendly warmth made it easy to open up about the things I needed help with. She took the time to really explore my thoughts and emotions and encouraged my own self-awareness."

  • "What I love about working with Gabby is how attentive she is. She isn't there to just listen to me but to make sure I'm comfortable."

  • "My sessions with Gabby have helped me process my struggles with neurodiversity, grief, gender, and identity. The exercises we've done together taught me a lot about focusing on my senses to help center myself and have been incredibly helpful."

Ready to begin?

Gabby is currently accepting new clients*. Start with a free 30-minute consultation to see if we could be a good fit to work together. Bring any questions you have!

*Please note that FNHA funding spots are currently full and have a very lengthy waitlist.