Edmonton, Alberta · In person & online
South Asian counselling in Edmonton
In-person counselling and social work in Edmonton for South Asian individuals, couples and families — with the option to move online when winter, shift work or childcare makes travel hard.
In-person in Edmonton, Alberta, or online anywhere in the province. Direct billing may be available depending on your insurance plan.
For Edmonton's South Asian families
Edmonton's Indian, Nepali and wider South Asian communities are growing quickly, and so is the pressure on newly arrived families: shift work, housing costs, parents adjusting late in life, and teenagers growing up between two sets of rules.
- Anxiety, low mood, depression and burnout
- Loneliness, isolation and culture shock after moving
- Family and intergenerational conflict
- Marriage, relationship and in-law pressures
- Parenting between two cultures
- Grief, loss and major life transitions
Sessions in your language
Counselling is offered in English, Hindi, Nepali, Maithili, Bhojpuri and Bihari, with an understanding of Punjabi and Urdu.
Fees, insurance and direct billing
Sliding-scale and reduced-fee options are available. In Alberta, direct billing may be available depending on your insurance provider and plan — ask and we will check together.
We speak your language.
Affordability, explained
Care for your mind shouldn't depend on your income.
Fees are kept transparent and flexible so that reaching out is never the hardest part.
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Sliding-scale counselling plus reduced fees for low-income families and those without counselling insurance coverage.
- AB
Alberta: direct billing may be available depending on your insurance provider or plan.
- BC
BC & Ontario: receipts provided to submit to your insurer for reimbursement — dependent on your individual plan.
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Tax note: RSW / RCSW services may qualify as an eligible medical expense for Canadian tax purposes. Confirm with the CRA or your tax professional.
Not sure where to start?
Not sure what kind of help you need?
That's completely okay. A social work consultation is a calm, no-pressure way to figure out what would actually help — and what resources already exist for you.