Making Counselling and Psychotherapy Accessible in Yukon
At a time when mental health care is more important than ever, we are here to provide Yukon residents with easy access to professional online therapy. Whether you're dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, or navigating gender and sexuality issues, our trauma-informed, anti-oppressive therapy services are designed to help you make lasting, positive change.
Adam Terpstra (he/him)
Clinic Director
Why Choose Online Therapy?
Our secure, convenient online sessions (via video or phone) allow you to access therapy from the comfort of your own home, eliminating barriers like travel or scheduling conflicts.
Click here to learn more about how online therapy works.
Our Services
Individual Counselling and Psychotherapy
Confidential one-on-one sessions to support mental health, personal growth, and emotional well-being.
Secondary Assessments for Transition-Related Surgery
Clinical assessments to support access to gender-affirming surgeries, in line with provincial healthcare guidelines.
Relationship Counselling
Therapy for partners looking to improve communication, resolve conflicts, and strengthen their relationship.
Non-Insured Benefits (NIHB) for First Nations and Inuit
No-fee Counselling and Psychotherapy for eligible First Nations and Inuit clients available under the NIHB / IRS program, exclusively provided by Adam Terpstra
Indian Residential Schools Resolution Health Support Program
Trauma-informed mental health support for former Residential School students and their families, funded by the IRS RHSP.
Our Clinicians
Our Areas of Focus
Addiction
ADHD
Anger
Anxiety
Autism
Coping Skills and Strategies
Depression
Eating Disorders
Grief
LGBTQ+ Support
Life Transitions
Mood Disorders
Non-Monogamy
OCD
Personality Disorders
Postpartum
Psychedelic Integration
PTSD
Relationship Issues
Self-Esteem
Self Harm
Sex Therapy
Spirituality
Stress
Suicidal Ideation
Trans and Non-Binary
Trauma
Online Sessions Available
We offer flexible, online counselling and psychotherapy services designed to meet your needs, no matter where you are in Yukon. Connect with our clinicians from the comfort of your home, on your schedule.
Get in touch!
Feel free to email us or simply send your question using the contact form below.
📞 867-687-3463
📧 info@yukoncp.ca
Cancellation Policy
When you book a session, your clinician reserves their time for you. In the event that you will be unable to keep an appointment, please notify your clinician at least 24 hours in advance, so that someone else may utilize the time. Similarly, when your clinician is unable to keep the appointment with you, they will give you more than a 24-hour notice and rebook to another date and time.
In the case whereby you are unable to provide 24-hour cancellation notice (e.g., you cancel an appointment on the day of the appointment [i.e., the same day] or do not show up for a scheduled appointment), unless for emergency reasons (e.g., medical or family emergencies), you will be charged the fee for your session and payment will be required at your next scheduled session.
Note: Employee Assistance Programs and other insurance-based programs will not reimburse you, the client, for missed appointment costs.
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Website:
https://www.crisisservicescanada.ca
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Telephone
988 (24/7/365)
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Text
Send a text to 988 (4pm - midnight, Eastern Standard Time); Standard Text Messaging Rates Apply
Land Acknowledgement
Yukon Counselling and Psychotherapy operates on the traditional territories of the Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in, in Dawson City, and the Kwanlin Dün First Nation and the Ta’an Kwäch’än Council, in Whitehorse. We acknowledge with respect and gratitude the longstanding relationships that Indigenous peoples have with these lands and waters, and we commit to ongoing learning and responsibility in the spirit of reconciliation.
We recognize that Indigenous communities experience higher rates of mental health issues and we strive to offer mental health services that are culturally informed and mindful of the specific issues impacting Indigenous communities. We strive to increase accessibility to mental health services through our collaborative work with NIHB / IRS RHSP and our federal charity Bridging With Support.
We acknowledge that many past and current counselling practices have been impacted, influenced, and shaped by colonialism. Through continuing education and supervision from Indigenous leaders in our field, we hope to continue our healing contributions to Indigenous populations of Canada.