Funding Sources
Connecting clients with low cost and free services.
ICBC Coverage
If you've been in a motor vehicle accident, you're eligible for up to 12 counselling sessions within the first 12 weeks—no doctor’s referral required.
Counselling can support recovery from symptoms such as:
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Fear of driving or being a passenger
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Panic attacks, flashbacks, or nightmares
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Insomnia, fatigue, or muscle tension
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Irritability, anxiety, or low mood
At One Journey Clinical Counselling, we use evidence-based approaches, such as EMDR, Trauma-Focused ACT, CBT, and EFIT to help you heal and regain confidence. Your clinical counsellor can request additional sessions beyond the initial ICBC coverage.
CVAP Coverage
You may be eligible if you:
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Were a victim or witness of a violent crime, including physical or sexual abuse
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Are an immediate family member of someone affected by such crimes
Important Notes:
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You can apply even if you’re unsure whether what you experienced is legally classified as a crime
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Reporting the crime to the police is not required to apply
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You may still be eligible even if the incident occurred many years ago
To learn more or to apply, visit the official CVAP website.
Jordan's Principle
Jordan’s Principle ensures First Nations children receive the services they need—when they need them—regardless of where they live in Canada.
Funding is available to support a wide range of health, social, and educational needs, including clinical counselling. Every child’s situation is unique, and services are tailored to their specific circumstances.
Accessibility of Clinical Counselling Services
One Journey Clinical Counselling believes counselling therapy is a service that should be available to everyone who wants to experience its benefits.
For more information about funding, please contact melanie@onejourneycounselling.com