Kathleen Landry is a registered clinical counsellor (MCS, RCC) based in Vancouver’s Deep Cove / North Vancouver area who works with adults, couples, and families whose substance use, and its impact on daily life, has already begun affecting work, relationships, routines, or emotional wellbeing. Her practice blends outpatient counselling, intervention support, and recovery-oriented work so people can engage in change without stepping away from the life they’re still living.
Counselling and Support Tailored to Real-Life Challenges
People tend to come to Kathleen when managing substance use or related stress on their own hasn’t held and consequences are showing up in everyday responsibilities. Her approach involves individual and family counselling that helps people explore patterns of use, emotional triggers, and relational dynamics while building practical insight and coping strategies that can be applied in work, family, and community life.
A Diverse Therapeutic Skill Set That Meets You Where You Are
Kathleen brings 35+ years of counselling experience and a mix of evidence-informed approaches to her work. Her practice includes addiction counselling, interventions, family support, trauma-informed therapy, Bowen family systems work, neurofeedback, and sound therapy, and she also integrates recovery planning with emotional and relational exploration. This breadth helps people address not just substance use alone but the patterns and stressors that surround it.
Integration With Everyday Roles and Responsibilities
Kathleen’s work is outpatient and flexible, accommodating individuals and families who must maintain work, home, and school roles while engaging in recovery and emotional work. Her counselling helps people strengthen insight, navigate family dynamics, and build routines that support steadier functioning in the life they’re still living.
When This Setting Is Typically Used
Her practice often supports adults and families who recognize that substance use, anxiety, or emotional patterns have begun disrupting stability but who need structured, professional guidance that fits alongside existing obligations. It’s particularly suited for people looking to combine counselling, intervention planning, and recovery tools in a way that respects their ongoing roles and responsibilities.
