Erin Voith

RCC #20080

Erin Voith is accepting new clients.

Compassionate and Experienced Registered Clinical Counsellor in Vancouver

I’m a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with a Master’s degree in Counselling from McGill University. With over 12 years of experience in mental health and community services, I provide therapy that helps clients feel seen, understood, and supported as they navigate life’s challenges.

My counselling approach is rooted in authentic connection and trust. I believe healing begins when you feel safe to explore your emotions and experiences without judgment. My style is warm, grounded, and genuine, and I bring both curiosity and humour into the therapy room. Together, we’ll explore your story and help you build resilience, deepen relationships, and move towards self-discovery and personal growth.

Therapy for Life Transitions, Burnout, and Grief

Major changes such as the loss of a job, relationship, or health, or simply shifting life directions can leave us feeling disoriented, stressed, or uncertain. I support clients experiencing burnout, grief, and major life transitions to regain clarity and confidence.

Through our work, we’ll develop practical coping tools, process emotional pain, and help you reconnect
with meaning and stability during difficult times. Whether you’re rebuilding after loss or redefining what’s next, you don’t have to face it alone.

Healing from Relational, Attachment, and Childhood Trauma

Much of our emotional pain stems from interpersonal or relational trauma. This can occur within close relationships, whether in family, romantic partnerships, friendships, or workplaces. These experiences can impact how we see ourselves and connect with others, sometimes in ways we don’t immediately recognize.

I help clients heal from childhood trauma, attachment wounds, and relational trauma, providing a supportive space to understand old patterns, set boundaries, and rebuild a sense of agency and trust. My aim is for you to feel more grounded and empowered.

About Me

Outside of work, I spend my time with loved ones, animals, and in nature. I enjoy music and dancing. I’m a committed lifelong learner, seeking ways to contribute meaningfully to the world around me.

I look forward to connecting with you and supporting your journey toward greater self-awareness, growth, and fulfillment.

Erin’s informed consent form can be found here.

Erin offers accessible counselling at $95/50 minute session during quieter office hours – for any client.

erin.voith.counselling@gmail.com

Approaches Used

Existential Therapy, Family Systems Therapy (FST), Harm Reduction Based, Humanistic / Person-Centred Therapy / Rogerian, Internal Family Systems (IFS) – Parts Work, Mindfulness

Specialties and Areas of Practice

Accessible Counselling, Accountability, Addiction, ADHD, Anxiety, Body Image, Boundary Setting, Break-Ups, Burnout, Career Counselling / Work Issues, Childhood Trauma, Communication Skills, Dating, Depression, Emotional Abuse, Emotional Regulation and Anger, Family Conflict, Goal Setting, Grief and Loss, Harm Reduction, Identity, Immigrant Experience, Incest Histories, Interpersonal Challenges, LGBTQIA2S+, Life Meaning and Purpose, Life Transitions, Men’s Health, Motivation, Neglect, Nervous System Regulation, Neurodivergence, Pain Management, Perfectionism, PTSD / Complex PTSD, Relational Trauma, Relationship Issues, Religious Trauma, Self Worth and Personal Growth, Self-Development and Coaching, Self-Esteem, Sex Worker Allied, Sexual Trauma, Sexual Violence, Sexuality and Gender, Shame, Spirituality / Faith Based, Stress Management and Stress Reduction, Substance Use Issues, Transgender / Nonbinary / Gender-Nonconforming, Trauma

Erin Voith is accepting new clients.

How Much Counselling Will I Need?

It depends on what you want. Most clients fall into one of three categories:

One (or two) and done – I just want some advice to move forward on a problem. Cool, just let me know that so I can make sure the session will be focused.
Acute issue – I need some support to resolve an issue, but I don’t want to be in counselling forever. This usually takes 8-12 sessions but could be shorter or longer based on your needs (time, financial, issue complexity). We create the ideal structure together.
Long-term therapeutic relationship – I need a safe space to process life events. Sessions are often booked up to a year in advance so you can count on the structure and support. The topic often changes session to session, but relates back to an overarching theme of self-development, relationship management, or something of that nature.

I can’t tell you which issues fall into which bucket, or guarantee results, because each client is unique. It’s best to let me know which category you think you might fall into, we can check and adjust as needed.

What is your favourite thing about working closely with people every day?

Don’t make me choose one thing! I love discovering my clients, and helping them discover themselves. I believe we all have much more depth than we acknowledge, and it’s exhilarating to uncover parts of ourselves that we hid, or neglected, or didn’t even realize we had! I love hearing stories, being let in on vulnerable moments, and watching growth. It’s really a remarkable, remarkable gift to provide therapy.

What is a personal challenge that you have overcome in your own life?

Every few years a new challenge emerges! A common thread throughout them has been feeling far from myself and others. I’m quite sensitive, but I’d spent the bulk of my life disconnected from my feelings, and therefore disconnected from myself. This has changed dramatically in the last few years, as I’ve learned to tap in, listen to, and honour myself. And of course, I’m still learning what this means and involves.

What have you learned from your work?

I’ve learned that healing, change, and growth are all an ongoing process. By the time you have committed to therapy, your change is often underway, so congratulations! In addition, missteps and mistakes can be important opportunities, and can still take you closer to where you need or want to be. Lastly, connection and acceptance are valuable ingredients for riding the waves of this process.

Last Updated: July 13, 2026 Created: May 6, 2024

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