Inclusions counselling
Everyone Welcome
Some people feel they may not be heard if they don’t conform to society’s expectations regarding, shape, colour, religion, culture, gender identity, or sexuality. Inclusions Counselling offers a safe environment to speak freely to a counsellor who can help you navigate through life’s challenges
131 Alberni Highway,
Parksville, B.C.
Finding support and affirmation.
“Welcome, and thank you for finding your way to Inclusions Counselling.
Some people seek counselling to lessen stress and anxiety or would like assistance regarding stresses discovered during the pandemic. Others might feel stressed by societal issues regarding mistreatment of visible minorities or the recent revelations of residential school atrocities.
Some people with visible and/or invisible disabilities may deal with issues regarding the accessibility of physical spaces or social challenges. Others are only now coming to terms with their sexual or gender identities and how to navigate their world with these new understandings. Everyone deserves to feel safe and secure in their own environment, including you.
People seek counselling for reasons as varied as the beautiful shifting tidal sands of Parksville Beach, located just a few blocks from our door.
Inclusions Counselling is here to help!
Our Covid 19 Procedures
For In-House Visits
What you need to know.
Updated, November 12, 2024–There are no current public health orders restricting in-person visits, masked or unmasked. This office will abide by all BC Public Health Orders as required if conditions change. If you are sick, please let me know as soon as possible to change an appointment. If you arrive with a mask on, I will wear one too. If I have been ill with a communicable condition, I will wear a mask. It is your choice to wear one or not.
For more information regarding BC’s Covid 19 Public Health Order, please visit https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/covid-19/info/restrictions.
“I approach counselling with cultural and trauma awareness, an understanding of LGBTQIA2+ issues, and alternative relationship styles including kink and polyamory. More than anything, my wish is to help people feel more comfortable with who they are in their own skin.”
Ross Jenkins, MA (he/him)
Counsellor, CCC, RCC #19406
Certified Sexual Health Educator
Inclusions Counselling
131 Alberni Highway
PO Box 1369 Parksville, BC V9P 2H3
250-586-5508
Monday – Friday
By appointment only!
A designation of
BC Association of Clinical Counsellors