Their team includes supervisors who oversee between 150 and 275 part-time counsellors, social workers, and interns in practicum placements. They’ve delivered over 22,000 sessions last year, with about 15,000 being free.
They’re explicitly committed to anti-oppression, anti-racism, BIPOC-friendly, low-barrier care — welcoming folks of all identities, languages, backgrounds, and economic realities. You’ll find them offering individual, couples, family, group, and coaching/psychoeducational supports.
Their fee model adapts:
$50 individual / $65 couples for no-wait sessions with registered counsellors
~$20 (or less) for intern-led sessions with wait times, and “pay what you can” options for those with low income.
To reach them: go to their intake page via movingforward.help, email hello@movingforward.help, or call/text 778-321-3054.
FCAA isn’t just an arts organization—it’s a local anchor. They offer affordable space to artists, run workshops, and help keep Fernwood’s creative heartbeat steady. When the city changes fast, they make sure there’s still a place for collaboration, story, and connection.
It’s a philosophy that feels pretty familiar to us. Third Space believes wellbeing is bigger than any one practice, and that community and connection belong alongside the ways we care for our bodies and minds. They’re creating space for people to explore what wellbeing looks like for themselves — accessible, connected, and with room to show up as you are.
It’s part community circle, part social experiment: show up, meet new people, make something together, maybe find your next collaborator or friend. Gatherly is what happens when you turn isolation into invitation—connection, by design.
More than a business, Sage Artistry creates connection — giving people a way to honour heritage, support Indigenous makers, and bring beauty rooted in lived history into their daily lives. You can explore their work and connect directly through Instagram @sageartistry.ca.
