Come as you are and together we will find an approach that works for you.

Port City Counselling Services is a multi-disciplinary team of independent therapists and clinicians providing mental health services in Saint John/Menaquesk, New Brunswick. Working within a client-centered approach, we offer and provide licensed counselling therapy, nutrition counselling, education, and advocacy.

Check out our listed professionals to see who might be a good fit for you and your unique situation.

Our specialties include but aren’t limited to:

  • Addiction/Harm reduction

  • Anxiety/Depression

  • Grief and bereavement

  • Trauma and secondary trauma

  • Compassion fatigue/Burnout

  • End-of-life/Spiritual distress

  • Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

  • Relationship/Family difficulties

  • Sudden life change/Loss

  • Transgender Health

  • Work related/Caregiver stress

  • Seniors mental health

  • Youth mental health

  • Nutrition counselling

  • Physical and learning “dis”ability

  • Chronic illness/pain

  • Mental health advocacy

  • Play Therapy

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We provide in-person, video, and telephone counselling, supporting a client-centered approach.

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nutrition counselling

Are you looking to find a new relationship with food? Our nutrition counsellor would love to work with you!

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grief support group

Every spring and fall PCCS holds a closed grief support group. We have waitlists if you’re not ready.

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COVID-19 Precautions

In accordance with Public Health, masks are no longer required at our clinic. Please let your therapist know if you are more comfortable wearing a mask. We offer telephone and video services for those who would prefer to remain in the safety of their home.

If you are a client experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, please call as soon as possible to either cancel your upcoming appointment or switch to telephone or video. Stay safe and stay well!

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