Therapy for Addiction & Compulsive Behaviour in BC & Ontario
Break Free from Compulsive Behaviours and Regain Focus, Clarity & Control.
Are Compulsive Habits Interfering with Your Focus, Productivity, or Well-being?
Are you constantly pulled into screens, apps, or habits that steal your time and energy? Whether it’s compulsive gaming, social media scrolling, AI chat interactions, pornography, gambling, shopping or addictive substances, these patterns can leave you feeling distracted, empty, and powerless – like you’re missing out on what truly matters.

Types of Compulsive Behaviours Treated
- Social media & internet overuse
- Gaming
- AI chat dependence
- Pornography
- Gambling
- Shopping
- Substance Use
- Over eating
Understanding Addiction, Compulsion & Dopamine
Many addictive or compulsive behaviours are reinforced by dopamine (the brain’s reward and motivation chemical). Highly stimulating habits can hijack dopamine pathways, making everyday tasks feel less rewarding and increase cravings for compulsive urges.
Therapy focuses on helping you regulate these patterns, regain control over attention and motivation, and build healthy, sustainable habits.

Frequently Asked Questions
You may benefit from therapy if a habit feels difficult to control, takes up more time than you intend, or begins affecting your focus, work, relationships, or wellbeing. Many people seek support when they notice repeated attempts to cut back haven’t worked, when cravings or urges feel strong, or when shame and secrecy start to build around the behaviour. Therapy can help even if you’re unsure whether something is an “addiction”. If it’s causing distress, interfering with your life, or leaving you feeling stuck, it’s worth addressing.
Yes. All online counselling sessions are private and confidential. As an RCC/RP, I follow professional standards and privacy regulations to protect your information.
The length of therapy depends on the behaviour, underlying stressors, and your goals. Some clients begin noticing improvements within a few sessions, while others choose longer-term support to strengthen regulation, focus, and relapse prevention strategies.
Yes. I support adults struggling with excessive internet use, compulsive gaming, social media overuse, pornography, and AI chat dependence. Therapy focuses on understanding triggers, reducing compulsive patterns, restoring focus, and building healthier relationships with technology.
gambling
pornography
gaming
internet / social media
substance use
AI
- shopping
- over eating