Audrey Wolfe (she/they) is a Registered Clinical Counsellor in British Columbia. With years of experience collaborating with LGBTQ teens and adults, her practice offers a safe and welcoming space for growth, healing, and change. As a trans and queer therapist in BC, she blends anti-oppression, relational, and feminist perspectives to guide you toward queer and trans joy, mental wellness, and trauma recovery.
In your online therapy session for LGBTQ teens and adults, she relies on Narrative Therapy, Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT), and Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST) to address the diverse challenges faced by individuals exploring gender identity, sexual orientation, and societal pressures of living a queer life. Audrey’s approach is characterized by warmth, authenticity, and a deep commitment to empathic, supportive interactions that celebrate your unique path toward restoration and liberation.
Through her adept use of DBT, Audrey furnishes clients with core skills in emotional regulation, mindfulness, and navigating challenges effectively. Her unique approach helps teens manage emotions more effectively, meet basic daily living needs, and improve relationships with confidence and compassion. Additionally, Narrative Therapy enables both teens and adults to refine and utilize their unique voices in ways that reflect their values and aspirations, enhancing self-efficacy, building confidence, and enhancing overall self-worth, leading her weekly or bi-weekly clients toward a more empowered and authentic life.
Online therapy with Audrey is designed to be highly collaborative, adapting to your personal needs and goals. Whether you’re a teen navigating the formative challenges of identity or an adult seeking support in a difficult time in your life, you’ll work together to forge a path that fortifies your healing journey.
Book online therapy for LGBTQ teens and adults, and benefit from a trusted collaborator and co-conspirator to help you forge ahead. Book your first session with Audrey Wolfe, RCC today.
Audrey Wolfe, RCC, is a dedicated online therapist for LGBTQ teens and adults, working from the unceded lands of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh nations of the Coast Salish People. Registered with the BCACC of Victoria, BC, Audrey completed her Master of Arts in Child and Youth Care at the University of Victoria, where she honed her expertise in clinical counselling. Her practice integrates the transformative power of Narrative Therapy and Feminist Theory, tools that empower and validate the lived experiences of her clients. With substantial experience as a Clinical Counselling Intern at Genderoo Counselling and a support worker at the Women Against Violence Against Women, Audrey’s approach is deeply informed by trauma-informed care and the Gender Freedom Model. Her background in social services and prevention work with SACY Youth furthers her compassionate, evidence-based approach to counseling, making her a profound ally and advocate for the queer, trans, and Two-Spirit communities.
Audrey is an experienced queer therapist with a big heart. Recognized for her compassionate and authentic approach, Audrey radiates warmth and empathy in her therapeutic practice, creating a space where you can feel truly seen, heard, and supported. Drawing on her experiences working with LGBTQ+ teenagers and adults, Audrey’s dedication to honouring each person’s distinct narrative shines through, fostering connections beyond traditional therapeutic boundaries. As a cherished colleague of our team at Clayre Sessoms Psychotherapy, Audrey’s commitment to guiding individuals and families through life’s complexities with care and understanding makes her an integral part of our team, helping us to ensure a safe and welcoming space to explore and embrace your journey.
Audrey’s therapeutic philosophy embodies a holistic approach that acknowledges the interconnected nature of emotional, mental, and physical dimensions in every individual’s life. By integrating evidence-based practices with personal insights, Audrey crafts a therapeutic experience that is uniquely tailored to your goals for therapy, focusing on comprehensive recovery and growth pathways that encompass both the mind and body. Central to Audrey’s practice is the revolutionary Gender Freedom Model, which reframes TGNB experiences from narratives of distress to stories of empowerment and self-affirmation. Emphasizing the pillars of Play, Pleasure, and Possibility, this model allows clients to explore gender transitions with joy and confidence, nurturing personal and collective pride. In therapy sessions, Audrey combines principles from Narrative Therapy and Feminist Theory to create a space where clients are empowered to actively participate in their healing journey, leading to sustainable outcomes. Through her client-centred approach, Audrey cultivates a nurturing environment that inspires you to embrace their complete identities within a framework of trauma-informed care, promoting resilience and stability while fostering enduring transformations and holistic well-being. In this accessible and affirming space, you’re encouraged to celebrate your full self as you begin to explore and embrace every part of your unique journey with compassion and support.
Step into a safe and welcoming space for growth, healing, and transformation with Audrey as your guide. With a commitment to empowering individuals through a holistic approach, Audrey tailors each session to meet your unique needs with compassion and authenticity. Drawing from her expertise in anti-oppression, feminist, and collaborative therapy frameworks, Audrey works collaboratively with you to co-create a personalized therapy plan that aligns with your goals and values. By fostering a safe and affirming environment, Audrey invites you to explore your identity, navigate life transitions, and embark on a journey of self-discovery and healing. Embrace this opportunity to engage in a therapeutic experience that reflects your aspirations, encourages personal development, and nurtures your well-being.
Rooted in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Focusing-Oriented Therapy, and Hakomi, which encourage safe and gentle experiential collaboration. This approach aims to strengthen present-moment awareness, felt sense, and agency. We work toward restoration and reclamation.
The Gender Freedom Model (McDaniel, 2021) focuses on Play, Pleasure, and Possibility to support TGNB and questioning folks with practical skills that promote pride and pleasure through a strengths-based, evidence-supported approach for a positive gender transition.
Building on the Trauma-Informed Stabilization Technique by Dr. Janina Fisher, we help you identify the ongoing impacts of past harm. We help you develop new coping strategies that forge a pathway toward stabilization and healing through compassionate and responsive care.
Your therapy sessions may be booked online. This requires you to create a free Jane App account.
Meet weekly or bi-weekly. Due to high demand, Audrey has a limited number of monthly spots.
The full session fee is required when canceling or rescheduling less than 24 hours before your session.
Audrey issues receipts by email for you to submit for reimbursement. She doesn’t directly bill insurers.
$150+GST per 50-minute session for adults and teens (13+). $300+GST for HRT assessments for adults.
25% of our practice is low-cost, and our waitlist is full. View our resources page for low-barrier options.