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Individual, Relationship, and Family Counselling in Vancouver and Online Across BC. Offering support in English and Mandarin.
At Love Heals Counselling, Jenny provides a warm, inclusive space where individuals, couples, and families can work through these challenges, heal emotional wounds, and rediscover meaningful connections with themselves and others.
Grounded in an anti-oppressive, trauma-informed, and attachment-based approach, Jenny tailors support to honor your unique experiences and values. Together, we’ll explore your strengths, foster resilience, and create a pathway toward healing and personal growth.
Hi there, I’m Jenny Hsuan Fang Hsu, a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) based in Vancouver, BC.
As a BIPOC, queer, and female-identified therapist, and an immigrant from Taiwan, my lived experiences shape how I understand and connect with the people I work with.
I see myself as a wounded healer — someone who understands that healing is not about being “fixed,” but about gradually developing awareness, strength, and self-compassion.
Having gone through my own recovery from chronic pain and life challenges, I’ve come to appreciate that healing takes time, patience, and support.
I work with individuals, partners, and families from diverse backgrounds, including Asian, immigrant, and LGBTQ+ communities. Together, we create a safe space to explore emotions, navigate relationship and family challenges, make sense of identity and life transitions, and reconnect with your inner resilience.
If you’re here, something in your life may not feel quite right.
That doesn’t mean anything is wrong with you.
Maybe you’ve been feeling stuck,
or not quite like yourself lately.
You might notice yourself feeling more easily upset or irritable,
especially around people close to you.
And at the same time,
trying to make sense of your emotions
while also feeling a sense of loneliness.
You may find yourself going through the same patterns in your relationships,
even when you’re really trying.
Or feeling pulled between your own needs
and what your family or culture expects from you.
You may be holding a lot on your own,
without really having a space to let it out —
especially if there isn’t someone you feel safe talking to.
You might be trying to make sense of your identity,
your sexuality, or where you belong,
while feeling unsure how to talk about it with others.
Or you may be recovering after a car accident,
while also dealing with the emotional impact that comes with it.
Sometimes, it’s just a sense that something feels off —
but you don’t quite have the words for it yet.
You don’t have to hold all of this on your own.
Therapy can be a space to slow down,
to breathe,
and to gently make sense of what you’ve been carrying.
A space where you can explore your thoughts and emotions,
gain clarity,
and feel supported in a way that fits you.
If this resonates with you,
you’re welcome to start with a free 20-minute consultation.
A simple first step — to see if this feels like the right space for you.
Feeling stuck in patterns or not being heard and seen
Holding too much for too long and not knowing how to slow down.
Exploring who you are in a safe and affirming space.
Navigating expectations, differences, and a sense of belonging.
Trying to keep up while feeling exhausted inside.
Support for both the emotional and physical impact after an accident.
You might feel stuck in your relationships, even when you really care about the people in your life.
It can be hard to express what you need, or you may find yourself going through the same patterns again and again.
What we can work on together
Understanding your emotions in a way that feels clear and manageable
Noticing patterns in your relationships and where they come from
Working through past experiences that still affect you today
Finding ways to express yourself more openly and feel more like yourself again
How I work
I use Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), a gentle and structured approach that helps you understand your emotions and create meaningful change.
We move at a pace that feels right for you—creating a space where you can slow down, feel understood, and begin to shift what’s been feeling stuck.
Sometimes life can feel heavy, even when from the outside it looks like you’re holding everything together.
Your mind keeps replaying things. You may find yourself worrying about work, going over conversations that didn’t go the way you hoped, feeling tension in your relationships or family, or questioning whether you're making the right decisions. You might feel pulled in different directions, carrying expectations from others, while quietly holding stress that no one else seems to notice.
At times, you may feel stuck, disconnected from yourself, or unsure where life is heading — even as you keep moving forward.
If this resonates, you don’t have to carry everything on your own.
Individual counselling offers a private and supportive space where you can slow down, talk things through, and begin to make sense of what you’re experiencing — without judgment or pressure to have everything figured out.
Many people I work with have been carrying a lot on their own for a long time. If any of the experiences below resonate with you, feel free to click the icons below to explore the areas I support and learn more about my specialties.
My practice is especially welcoming to Asian and immigrant communities, Mandarin-speaking clients, and LGBTQ+ folx. Many of the people I work with are navigating cultural expectations, identity, relationships, and the pressure of balancing different parts of their lives.
I also support individuals recovering from motor vehicle accidents and ongoing pain, with ICBC direct billing available.
Sessions are available in English and Mandarin, in person in Vancouver (Fairview / West Broadway) and online across British Columbia, with evening and weekend availability. Many extended health plans also cover counselling services.
If you’re wondering whether counselling might be helpful, the first step is simply to connect. You’re welcome to book a free 20-minute consultation to see if working together feels like a good fit.
Jenny Hsuan Fang Hsu is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) providing individual counselling in Vancouver and online across BC, offering culturally responsive therapy in English and Mandarin for stress, life transitions, relationship concerns, identity exploration, and ICBC accident recovery.
When the same conflicts keep repeating, relationships can start to feel heavy and distant. You may feel stuck in negative patterns, misunderstood, or unsure how to reconnect — even when you care deeply about each other.
Using Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), an evidence-based approach for relationship counselling, I help partners understand the deeper emotions behind reactions and move from blame, withdrawal, or defensiveness toward emotional safety and connection.
Many partners are also navigating life transitions, work stress, cultural differences, family or in-law pressure, or different expectations around commitment, roles, or parenting. These challenges can create distance even in strong relationships.
My practice is especially supportive for intercultural and mixed-race partners, Asian and immigrant communities, first-generation couples, Mandarin-speaking clients, and LGBTQ+ relationships.
Relationship counselling is available in English and Mandarin, in person in Vancouver (Fairview / West Broadway) and online across British Columbia, with evening and weekend appointments available.
Jenny Hsuan Fang Hsu is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) providing Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) for relationship counselling in Vancouver and online across BC, specializing in intercultural couples, immigrant and Asian communities, Mandarin-speaking clients, and LGBTQ+ partnerships.
Family relationships matter deeply — but when communication breaks down, tension, misunderstandings, or emotional distance can grow. Conversations may turn into conflict, silence, or frustration, leaving everyone feeling unheard or disconnected.
Many immigrant and first-generation families struggle with cultural and generational differences. Parents and adult children may care deeply for each other, yet feel caught between different values, expectations, and ways of expressing love.
I specialize in supporting adult children and their first-generation immigrant parents as they navigate independence, boundaries, life choices, and changing family roles. I also support families having difficult conversations around identity, sexuality, relationships, or the coming-out process.
Family counselling provides a safe space to slow down, improve communication, and better understand each other’s emotions and perspectives. Together, we work toward rebuilding trust and creating more respectful and supportive connections.
Sessions are available in English and Mandarin, in person in Vancouver (Fairview / West Broadway) and online across British Columbia, with evening and weekend appointments available.
Reaching out can feel hard — I truly understand.
But it’s also an important first step toward feeling supported and grounded.
If you’re ready — or even just a little curious — let’s connect.
I’m happy to answer your questions or help you set up a
free 20-minute consultation so you can get a sense of what working together might feel like.
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My therapy office is conveniently located in Vancouver’s Fairview / West Broadway neighbourhood — a central and welcoming location for in-person sessions.
#24 – 1089 W Broadway
Vancouver, BC V6H 1E5
Easily accessible by SkyTrain and bus, with nearby street and paid parking options.
Prefer online counselling? I also offer secure virtual sessions across British Columbia and in other Canadian provinces where RCC services are recognized.
Located on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations.
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