Nicole Chambers Counselling

Nicole Chambers Counselling Nicole is a proud member of The Association of Cooperative Counselling Therapist of Canada and holds a Registered Therapeutic Counselling designation.

A few things I say all the time in session.Tiny reminders for big feelings. If one of them lands, that’s on purpose.
12/10/2025

A few things I say all the time in session.
Tiny reminders for big feelings. If one of them lands, that’s on purpose.

Does your family do elf on the shelf? When my daughter was young, we started this tradition. We adapted some of the “rul...
12/03/2025

Does your family do elf on the shelf? When my daughter was young, we started this tradition. We adapted some of the “rules” and made an our own. Now with a nearly 16-year-old, our elf lemon, still pops by every year.

Feel free to share your elf ideas below.

I caved this year- Elf on the Shelf December 8, 2013 Over the last few years I’ve seen Pinterest, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram be polluted from photos of a little red elf hiding in homes and making messes. Up until this year I was not interested in A) cleaning up after the little thing B) remem...

In 2013, you’ll attend your very first birth.Years later, that baby will become an artist and they will paint you a pict...
11/27/2025

In 2013, you’ll attend your very first birth.
Years later, that baby will become an artist and they will paint you a picture. You’ll hang it in your counselling office because it means everything.

When I was a new counsellor, a mentor told me to always keep one grounding piece of art in my office… something to look at when the stories get heavy.

This is mine. And it feels full circle in the best way.

I finally finished my last day in Regus! Next week is the start of  It’s been a meaningful chapter, but it’s time to ste...
11/20/2025

I finally finished my last day in Regus! Next week is the start of

It’s been a meaningful chapter, but it’s time to step into a space that aligns more fully with the work I love doing. Change is always a mix of emotions, so here’s my little goodbye-and-hello list:

What I’ll Miss:
• The amazing reception team
• Some of the lovely Regus practitioners
• The pigeons who landed on my window sill

What I won’t Miss:
• Packing my lamp, clock, art, supplies, games, computer… every. single. day.
• Toilets that don’t flush (enough said)
• The rent cost
• Paying for parking
• The unpredictable heat/AC
• Whoever makes popcorn in the shared microwave (you live boldly)

What I’m Excited For:
• Mid-shift adjustments
• Vitamins + supplements at my fingertips
• Working alongside community leaders in perinatal care
• A truly kid-friendly environment

Here’s to new beginnings, aligned spaces, and feeling more at home in my work than ever.

I’m feeling so grateful and humbled. Nicole Chambers Counselling has been voted an A-List Winner from  Thank you to ever...
11/02/2025

I’m feeling so grateful and humbled. Nicole Chambers Counselling has been voted an A-List Winner from

Thank you to everyone who took the time to vote, share, and support local counsellors and small businesses in our community. Your encouragement truly means the world.

As I prepare to move into a beautiful new space later this month, I’m filled with gratitude for the continued trust this community places in me. I’m excited to welcome both new and returning clients- children, teens, parents, and perinatal families into this next chapter.

Thank you, Maple Ridge & Pitt Meadows, for your ongoing support and care.

🌿 Exciting News! 🌿Big changes are on the horizon! I’ll be moving into a new counselling space at the end of November, at...
10/30/2025

🌿 Exciting News! 🌿
Big changes are on the horizon! I’ll be moving into a new counselling space at the end of November, at and with that comes room to welcome new clients!

If you’ve been thinking about starting counselling or returning to it, this is a wonderful time to reach out. I work with:
✨ Children & Teens
✨ Pregnant & Postpartum Individuals
✨ Parents navigating all stages of family life

I’ll have daytime, after-school, and evening appointments available to make scheduling a little easier for busy families.

Here’s to new beginnings and continued growth. I can’t wait to welcome you into the new space.

A Wave of Light On November 15 at 7 PM, I’ll be lighting a candle in remembrance of the babies gone too soon.This small ...
10/15/2025

A Wave of Light

On November 15 at 7 PM, I’ll be lighting a candle in remembrance of the babies gone too soon.
This small act creates a wave of light that connects families and communities around the world who hold space for love, grief, and remembrance.

Whether your loss was recent or long ago, you’re not alone in this moment of reflection.
Light your candle, take a breath, and know that your love continues to ripple outward.

Great Program!
10/10/2025

Great Program!

We spent the day kneeding, rolling, and shaping clay. It release tension, much like stress balls or fidget tools.
08/19/2025

We spent the day kneeding, rolling, and shaping clay. It release tension, much like stress balls or fidget tools.

08/11/2025

Have you seen our poster around town? If you see our Butterfly Run poster, take a selfie, tag us and share your team name! The Butterfly Run is less than 2 months away and we want to see you there!⁠



📚 First Time Starting High School? Here’s How to Prepare Together 💬⁠⁠Starting high school is a big transition—new teache...
08/10/2025

📚 First Time Starting High School? Here’s How to Prepare Together 💬⁠

Starting high school is a big transition—new teachers, more independence, and a lot of unknowns. As a parent or caregiver, you can support your child’s confidence and resilience with a few intentional steps:⁠

1️⃣ Practice opening & closing your lock 🔐⁠
Mastering a combination lock before school starts can reduce anxiety and increase independence. It’s a small step that builds big confidence.⁠

2️⃣ Build up resiliency 💪⁠
Talk about challenges as learning opportunities. Mistakes, mix-ups, and rough days are all part of the journey—and they don’t mean you’re doing it wrong.⁠

3️⃣ Encourage self-advocacy 🗣️⁠
Support your teen in identifying when they need help and how to speak up. Even rehearsing what to say to a teacher or counsellor can help them feel more prepared.⁠

4️⃣ Practice asking for help 🤝⁠
Normalize not knowing everything. High school students are expected to take more initiative, so asking questions is a key life skill—one they’ll use far beyond school.⁠

5️⃣ Check in often (but not constantly) 🧠❤️⁠
Let your teen know you’re there for them. Ask how things are going without always trying to fix it. Just listening can go a long way.⁠

High school is a new chapter for your child and for you. Preparing together helps everyone start strong.✨

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Maple Ridge, BC

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