About Phoebe Liu

Phoebe Liu, BSc, RTC

(she/her), Registered Therapeutic Counsellor

Phoebe is a Vancouver-based therapist serving clients remotely online.

Phoebe offers flexible online therapy options to fit your busy schedule. She is available for virtual sessions anytime, anywhere, so you can receive top-notch support from the comfort of your home or on the go.

Phoebe is a registered therapeutic counsellor with the Association of Cooperative Counselling Therapists. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology from the University of Waterloo and a Diploma in Transpersonal Counselling Psychology.

Phoebe is a first-generation immigrant from China and, in addition to her private practice, has been a flight attendant for nearly a decade. With a passion for supporting individuals and helping them uplevel their life experiences, Phoebe specializes in family/generational trauma, vulnerable communication, grief, loss, self-actualization, and empowerment.

Phoebe's therapeutic approaches include Transpersonal, Family Systems Theory, and Person-Centered Therapy. She believes in the resilience and capabilities of individuals. She views therapy as a journey of self-discovery and growth where individuals can tap into their inner strengths and overcome barriers to their highest, most authentic selves. Phoebe emphasizes the importance of the therapeutic alliance, building trust, and creating a supportive environment for clients to heal and thrive. She creates an accepting and safe space for her clients where they feel heard, seen, and understood. With experience managing relationship difficulties, self-esteem, and grief, Phoebe is dedicated to helping her clients navigate their challenges and find effective solutions.

“One of my main challenges was to know and live my worth. Growing up in an immigrant family with generational loss and emotional trauma, I struggled to acknowledge my needs and establish healthy boundaries. In an effort to find meaningful change and live my potential, I entered therapy.

I engaged in the vulnerable, courageous, and hard work of visiting the forbidden parts of my psyche and processed the uncomfortable feelings of abandonment, shame, and grief. When I learned about my family history, I found compassion for myself and my family. I broke transgenerational cycles. Going through this process changed my life. I now live an empowered, thoughtful, and aware life and am a present and valued member of my family system and community.”

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