As a parent or guardian, it’s difficult to solve everything alone - especially when you’re already doing so much.
Whether your child is struggling with emotional and behavioral issues, or perhaps you’re feeling unsteady as you navigate a hard time in your life, our child and family therapists in Langley are here to support you. With care and curiosity, we listen, explore, and provide research-based methods to improve your mental health and well-being.
Specializing in children and family dynamics, work with our therapists to build stronger relationships, overcome symptoms like angry outbursts, lack of focus, feelings of stress and fear, and learn new ways to cope with life’s many challenges.
Meet Our
Langley Therapists
A Convenient Location
Our Langley office is conveniently located at 8661 201 St, Langley Twp, V2Y 0G9. It's easily accessible, right off Highway 1, and free parking is available.
Proudly servicing:
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Langley
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Fort Langley
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Surrey
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Cloverdale
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Abbotsford
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Aldergrove
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Maple Ridge
Our Office
Our Values
Our practice is centered on warmth, curiosity, courage and connection.
At Strong Ties, we believe in creating safe and supportive environments in which our clients feel cared for and deeply listened to. Working together, you can expect a non-judgemental and encouraging atmosphere to rediscover what already makes you great. We also strive to discover what lies behind the behaviours of your child or partner, as understanding is one of the key pillars for positive change.
With practical tools and resources, our goal is to empower you to navigate challenges and help you build a deep sense of balance and connection - both to yourself and those around you.
Counselling Methods
We target our methods to you. However, most of our interventions are based on:
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Child-centered Play and Expressive Therapy
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Synergetic Play Therapy
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Emotionally Focused Family Therapy
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Attachment and Development Theories
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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
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Solution-Focused Therapy
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Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT)
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Family Systems Theories