About Dr. Caroline DeutschDr. Caroline Deutsch has a Doctorate in Psychology from the University of Leicester, England. She is a Registered Clinical Counsellor with the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors and a Registered Psychologist with the College of Alberta Psychologists. She is also the owner of Nolan Lighthouse Counselling in Victoria, British Columbia.Originally from Ireland, she is down-to-earth and authentic, with a sense of humour. She will work with you to 'unpack' what is going on in your life with patience and kindness. She came to Canada as a professor more than twenty years ago. She enjoyed helping students unravel their thoughts and varied beliefs. Now, as a counselling professional, she is doing the same, exploring clients' thoughts, feelings and actions related to anxiety, depression, stress, grief and loss and other life issues. Caroline enjoys helping people achieve new insights and possible ways of coping with challenges healthily. With extensive experience spanning over a decade, Caroline has worked for Alberta Health Services (University of Alberta Hospital, Royal Alexandra Hospital, Edmonton Kaye Clinic) and as a contractor with the Canadian Armed Forces, counselling and supporting First Responders, Medical and Health Personnel, Military Forces Members, and Educators. She is currently seeing AB clients virtually as a Registered Psychologist and BC clients as a Registered Clinical Counsellor.
In her spare time, Caroline enjoys sports, travel, and walking the family dog, Scotty. |
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Professional DesignationRegistered Clinical Counsellor - BCACC Registered Psychologist - CAP |
Education & QualificationsDoctorate in Psychology - 2019 Registered Clinical Counsellor - 2012 Registered Psychologist - 2019 |
Clinical Counselling ApproachCognitive Behaviour Therapy Integrative Therapy Person Centered |
“Through clinical counselling, I help clients improve their physical, emotional, and mental health. My focus is on connecting with them and establishing a working relationship that helps them discover, explore, and grow through therapeutic approaches and conversations.” |

