Psychological Services for Teens and Adults
Located in Mission, B.C.
Heritage Family Health
Covid19 update: Ms. Anya Mostrenko will be seeing clients both in office and via telehealth. Dr. Tara Learn will only be seeing clients via telehealth.
Life should be fun, joyous, soul-filling, and beautiful. But, at times, life can be challenging, scary, and overwhelming.
Heritage Family Health is here to help guide you, and your family, through the difficult moments in life.
Our goal is to provide you with the support you need to feel happy, anxiety-free, connected, and fulfilled.
Dr. Tara Learn
Anya Mostrenko, MC, RCC
I am a Registered Psychologist (#1925) with nearly a decade of experience providing therapy to teens and adults. I believe in working closely with individuals to first identify the issues, and then to figure out real-life solutions. My goal is to provide you with respect, support and guidance to help you reach your full potential.
I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors (#18093). As an RCC I believe that each person’s challenges make sense, given their unique circumstances. Counselling supports individuals to heal and transform, so that they may achieve their hopes and dreams for the future. As your counsellor I will work with you to create a collaborative space that is free from shame, blame, or judgment. Through respectful dialogue, I will support you, provide compassion for your experience, and celebrate your successes with you. We will work together as a team, to identify your personal strengths, resources and a plan for moving forward.
Areas of Interest: Anxiety, Depression, Grief and Loss, Infertility, Perinatal Loss (Miscarriage and Stillbirth), Supporting Individuals with Diverse Abilities, Family/Life Stressors, Interpersonal Conflicts, Trauma, Addiction, Systemic Oppression and Social Justice
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) training in progress, supervision with Dr. Marshall Wilensky.
Types of Therapy Offered
Examples of how Heritage Family Health can help
Teens
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build self-esteem
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manage anxiety and depression
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navigate social and academic pressures
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adjust to new family roles and boundaries
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make positive health and wellness decisions
Adults
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anxiety
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deal with past traumas
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manage work stress / return to work (including WorkSafeBC treatment and assessment)
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cope with grief and loss
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reconnect with goals and dreams
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work through tough life transitions
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manage chronic pain and brain injury (including ICBC)
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infertility, perinatal loss
Butterfly Run
Heritage Family Health is proud to be offering online group therapy for individuals who have experienced a miscarriage, stillbirth or neonatal loss. Sessions will be available from November to June, on a bimonthly basis.
To learn more about the program, click here.
For more information about the Butterfly Run, please visit their website; www.butterflyrunvancouver.com
Book an Appointment
Heritage Family Health is happy to chat with you to answer any questions you may have, and to help you book an appointment. You can reach the office at (604)751-6484.
The option to book online to see Ms. Anya Mostrenko is available. Please call the office at (604)751-6484 to inquire about appointments with Dr. Tara Learn.
Office Location and Contact
Heritage Family Health
7327 Horne Street
Mission, B.C.
V2V 3Y5
(in the Mission Midwifery building)
Phone: (604)751-6484 (phone or text)
Frequently Asked Questions
Costs and Fees
Dr. Tara Learn follows the fee guidelines recommended by the British Columbia Psychological Association. Each one hour session is generally billed at $200-$205.
Anya Mostrenko follows the fee guidelines recommended by the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors. Each one hour session is billed at $135.
You can pay via e-transfer, or any credit card. Counselling and psychological services are often covered by extended health care plans. Please contact your benefit provider to determine coverage. If coverage is available, you will pay up front and then will submit your receipt to your extended medical provider.
Clients receiving services via a third party payer (ex: WorkSafeBC, ICBC) do not need to pay for scheduled sessions.
"Often when you think that you are at the end of something, you're at the beginning of something else."
- Fred Rogers