PTSD & Complex Trauma Therapy for
Military, Veterans & First Responders in Coquitlam
Steven Keeler has spent 35 years in clinical practice, working directly with the U.S. Department of Defense as a Military and Family Life Consultant across more than 20 military installations worldwide. He is dual-licensed in Canada and the US, a Clinical Supervisor, and is considered an expert in the treatment of PTSD and complex trauma — work he now brings to veterans, active-duty members, and first responders here in Coquitlam.
Who this is for:
This work is for you if you're a police officer, firefighter, paramedic, active-duty member, or veteran who's carrying more than you talk about — the calls that stay with you, the hypervigilance that doesn't turn off, the distance that's grown between you and the people at home, or the sense that “normal” life doesn't fit the same way anymore.
What the work looks like:
Trauma-informed, clinically grounded treatment for PTSD and complex trauma — not generic talk therapy. Steven understands the culture, the chain of command, the unspoken rules about who you're allowed to be honest with, and the specific silence that often surrounds this work. Sessions are available in-person in Coquitlam or online across BC.
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35 years in clinical practice
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Dual-licensed in Canada and the US
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Clinical Supervisor
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Military and Family Life Consultant, U.S. Department of Defense — 20+ installations worldwide
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Expert in the treatment of PTSD and complex trauma
“Do you work with military members, veterans, or first responders?"
Yes. Steven Keeler has worked with the U.S. Department of Defense as a Military and Family Life Consultant across more than 20 military installations worldwide, providing counselling for active duty members, veterans, and their families through deployment, reintegration, and trauma. He is considered an expert in the treatment of PTSD and complex trauma, and brings that same clinical depth to first responders — police, fire, paramedics — navigating the cumulative impact of the job.