River Stone Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy for children, youth and their families
Clinical Supervision for clinicians
River Stone Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy for children, youth and their families
Clinical Supervision for clinicians
River Stone Psychotherapy is moving
Relocating to Center Wellington, Ontario Summer 2026
River Stone Psychotherapy will be relocating from Fort St. John, BC to Elora, Ontario over the summer of 2026. I will be serving children, youth, and their families in the Centre Wellington area.
As I prepare for this transition, I am no longer accepting new psychotherapy clients in Fort St. John. I will continue to offer virtual clinical supervision across British Columbia.
I am eagerly anticipating the next chapter in Ontario, if you are a family in the Centre Wellington area looking for support, I would love to connect. Please reach out to join my waitlist and I will be in touch as soon as I have a confirmed start date.
Thank you to my Fort St. John clients and community. It has been an honour to serve so many families over the last 6 years here in the Peace Region. I look forward to bringing that same care and dedication to the families of Centre Wellington.
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Child, Youth, and Young Adult Counselling
Julia Hintermeister is a Registered Clinical Counsellor, Approved Clinical Supervisor, and the owner of River Stone Psychotherapy, which proudly serves Fort St. John and the surrounding areas. With nearly 15 years of experience, Julia has been dedicated to supporting children, youth, and families in mental health settings. As an empathetic clinician, she employs a range of child-friendly interventions aimed at facilitating processing and healing. Julia is a trauma-informed therapist with training in various approaches, including Solution-focused therapy, Art Psychotherapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, and Dialectical Behavioural Therapy. She is also a proud member of the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors, and River Stone Psychotherapy operates within the traditional territory of the Dane-zaa people, within Treaty 8.
