Counselling & Consultation
There is no charge for counselling services offered at Community Connections.
The professional counsellors at Community Connections are committed to building constructive and collaborative partnerships with individuals and families seeking support. Our practice is inclusive, client-centered and sensitive to culture, gender and spirituality.
Counselling services provided at Community Connections include individual, family and group. We work with challenges such as:
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Sexual, Physical and Emotional Abuse
• Parent/Child Conflict
• Addictions
• Stress
• Loss/Grief
• Separation/Divorce
• Relationships
• Violence
• Sexuality
• ADHD
The services provided by the professional counsellors at Community Connections are grounded in principles of a collaborative approach to working with individuals, families and groups.
Children and youth are confronted with many social and emotional issues everyday. Some problems are simply part of growing up while others may be the result of troubling or traumatic experiences.
Community Connections offers a range of services to children and youth, including:
Recreational/Events:
Healthy social opportunities are provided to youth with a focus on participation in arts and cultural activities.
Skill Development Programs:
Children and youth are given opportunities to develop skills including:
• Life Skills
• Social Skills
• Independent Living Skills
• Job Preparation Skills
Therapeutic Programs:
A range of therapeutic services are provided:
• Individual Counselling
• Family Counselling
• Group Counselling
• Adventure Based Learning
The professional staff at Community Connections provide educational/consultation services to the community including workshops and seminars addressing a variety of issues/topics such as:
• Women’s/Men’s Health
• Parenting
• Dealing with Separation/Divorce
• Managing Conflict
• Self Defense
• Dating Violence
• Healthy Relationships
Counselling services are supported by the Government of British Columbia through the Ministry of Children and Family Development and Ministry of Community Services as well as contracted Employee Assistance Program Providers.