REGISTRATION NOW OPEN We invite you to join us for BCACC's 2025 Annual General Meeting. The meeting will be hosted online through Zoom. Presenters will be live, and members will […]

What does it mean to be a refugee? What are the experiences of living through war, fleeing violence, and resettling in a faraway country where you must learn to live […]

Ready to feel more comfortable addressing sexuality with your clients—even if they don’t bring it up themselves? This practical, interactive workshop arms clinical counsellors with the skills and confidence to make sexuality a normalized part of therapy. Register Now WATCH A CLIP FROM A PREVIOUS SESSION, (Which was live) https://vimeo.com/1124975687 What You’ll Learn: Approaches for […]

An Interactive Workshop that Brings Ethics to Life Ethical decision-making is central to our work, but for many, the guidelines and codes learned during graduate studies can fade into the background. This workshop is designed to bring those tools back into focus, showing how the BCACC’s Code of Ethical Conduct, Standards of Practice and decision-making […]

Integrating research with compassionate practice Demand Avoidance-sometimes described as a PDA profile-is a growing topic of interest for clinicians seeking to deepen their understanding of the diversity of experiences within the autism spectrum. Rather than viewing these behaviours as oppositional or problematic, this workshop invites participants to consider demand avoidance as a way to communicate […]

Supervision of supervision is a reflective space where supervisors examine their own supervision practice, receiving feedback and support. This process helps supervisors clarify their model for supervision, refine their interventions, understand how their values and identities shape their work with supervisees and deepen their inner wisdom. Regular Supervision of Supervision practice strengthens supervisory confidence, deepens […]

Join us for a meaningful conversation with Len Pierre (Len Pierre Consulting) and Azadeh Miley, RCC, ACS, as they explore emerging processes in decolonizing clinical applications in agency and organizational settings. Azadeh and Len have worked together to examine practices within the Health Authority, exploring how agencies can address colonial frameworks embedded in clinical processes. […]

Many autistic adults arrive at our offices already impacted by years of navigating a world not built for them, depleting their energy through masking, and struggling within systems meant to support them. This workshop offers you, as an RCC, a deeper understanding of what neuro-affirming care truly is. Many practitioners believe they're offering neuro-affirming care […]