The Indian Residential School Survivors Society (IRSSS) in collaboration with the UBC Learning Circle will be hosting a conversation on learning about Trauma Informed care and how to help someone who has experienced trauma. This workshop will look at the importance of Cultural Safety when supporting a survivor/student who has experienced the Indian Residential School […]
Join BCACC for Understanding Eating Disorders: Causes, contributing factors, common myths, and how to support someone in recovery. An eating disorder can often go unnoticed. In fact, people with eating disorders may go to great lengths to conceal symptoms and behaviors from others, including loved ones and healthcare providers. This presentation aims to raise awareness […]
Self-compassion is the act of treating ourselves with kindness and acceptance, even in moments of struggle or difficulty. It doesn’t come easily, but with intention & practice it can contribute to our emotional well-being and help us cultivate resilience, inner strength, and a more positive outlook on life. In this session, you'll learn strategies for […]
Beginning high school is a time of change for students and parents alike. This workshop, with time for Q+A, provides families with the information they need to navigate this important transition with confidence. Together, we will cover: academic expectations class schedules navigating new social environments practical tips for parents and teens answers to frequently asked questions Who it’s for: parents […]
When people are not doing well psychologically, presenteeism, absenteeism, morale and productivity are impacted. Wellness in the workplace starts with leadership! As leaders, we must practice what we preach. We not only need to talk about what a psychologically safe workplace is, we need to act in alignment with it. In this workshop, we will […]
On October 10, 2023, people and organizations around the globe will mark World Mental Health Day, an annual awareness and advocacy campaign initiated by the World Federation for Mental Health […]
From feeling undervalued to enduring daily negativity, toxic work environments can leave a lasting imprint on our mental well-being. Dive deep into understanding the hidden mental costs of toxic […]
Early bird registration is now open for BCACC’s 2023 conference, Counselling in a Changing World: Re-imagining our Environments! Taking place at the Hyatt Regency in Vancouver on November 3 & 4, […]
In this one hour presentation, we will discuss 10 strategies for supporting a child with anxiety. These strategies are informed by evidence based intervention with an emphasis on Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) techniques. Although geared towards caregivers supporting a child between the ages of 6-12, the information will hold relevancy for caregivers of older children […]
While some of us look forward to Summer, it can be a very stressful period for others. Some of the top concerns on people’s minds include climate change anxiety, financial worries, and the pressure to make the most of it alI!
If you find yourself sitting with anxiety during the summer, join our FREE webinar led by Dr. Nicole Little, an expert in Radically Open Dialectical Behavior Therapy (RODBT), is designed to give you practical tools to navigate the summer.
Led by an experienced Registered Clinical Counsellor, this session will: Demystify the concept of loneliness in today's interconnected world Address the lasting impact of the pandemic on social isolation Introduce innovative concepts like 'neededness' and JOMO (Joy of Missing Out) Provide simple and actionable strategies to balance out loneliness in ourselves and others. Offer interactive […]
