Matters of the Mind | Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely: Loneliness and You

Virtual

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 […]

Free

Matters of the Mind | Caregivers and the Teen Years: How to Navigate Your Relationship, Healthy Boundaries, and Conflict

Virtual

The teen years can be a challenging time for both adolescents and caregivers. Are you looking for practical strategies to navigate the complexities of this developmental stage? Join BCACC's "Matters of the Mind" presentation, our free online event offered by experienced Registered Clinical Counsellors. This session will provide valuable insights and resources to help you: […]

Free

Suicide: What to know and how to help

Online BC

This presentation aims to increase our understanding and awareness about suicide: addressing what it means, why some people experience thoughts of suicide, and how we can all help support people who may be struggling. The session covers a broad overview of potential signs of distress, risk factors, and ways to support others compassionately. Attendees will […]

FREE PUBLIC PRESENTATION

Human-Led SEO in the Age of AI Search

Online BC

As AI tools like ChatGPT and AI Overviews transform how people search for information, counsellors and mental health professionals are facing a new digital reality: how do potential clients find you online? In this session, we’ll demystify SEO for the age of AI — focusing on human-led strategies that help your practice show up naturally and authentically […]

Matters of the Mind: Climate Anxiety and Mental Health

Online BC

Climate Anxiety and Mental Health Navigating the feelings, and looking at what can help. Climate anxiety is a term that is being used to describe unpleasant emotions people are experiencing […]

Free
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