With winter holidays and events around the corner, we’re heading into a season of increased social activities. This can bring about feelings of joy & connection, but can also lead to stress around family dynamics and expectations.
But it does not need to be like that.
We invite you to join us in a Matters of the Mind presentation where Ashleigh Keizer, Registered Clinical Counsellor, talks about healthy boundaries during the holidays.
Who is this event for?
This event is open to everyone!
We will explore:
• what boundaries are,
• who they are for
• and why they are healthy.
We’ll explore some myths around setting boundaries for yourself and how to manage emotions. We’ll also look at implementing and thriving with healthy boundaries.
Attendance information:
This event is offered online through Zoom.
The online 12-Week Group Music-Integrated Therapy Training program can transform your clinical work! You will learn how to bring the benefits of music to your practice using a client-centered, creative, and personal approach!
It’s comprehensive training for mental health practitioners who desire a group learning environment and engagement with your cohort. You’ll attend weekly group instructional meetings where you’ll experience clinical-musical work first-hand, ask questions that pertain specifically to your practice, and learn from others’ experiences.
Learn more: https://seabrookmusictherapy.thinkific.com/courses/Winter2023-Group-Training
Are you a BCACC member who has burning questions about Bill 36 and how it affects you?
Join Michael Radano, BCACC CEO, and Britta West, BCACC Board President, for a Lunch & Learn Town Hall to get informed about the move towards regulation of clinical counselling.
We’ve divided this Town Hall over two sessions (2nd date TBA) to ensure we can adequately cover the many topics and questions.
For background information to help you understand the changes, please visit https://bcacc.ca/regulation/.
Practicing in isolation can be hard and finding a supportive community of colleagues can be difficult, especially when you are trying to balance work, busy practices, and life.
BCACC is here to help.
BCACC already offers online forums for communities in eConnect, and we encourage you to join any of those groups that are relevant for you, for peer support and networking.
But this new offering takes those a step further by offering a virtual Zoom-discussion space to meet one another and connect.
This is your opportunity to connect with fellow RCC-ACS for meaningful conversations and support.
We are excited to be offering this second Community in Connection discussion space for Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC) RCCs to provide an opportunity for connection and community.
THIS EVENT MAY APPEAL TO YOU IF YOU ARE AN RCC WHO IS A PERSON OF COLOUR AND:
- You are interested in helping to build community with other BIPOC RCCs
- You are interested in exploring topics of race and racism as it relates to your work as a BIPOC RCC
What is Community in Connection?
It’s your opportunity to connect with like-minded peers for meaningful conversations and support.
We know that practicing in isolation & finding a supportive community of colleagues can be difficult, especially when you are trying to balance work, busy practices and life. BCACC is here to help.
We already offers online forums for communities in eConnect, and we encourage you to join any of those groups that are relevant for you for peer support and networking.
But Community in Connection takes those a step further by offering a virtual Zoom discussion-space to meet one another.
