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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
In the first Town Hall, we addressed what's happening with Bill 36. In this second part, Michael Radano, BCACC CEO, and Britta West, BCACC Board President, are back to discuss what BCACC is doing to prepare for regulation.
Join us as we hear from two retired RCCs who will bring their experiences of winding down their practice. When you are planning for your retirement, there are many things to consider in order to wind down a practice. It requires careful planning to ensure that problems do not arise once your practice is closed. […]
There have been many changes recently, and we want to make sure that as a member you understand what is available to you and where to find it. In this information session we are going to cover: The new website and how to find important information The improved "Find a Counsellor" tool - and how […]
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 […]
People explore counselling for many different reasons and at many different points in their lives. Whether you are wanting to navigate mental health issues, cope with life change, or gain new perspectives or self-knowledge, finding a clinical counsellor who is the right fit and getting started on your counselling journey can feel daunting. In this […]
Early attachment injuries forge a neurophysiological template of self and impact affect regulation, relational functioning, and distort one’s internal working model(s). The heart of this training addresses the reparation of insecure attachment. The curriculum weaves a framework that draws upon diverse theoretical and conceptual understandings from: attachment theory, somatic psychotherapy, trauma studies, affect regulation and […]
Chronic shame disrupts healthy relational development, and has far-reaching implications for one’s capacity to regulate affect, engage in healthy relationships, and on one’s internal working model. This early template of self becomes intertwined with shaming experiences across the lifespan, creating cycles of multi-layered suffering. Through interactive lecture, discussion, and clinical vignettes, we will explore the […]
