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 […]
Addressing sex and sexuality issues in therapy doesn't have to feel overwhelming or challenging – we've got you covered. Our trainings are designed to be a balance of knowledge and applicable, so you can start to integrate sex therapy into your practice right away! Head to our website to learn more about our upcoming trainings and […]
We are excited to be offering this Community in Connection for Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC) RCCs to provide an opportunity for connection and community. This session will include a facilitated panel discussion, with a focus on the following: Springing into Supervision: How We Become Counsellors - from Lenses of IBPoC Counsellors What […]
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 […]
Join us for this unique opportunity to learn transformational play therapy from Lisa Dion, the creator of Synergetic Play Therapy. In this two-day special event, using hands-on and practical techniques, Lisa will assist you to trace the moment-by-moment shifts in regulation between therapist and child, providing a level of insight that supports the transformation of […]
Learn how nature in play therapy can help children of various ages work with their grief process and the grief process from the perspective of the developmental stages and the polyvagal theory (safety). Learn how to bring in cues of safety through nature which can help regulate the client and widen their window of tolerance. […]
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 […]
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 […]
Communities across BC are collaborating in Primary Care Networks (PCNs) to create team-based care solutions that work for patients and providers. Join us at this session to learn how the Victoria Primary Care Network’s unique approach to building a team of allied health professionals - including Clinical Counsellors - is improving care experiences and outcomes […]
Join BCACC in conversation with Brian Westgate, Director, Strategic Priorities for the BC Provincial Government to talk about the new Health Professions and Occupations Act. Brian will present an overview, answer important questions about the Health Professions and Occupations Act, and provide some clarity on common questions that BCACC is receiving from membership. The last half hour of […]
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 […]
