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SUMMARY:Planting Seeds of Connection through Nature in Play Therapy when Children are Grieving presented by Rose LaPiere\, LPC\, RPT-S\, ACS\, and sponsored by the BC Play Therapy Association
DESCRIPTION: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. \n This workshop will help you develop the ability to be with children in their grief process\, and help children move towards healing with nature based interventions.  Learn psychoeducation information and common misconceptions about grief to help caregivers support children. Experiential play therapy activities\, case examples\, and interventions of bringing nature indoors or outdoors will be a part of this training. 
URL:https://bcacc.ca/events/planting-seeds-of-connection-through-nature-in-play-therapy-when-children-are-grieving-presented-by-rose-lapiere-lpc-rpt-s-acs-and-sponsored-by-the-bc-play-therapy-association/
LOCATION:6476 NW Marine Drive\, 6476 NW Marine Drive\, Vancouver\, BC\, V6T 1Z2\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Matters of the Mind: Understanding Self-Compassion: Practicing it & modelling it for others
DESCRIPTION: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. \nIn this session\, you’ll learn strategies for practicing self-compassion and how to model it for others in your personal and professional life. You’ll gain a deeper understanding of the benefits of self-compassion\, including improved relationships\, increased happiness\, and reduced stress and anxiety. \nDon’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your emotional well-being. Register now at the bottom of this page. \nAbout the presenter\, Lisa Baylis:\nLisa Baylis has been sharing well-being strategies for the past 20 years. A natural-born connector with an innate ability to make people feel valued and heard\, she is a teacher\, a\, Register Clinical Counsellor\, a speaker\, and a mother. Lisa is a published author of Self-Compassion for Educators as well as\, the creator of the AWE Method — Awakening the Wellbeing for Educators — which merges self-care\, mindfulness\, and self-compassion. \nLisa has a master’s degree in Counselling Psychology and a bachelor’s degree in Physical Education. She has taught internationally and locally. Much of her vast teaching experience was gained in classrooms across British Columbia. Currently\, she is bringing her work to all communities that will welcome her\, with the goal of increasing peoples sense of wellness\, community and belonging. She is also working as the Education Director for the Center for Mindful Self-Compassion co-created by Drs. Kristin Neff and Chris Germer. When she can she works as a high school counsellor in the Greater Victoria School District. \nhttps://lisabaylis.com/ \n \nAbout Matters of the Mind\nThese presentations are free online events for the public that are focused on mental health topics that are relevant to the people of BC. \nWe want to contribute to the wellness of all British Columbians by fostering community connection\, breaking stigma\, and providing empowering information to help people through complexity. \nREGISTER NOW:
URL:https://bcacc.ca/events/understanding-self-compassion-practicing-it-modelling-it-for-others/
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SUMMARY:Somatic Attachment Psychotherapy Online 2 Year Training - With Lisa Mortimore\, PhD
DESCRIPTION: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 regulation theory\, interpersonal neurobiology\, interpersonal/relational psychoanalytic practice\, and deepening connections to the sentient world.  \nJUNE 2023 COHORT: June 8 – 11\, 2023\, September 28 – October 1st\, 2023\, February 1 – 4th\, 2024\, Year Two dates TBA
URL:https://bcacc.ca/events/somatic-attachment-psychotherapy-online-2-year-training-with-lisa-mortimore-phd/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:Lunch & Learn: How RCCs are working collaboratively with Primary Care Networks - and how you can get involved
DESCRIPTION: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 in Victoria B.C. \nJoin Karolina Dudzik\, RCC\, Mental Health & Substance Use Health Consultant for Victoria Primary Care Network\, and Dr. Melissa Duff\, MD\, CCFP\, FCFP\, Victoria PCN Physician Lead\, Victoria Division of Family Practice Board Chair  to discuss: \n\nPrimary Care Networks\nVPCN Cohort Model: building relationships\, not referral systems\nCareer opportunities for Registered Clinical Counsellors
URL:https://bcacc.ca/events/lunch-learn-how-rccs-are-working-collaboratively-with-primary-care-networks-and-how-you-can-get-involved/
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