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 in response to climate change and its impacts. In this session, we will discuss what climate anxiety is, where it stems from, and some practical […]
WorkSafeBC is pleased to join the BC Counselling Association to host an upcoming webinar featuring Carly Higgon, Director of Health Care Programs, and Lisa Smith, Director of Special Case Services. This session will explore how mental health conditions can impact an injured worker’s ability to return to work. Attendees will gain a better understanding of […]
A comprehensive workshop for counsellors who support adult survivors of sexual assault. This course equips you with practical tools, critical insight, and structured frameworks to confidently support survivors through complex legal processes and the journey of recovery. What you'll learn: Recognize and challenge rape culture and rape myths in yourself, clients, and society Apply an intersectional […]
We have just a couple of spots left! Take your practice to a new level with clinical supervision training. Many BCACC members and mental health professionals have shared how challenging it is to find accessible, high-quality clinical supervision training. Courses are full or not tailored to the unique BCACC standards and values. This course was […]
This session explores how social media and digital overload affect mental health, and how resilience and meaningful connection can help people maintain healthier boundaries in a hyper-digital world. Many people feel caught between: needing to be online And feeling drained by constant digital noise. In this session, you are invited to: Understand how social […]
Discover what good posture truly looks like when working at a computer and learn how to properly adjust your office chair and position your monitor, keyboard, and mouse to support both comfort and productivity throughout your day. While the human body is designed for movement, today’s sedentary work environments often limit our opportunities to stay […]
Counsellors are often caught between the requirement to report to protective agencies and our desire to maintain therapeutic alliance and engagement in counselling. Navigating that tension will be explored and processes highlighted that may protect the client’s participation in therapy. This workshop will give an overview of the legislative responsibilities for reporting when a child […]
Artificial intelligence is rapidly entering the mental health landscape - through documentation tools, chatbots, clinical decision supports, and everyday productivity platforms. While these technologies offer potential benefits, they also introduce significant ethical, legal, and professional risks. Many clinical counsellors are already using or considering AI tools, often without a clear understanding on what is appropriate, […]
This 5-hour / 2-part workshop is for counsellors who want to cut through that noise and be findable—without scripts, without pressure, without selling out. If you feel conflicted about marketing, join us for this workshop series!
This workshop explores countertransference as an inevitable and clinically useful aspect of counselling work. We’ll examine classic and contemporary understandings of countertransference and how it shows somatically, emotionally, relationally, […]
Financial clarity creates space for professional confidence. As a counsellor, you invest deeply in the wellbeing of others — but your own financial confidence matters just as much. This […]
Financial clarity creates space for professional confidence. As a counsellor, you invest deeply in the wellbeing of others — but your own financial confidence matters just as much. This […]
