This online workshop offers a nuanced perspective for working with the difficult and often therapeutically evasive presentations of chronic shame. It offers a blend of theory and clinical insight on the etiology and impact of chronic shame, illuminates ways to identify its clinical presentations, and presents a framework for working with it from an embodied, […]
NAVIGATING VIRTUAL COUNSELLING IN 2024 Four years on from the start of the pandemic, new research and new learnings provide us with direction for doing video counselling better. Discoveries in fields as diverse as neuroscience and social psychology give us clues about how we process information and (re)act in online environments. Lawrence Murphy, founder of the first […]
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 […]
In this one hour presentation, we will discuss 10 strategies for supporting a child with anxiety. These strategies are informed by evidence based intervention with an emphasis on Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) techniques. Although geared towards caregivers supporting a child between the ages of 6-12, the information will hold relevancy for caregivers of older children […]
Introduction to Standards 2 & 6 Join us on Tuesday, March 5th for the next discussion in this series that looks to clarify the new Standards of Clinical Practice and Code of Ethical Conduct. In this webinar we will have a conversation about: Standard 2: Competence and Quality Improvement Standard 6: Clinical and Counselling Assessment and […]
Join us for this second workshop on basic group facilitation. Each one is a standalone workshop that compliments the other to build out your knowledge on facilitating groups. This second workshop will focus on ways to use transference and countertransference in group leadership, in addition to focusing on critical tasks during the different stages of groups. […]
This is one of two workshops on basic group facilitation. They are standalone workshops that complement each other to build out your knowledge on facilitating groups. This first workshop is designed to assist the participants in gaining a better background of understanding regarding the objectives, procedures, and experiential climate of group counselling. This experiential and […]
Join us to find out what it means to be a clinical supervisor and learn from the experience of three Approved Clinical Supervisors A supervisor said to me once, "Follow the Golden Thread." This image of a delicate and valuable thread of a story has provided a foundation for working with clients and supervisees alike. […]
Join us for a three-part workshop series that equips you with financial planning knowledge specifically relevant to the many facets of your counselling career. It will offer a comprehensive exploration of important topics just in time for tax season. This workshop is presented by MNP and is divided into three one-hour webinar sessions. They will […]
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 […]
From feeling undervalued to enduring daily negativity, toxic work environments can leave a lasting imprint on our mental well-being. Dive deep into understanding the hidden mental costs of toxic workplaces in our upcoming presentation. Explore the nature of workplace toxicity, the profound psychological effects, the strain on personal relationships, and even the unexpected physical […]
So often in the training of counsellors, clinical note taking falls to the wayside in favour of interventions and case conceptualization. As a result counsellors end up feeling uncertain about their note taking and find themselves wondering what should be in them, what shouldn’t be in them. It’s not uncommon for counsellors to hold the […]
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