After completing the intake process, individuals, couples and families will attend a counselling clinic for an initial assessment. After attending the counselling clinic, clients are referred to individual, couple, family, or group counselling sessions or are referred outside the agency to other community resources. Counsellors can help with: - Individuals with relationship concerns including stress, anger, self-esteem, grief, loneliness, life transitions - Individuals experiencing communication issues with their children, step parenting, parenting teens - Couples experiencing conflict, empty nesting, blended families, work and home balance, communication issues - Families resolving conflict, dealing with stress, breakdowns in communication - Family Counsellors also offer group sessions on common interest topics such as parenting teens, assertiveness skills, and dealing with loss

The Child and Youth program welcomes referrals of children and youth who face concerns related to school, family, sexual orientation, addiction, eating disorders, depression and stress. The goal of the Child & Youth Counselling Program is to support and assist children and adolescents in the following ways: - Adjusting to changes in family life or structure - Coping with difficult emotions and situations at home and at school - Reconciling relationships with parents and/or extended family - Transitioning from home to independence - Living in crisis situations - Coping with gender identification and sexual orientation issues

Youth in Transition helps youth to develop and pursue their goals, and supports them to identify, access, and navigate adult service systems relevant to their specific needs. This program helps youth to connect to existing supports and resources within their communities including, housing supports, education resources, employment services and training, life skills training (e.g. financial management, household management), health and mental health services, and legal services.

After completing the intake process, individuals, couples and families will attend a counselling clinic for an initial assessment. After attending the counselling clinic, clients are referred to individual, couple, family, or group counselling sessions or are referred outside the agency to other community resources. Counsellors can help with: - Individuals with relationship concerns including stress, anger, self-esteem, grief, loneliness, life transitions - Individuals experiencing communication issues with their children, step parenting, parenting teens - Couples experiencing conflict, empty nesting, blended families, work and home balance, communication issues - Families resolving conflict, dealing with stress, breakdowns in communication - Family Counsellors also offer group sessions on common interest topics such as parenting teens, assertiveness skills, and dealing with loss

The Child and Youth program welcomes referrals of children and youth who face concerns related to school, family, sexual orientation, addiction, eating disorders, depression and stress. The goal of the Child & Youth Counselling Program is to support and assist children and adolescents in the following ways: - Adjusting to changes in family life or structure - Coping with difficult emotions and situations at home and at school - Reconciling relationships with parents and/or extended family - Transitioning from home to independence - Living in crisis situations - Coping with gender identification and sexual orientation issues