As a pay-for-service business, it isn't easy to balance philanthropy and growing our new business, but social consciousness is key in the measure of our success as a company. We are excited to share some of the great community work and partnerships that we have been working on.
We are offering a limited time "drop-in" therapy clinic! Short-term or single session counselling because sometimes life throws us a curveball and now you now have a lower cost, no commitment option with someone trained specifically in the single-session model of therapy!
In Newfoundland and Labrador 1 in 4 children under the age of 18 live in food insecure homes. Families are struggling with the increased cost of living and children are turning to the breakfast programs at their schools for food. @KidsEatSmartNL @stpaulsjh @NLESDCA @stjohnsbot
Timely & beneficial!
-They don't have to know what to talk about,
-It gives space to work through their feelings
-They are around peers who are also working through things they have going on
-There is a limited commitment
-It is 50% cheaper than a dog to a 5 week training class!
๐ง Embrace the power of community during #ADHDAwarenessMonth!
๐ Let's unite for change by educating, advocating & learning together. Join hands to make a difference through fundraisers, donations & spreading awareness. Together, we're stronger! https://t.co/gAPQ5nqJtx
Interested in #clinicalpsychology? Come hear from Laura Harris-Lane on November 16 at 1pm in CSF 1302 about her experience applying to clinical psychology programs. This talk is being brought to you by your @MemorialUSci @CPA_SCP student, campus, and faculty representatives.
We are excited! #OurADHDHouse workshop for parents with #ADHD who have children with ADHD is starting Nov 14th! In this interactive and hands on series, we will learn about ADHD, explore experiences with ADHD, and build in skills and resources that help to navigate our lives.
Terry is a registered speech-language pathologist with a Master of Science degree in Speech-language Pathology from Dalhousie University. He has experience working with pre-school and school-aged children, adults, and families.
Art therapy is about the process of creating art; it's about slowing down, exploring issues, and finding meaning. Especially when you can't find the words.
๐ Our research reveals that a primary reason why members of the LGBTQ2S+ community didnโt access mental health support was because they couldnโt afford it. #MentalHealth
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