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Brookswood Counselling Michael R. Dadson, Ph.D., M.A., M.Div a Registered Clinical I have worked professionally with people for over 25 years. For over 8 years I have been certified as a Registered Clinical Counsellor with the British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors. An ordained as a Chaplain for over ten years and worked as a level 3 childcare work with the Ministry of Children and Families and Intensive child Care Resources for over 20 years. Within these roles, I have experience with a culturally, economically and religiously diverse population challenged with a range of concerns like, teenage prostitution, violent crime, trauma, crisis, cross cultural issues, gender crisis, identity issues, addictions, depression, anxiety, attachment, parenting and relationship problems, www.brookswoodcounsellina.com Fax 604-514-6528 Day and evening available

Located in White Rock, Jennifer Vathrin is an honest, supportive, passionate counsellor. She brings a unique level of personal experience and shows empathy, while going above and beyond to ensure her patients are constantly moving to a happier life. Jennifer does face to face and Skype sessions. She works within the ages of 17 to 80 years old. Her relationship with her patients is more like a friendship and she will make herself available whenever you need her! Call today for a free 10 minute consultation.

Adolescence, family and couples Counseling . Over 25 years of experience within the industry. Servicing the lower mainland of Vancouver. Call today to book an appointment.

Welcome to the Divisions of Family PracticeDivisions of Family Practice are community-based groups of family physicians working together to achieve common health care goals. There are currently 33 Divisions of Family Practice in BC that encompass 129 communities, and discussions are under way in up to another seven areas of the province.?

Bonnie of Clarity Quest Counselling in Langley holds a Diploma in Professional Counselling and is a member of the Canadian Professional Counselors Association and the Association of Cooperative Counselling Therapists. She is a Registered Professional Counselor and a Registered Therapeutic Counselor. Bonnie has extensive experience working with disadvantaged populations including the homeless and multicultural groups, low-income and single parents, working with the sick, terminally ill and grieving persons and families, and working with youth. She has twenty-five years of experience working and serving on boards and committees in both elected and volunteer positions, both in community and other local organizations. She has held varying positions in a variety of different outreach and social-justice organizations.

Educating ourselves about the Aging ProcessWritten by Shelley Brierley Saturday, 15 July 2000Where are you in the Aging Process? We are all aging. The only real question is what stage are you currently experiencing?There are five components to consider in the aging process; chronological age, physical makeup or wellness, basic personality, spiritual health and cultural influence.Generally, in this culture, aging refers to people in their elder years, as if they are the only ones aging. What is being referred to as the aging process is the normative developmental changes over a life span. In childhood, we learn the security of dependence and socialization. During youth, we experience an introspective, egocentric time and develop our sense of identity through relationships, skills, knowledge, physicality and independence. Young Adulthood is where we cement our identity, develop beliefs, friends, families and/or career. Adulthood is the 'sandwich generation' for many North Americans raising children and supporting the elderly while often handling careers