Counselling:

In a safe, non-judgmental setting, clients are encouraged to explore the issues and concerns of their lives that cause distress. Through a wide range of therapeutic techniques clients are assisted to gain new perspectives regarding the problems of their lives and empowered to make positive changes in their life circumstances.

Clients are assisted to gain control over their emotions, their thought patterns and their behaviour through exercises designed to explore values, beliefs and learned reactions to life situations.

Clients often come into counselling when they decide that they cannot manage a life problem on their own, or when the problem has grown in proportion and monopolizes their thoughts and their lives.

Periods of life transition are another time when clients often decide to come into counselling. Situations such as divorce, the loss of a loved one or taking on the responsibilities of marriage (remarriage) and family are often times when an individual decides to talk to an objective professional counsellor.

Debbra Greig is a Clinical Social Worker registered with the BC College of Social Workers.  She is also an ordained minister.

Counselling Areas:

ADD/ADHD Strategies
Addictions
Anxiety
Childhood and Youth Issues
Codependency
Coping Skills
Couples Counselling
Critical Incident Stress Debriefing
Custody and Access
Depression
First Nations
Geriatric Services
Palliative Care
Parenting Strategies
Self Development
Trauma Counselling
Transition Counselling
Victim Services

Therapeutic Approaches:

Behavioural Strategies
Brief Therapy
Cognitive Therapy
Emotional Release Techniques/ The Sedona Method/Spiritual and Emotional Guidance
Family of Origin
Rational Emotive Therapy
Self Actualization
Social Learning