Mental Health Counsellors à Kelowna, BC
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3001 Tutt St #204, Kelowna, V1Y 2H4
(250) 317-1090
Empowered Solutions Counselling is about integrating useful skills that will create meaningful breakthroughs with focus on Couples Counselling, Trauma & PTSD, Anxiety & Depression, Self-Esteem and Anger Management. Registered Therapeutic Counsellor and Certified Anger Management Counsellor Kimberly Castle meets individuals, couples, and families who are impacted by challenges within their relationships and collaboratively work with them towards a desired outcome. 
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#303-570 Raymer Ave, Kelowna, V1Y 4Z5
(778) 677-1960
Waypoint Counselling Network connects you with top professional counsellors in Kelowna & the Okanagan. All of our counsellors now also offer online counselling by phone or secure video link. We are dedicated to providing you with personalized support to match you to the right counsellor. The best fit means better results. Our expertise includes relationships and marriage, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), anxiety, stress, depression, anger management, loneliness, grief, trauma, addictions and self-esteem. 
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1890 Cooper Rd, Kelowna, V1Y 8B7
2508603181
The Kelowna Family Service Centre Society was incorporated as a non-profit charitable society in November 1986, spearheaded by the late Dr. Frank McNair. In 1987, the Kelowna Family Centre was awarded its first contract with the Ministry of Health. The focus of the Centre has always been one of providing counselling and education – making a difference in the lives of individuals, families, and the community. Today the Centre has a broad funding base, including several government ministries and community grants. The area that is served by the Centre extends from Peachland to Oyama with a total population of approximately 175, 000.