Therapeutic Approaches
- Attachment Therapy
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
- Dialectical Behavioural Therapy
- Emotionally Focused Therapy/Emotionally Focused Family Therapy
- Exposure Therapy
- Expressive Art Therapy
- Mindfulness-Based Approaches
- Motivational Interviewing (SUDS and ED)
Certifications
- Professional Canadian Certified Counsellor and Psychotherapist
- Eating Disorder Intuitive Therapy (EDIT)™ Certification
- EMDR Certification
- Emotionally Focused Therapy Certification for Couples and Families
- Certified Intuitive Eating Counsellor (in progress)
- SASSI Certification, Assessment and Interpretation of Substance Use Disorders in Youth and Adults
- Substance Addiction Counselling and Case Management Certification, Youth and Adults
- Trauma Practitioner Certification, Treatment of Children, Youth, Adults, and Families
Post Graduate Professional Development (6-CECs and above)
- Attachment Theory in Practice
- Adult Attachment Disorders
- Treatment of Anxiety Disorders in Children, Youth and Adults
- Assessment and Treatment of Body Image and Body Dysmorphia in Youth and Adults
- Treatment of Body-Focused Compulsive Disorders in Youth and Adults
- Assessment and Treatment of Depressive and Mood Disorders in Children, Youth and Adults
- Critical Incident Stress Management
- Dialectical Behavioural Therapy for Youth and Adults with BPD and BD
- Dialectical Behavioural Therapy for Eating Disorders in Adults and Groups
- Disaster Psychology (DPS training/volunteer)
- Eating Disorders CEDS Training (iaedp™):
- Overview of Eating Disorders
- Effective Assessment and Treatment Modalities for Eating Disorders
- Nutrition Guidelines for Treating Eating Disorders
- Medical Aspects/Consequences of Eating Disorders, with
- 1000-Direct Supervised hours in the Treatment of Eating Disorders
- Emotionally Focused Therapy for Individuals, Couples, and Families
- Exposure Therapy for Treating Anxiety Disorders, Trauma, and Phobias in Children, Youth and Adults
- Expressive Arts Therapy for Children, Youth, Adults, and Families
- Mindfulness-based Therapies
- Motivational Interviewing for Eating Disorders
- Motivational Interviewing for Substance Misuse in Youth and Adults
- Play Therapy for Children, Youth and Adults
- Application of Polyvagal Therapy in Counselling for Complex Trauma and PTSD
- Somatic Psychotherapy Interventions in the Treatment of Complex Trauma and PTSD:
- Enhancing Embodiment in Trauma Treatment
- Pain, Parts, Body, and Identity: Addressing Dissociative Symptoms
- Resiliency Informed Therapy for Trauma
- Vagas Nerve Regulation and Trauma Recovery
- Sexual Addiction and Pornography Related Compulsive Disorders, Youth and Adults
- Suicide and Self Injury Prevention and Treatment in Children, Youth, Adults, and Community
- Trauma, Applications for Treating Primary and Secondary Trauma in Children, Youth, Adults and Families
FAQ
What are the differences and similarities between the CCC and RCC Credential?
Though viewed and sometimes discussed by therapists and insurers as unique, these two Canadian-recognized counselling designations are more similar than different, and to promote safe, ethical and effective care the CCC and RCC are important credentials to look for when searching for a professionally certified and insured therapist. It is also helpful to know that the CCC and RCC credentials differ from those of a Registered, Licensed Psychologist in BC. In BC, Psychologists hold a PhD, are able to assess and provide diagnoses but cannot prescribe medications. Only Psychiatrists are unable to prescribe medications; this is their primary role. Some insurance companies prefer that their clients, you, work with a Psychologist and/or Psychiatrist to obtain coverage.
CCC, National - Canadian Credential
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RCC, Provincial - BC Credential
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