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Today is the Day

This morning FACTBC submitted an Application Under Sections 7 and 10(1) of the Health Profession Act. As of noon today, FACTBC had been copied on nearly 600 emails from counselling therapists, stakeholders, and concerned members of the public who have written in to their respective MLAs, Honorable Minister Adrian Dix, and/or Honorable Premier John Horgan. Thank you […]

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Sharing Your Inner Life

What’s the best way for you to share your inner life? On the FACTBC website you’ll find a variety of counsellors — online therapist are available through talking and other modalities such as art, music, movement, and drama. Learn more about the associations that comprise FACTBC »

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Having a Difficult Time?

When do I know whether I’m just having hard time getting through the day or whether I really need to be able to see a therapist in order to get through something? Dr. Glen Grigg, Chair of FACTBC, shares some thoughts about when you might need to see a counselling therapist.

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British Columbians Urged to Protect Their Mental Health During Times of Uncertainty

[ Versión en español aquí ] VANCOUVER, March 16, 2020 — Federation of Associations for Counselling Therapists in British Columbia (FACTBC), a society of 14 professional associations that collectively represent over 6,000 counsellors and therapists practicing throughout British Columbia, encourages the public to be aware of their mental health and be intentional about self-care. While

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FACTBC Feedback to Regulating Health Professionals

On January 10, 2020, as a health-sector stakeholder, FACTBC provided feedback to the Ministry of Health and its appointed Steering Committee in response to the November 2019 “Modernizing the provincial health profession regulatory framework: A paper for consultation”, for their consideration on modernization of health professional regulation. You can view FACTBC’s feedback as a PDF on

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